Campaign early access returns for the first time since Modern Warfare 3, which scored a 4/10 from IGN. Activision is clearly betting MW4's Korea-set story can erase that memory.
Project OVR failed to meet Ubisoft's internal alpha objectives, and staff are reportedly bracing for either a complete reboot or outright cancellation of the next Ghost Recon.
As activist investor Oasis Management pushes to oust Kadokawa's CEO and reshape how FromSoftware does business, Hidetaka Miyazaki says the studio still makes games on its own terms.
The Tidepup is coming June 25 as a semi-aquatic support companion that can heal your tribe. ARK's also launching new Classic/Conquest servers and sunsetting inactive official servers.
The activist investor that once pitched charging players $0.99 to make Mario jump now holds more Kadokawa shares than Sony, and it wants FromSoftware to self-publish everything.
Up to 380 Ubisoft employees face job losses as the publisher shutters two more studios and narrows Barcelona's focus to Rainbow Six. It's the third round of cuts this year alone.
The Quad Cylinder finally gets the overhaul it needed, while several Jokers that were dominating runs get reined in.
Pearl Abyss keeps piling features into Crimson Desert at a pace that borders on absurd. Patch 1.11 doubles down on the pet system, fixes pinball physics, and lets shopkeepers rescue your lost rare gear.
Naoki Hamaguchi warns that linear RPGs are vulnerable to players simply watching streams instead of buying the game, and says Revelation is designed to fight back with branching content and player choice.
Blizzard breaks down Season 2's most controversial meta, regional hero bans, and why map voting looks completely different at high ranks.
Another round of fixes lands for Rogue Trader, tackling cutscene stutters and some weird physics bugs.
RuneScape is making the jump to mandatory Jagex Accounts later this year, ditching the legacy login system for good.
Patch 17.5 focuses on lifting champions that haven't found their footing in Space Gods while taking a sweeping pass at Augments.
The fourth quality-of-life update for '83 brings communication tools, audio improvements, and a new beta map to the tactical multiplayer shooter.
The creator of the very game Stellar Blade was inspired by can't stop hyping it up, and he's already committed to buying the sequel.
A small but necessary hotfix addresses a critical crash tied to the new Army HQ feature and fixes the TaoG DLC menu icon.
Three days after the June 9th update, Mecha BREAK is pulling the emergency brake on Spectral Nexus difficulty, and actually listening to what players complained about.
Players who scanned PokéStops helped build an AI navigation system now being developed for military drones. Niantic Spatial says the data isn't part of its deal with defense firm Vantor, but the damage is already done.
Every outlet that went hands-on with Rhythm Heaven Groove came away talking about Beatspell, the new RPG mode that turns rhythm inputs into spell-casting combat.
The apocalypse gets a major overhaul with V3.0, giving players unprecedented control over their survival experience through sandbox customization and new progression systems.
Patch 1.11.00 lets you register up to 100 pets, adds a shopkeeper resale system for lost rare gear, and overhauls the pinball minigame.
Pearl Abyss rolls out a security module update for Black Desert Online today, with compatibility improvements and the latest version deployed.
Graves takes a hit, Apollo gets a complete Sigil overhaul, and the Urn economy shifts again in Deadlock's latest balance patch.
The controversial Tupac casting in RGG Studio's Stranger Than Heaven wasn't cooked up in a boardroom. It came from Snoop Dogg himself.