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Disgaea Mayhem abandons the series' signature turn-based strategy for real-time action combat, and NIS America just dropped a free demo across all platforms so you can see if it works.
Dane Olds spent two decades building the weapons and creatures players associate with Bethesda's biggest RPGs. Now he's been cut in Microsoft's latest layoff wave, and he's considering leaving the industry for good.
Mike Bithell's new game casts you as an assassin serving Dracula on the English throne. Vampirium: 1997 is a minimalist immersive sim heading to Steam Early Access.
Disney Dreamlight Valley's latest paid expansion opens a gate to Honeyglow Woods, bringing Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, and Eeyore into the cozy life sim alongside beekeeping, Pooh Sticks, and four new regions.
Fiesta Online, the anime MMORPG that first launched in 2007, is making the jump to PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo platforms. Gamigo hasn't set a date, but the game will appear at Gamescom.
Bandai Namco's creature-taming RPG finally delivers the 60fps mode PS5 players were promised at launch, timed with the game's Switch 2 debut tomorrow.
Australia's new online safety laws mean GTA 6 players will need to hand over a real driver's license or government ID before they can steal a virtual one. Rockstar faces fines up to $49.5 million per breach if it doesn't comply.
Ubisoft is bringing The Crew Motorfest to Switch 2 on October 8 for $50. Three years after launch, with mandatory online and a game-key card for physical, the price tag raises questions.
Nintendo is pulling the plug on Mario Kart Tour this September, and unlike Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, there's no offline version coming to preserve it.
Build a Rocket Boy is flying fans to Edinburgh for a free playtest weekend. The 400+ employees it laid off over the past year aren't laughing.
Cold Symmetry's Soulslike sequel lands August 20 with a $50 price tag, eight Shells, over 60 dungeons, and a stamina-free combat system. The open beta already sits at 92% positive on Steam.
Obsidian is returning to the Fallout franchise under Josh Sawyer's direction, but the studio had to lose 52 employees and its planned Avowed sequel to make it happen.
Xbox says it's doubling down on The Elder Scrolls. Then it laid off half the only studio actively making Elder Scrolls content, two days before a major release.
After laying off most of its staff last year, Bithell Games is back with one of the strangest pitches I've seen in a while: you're an assassin working for Dracula, who happens to be King of England.
Trophy lists for the upcoming Black Ops 1 and 2 PlayStation ports have surfaced, and they paint a picture of classic features left behind. Wager Matches, Theater Mode, and League Play all appear to be missing.
The Revelations DLC's flagship weapon, the Chain Spear, shipped without a keybind on console. Players are greeted with a "??" button prompt and can't progress until they toggle a controller preset.
Season 9 brings Jubilee, a full Black Widow rework, a revamped Team-Up system, and balance changes touching 80% of the roster. This is the biggest Marvel Rivals update yet, and it's not particularly close.
After a Switch 2 launch so rough it scored a 4/10, Owlcat Games is giving away all DLC expansions for free and releasing a major stability patch today.
Half of id Software's workforce is gone, reportedly including most of the studio's coders. The cuts landed on the same day the team's Doom: The Dark Ages DLC shipped.
While detailing Switch 2 battery revisions for EU compliance, Nintendo slipped in a bombshell: the original Switch family is being discontinued in Europe by mid-February 2027.
Bluekandy didn't just beat the Kirby Air Riders No Dupes world record at SGDQ. He obliterated it by nearly two minutes, finishing all 18 courses in 37:54.
MAPPA's CEO personally announced the studio will handle every animated cutscene in Persona 4 Revival, the biggest production detail to come out of Atlus's Anime Expo panel.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma calls the business 'not healthy' as 1,600 roles are eliminated immediately, with Compulsion Games, Double Fine, Ninja Theory, Undead Labs, and Arkane all leaving Xbox ownership.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma laid bare the division's financial reality: for every dollar invested in its studios, Xbox lost 64 cents. Now 3,200 people are paying for it.