After four years in early access, the base-building game Satisfactory is finally getting its full release on September 10th. The 1.0 update brings a long-awaited feature: flushable toilets! It also includes a massive update with new resource nodes, improved dedicated servers, balance changes, and performance optimizations. Fans of the game are sure to be excited about this long-awaited release.
A former Rockstar Games developer reveals details about a cancelled story DLC for Grand Theft Auto 5, revealing its intended scope, why it was scrapped, and its eventual impact on GTA Online. He also sheds light on the tight security measures employed at Rockstar Games’ New York City office.
Electronic Arts has announced a surprise crossover event for Battlefield 2042 featuring the beloved Dead Space franchise. From July 9-16, players can experience a limited-time PvE extraction mode called ‘Outbreak’, battling Necromorph enemies and trying to escape. The event will also likely offer Dead Space-themed cosmetics, potentially including Isaac Clarke’s iconic armor.
The PlayStation 5 is only halfway through its lifespan, and while the PlayStation 6 may seem far off, the groundwork for its launch is likely already being laid. With confirmed leaks and speculations, we explore potential launch titles for Sony’s next console.
Capcom surprised fans with the announcement of Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, a full-fledged remake of the original Dead Rising with enhanced visuals, gameplay features, and updated character models. The game is set to release on September 19 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, and will offer a digital deluxe edition with extra content.
July 2024 is shaping up to be a month overflowing with new video games, from anticipated AAA releases to hidden indie gems. With a diverse range of titles spanning action-packed adventures, cozy experiences, and unique gameplay mechanics, there’s something for everyone. Get ready for a deluge of games that could rival the impressive releases of May.
Still Wakes the Deep is a new horror game that channels the spirit of classic slasher films like The Thing, offering a tense and gruesome experience on an oil rig. While it might not fully reach its potential, its short runtime and memorable monster design make it worth a look for fans of the genre.
Frostpunk 2, the sequel to the critically acclaimed survival city-builder, is set to release on September 20th, 2024. Taking place 30 years after the original game, players must navigate a world ravaged by a volcanic winter, facing political tensions, dwindling resources, and the harsh realities of human nature. Explore the new gameplay features, including the Law Proposals system, and learn about the various editions available for pre-order.
Don’t Nod has announced a delay for its narrative adventure game ‘Lost Records: Bloom & Rage,’ pushing the release date to early 2025. The decision comes in the wake of the announcement and upcoming launch of ‘Life is Strange: Double Exposure,’ a new installment in the series that Don’t Nod helped create. Both games will be competing for attention in the market, and Don’t Nod wants to ensure both titles have enough space to shine.
Tomb Raider’s iconic adventurer Lara Croft is coming to Dead by Daylight, bringing her survival skills and signature perks to the asymmetrical horror game. She joins as a Survivor, with no accompanying Killer or map, but her three new perks offer players valuable advantages. The update also includes a significant patch, but a controversial Disconnect Bots feature has been removed due to player feedback.
