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Sony’s Bend Studio, the developer behind most recently the open-world zombie title Days Gone, has given some more insight into the title they are building, most notably mentioning that it will include multiplayer.
One of the defining features of any Halo game has been its co-op, whether it’s PvP or the ability to blast through a campaign with a friend. However, Halo Infinite, the most recent title in the franchise, launched without campaign co-op. Now 343 Industries seems set to finally bring it to the game.
If you’ve been playing on the darker side of the Milky Way, Elite Dangerous Odyssey now has a mission variant that will let you lean in harder on the wrong side of the law. Update 12 brings a new criminal mission, as well as shipyard terminals to settlement prisons.
The Electronic Software Associate announced yesterday that the near-annual video games expo, the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) will definitely return in 2023. This news comes after 2022’s events were all canceled earlier this year.
The first OTK Games Expo has kicked off, promising to showcase 40 different games, as well as chatting with developers on stage. The event is put on by The OTK Network
Yager’s first-person PvPvE shooter, The Cycle: Frontier, launches today on Steam and the Epic Games Store, bringing the mix of PvP and PvE action to a persistent sci-fi world.
Longtime MMO developer, Gordon Walton has joined Playable Worlds, the company building a new cloud-native sandbox MMORPG helmed by Raph Koster. Walton joins Playable Worlds as both Executive Producer and Chief Product Officer.
If you’ve been playing World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade Classic, you might want to double check that your realm will be here come August. This is because Blizzard is shuttering twenty-one realms on August 10th in order to "maintain healthy populations."
If you’ve been looking for a time to hop back into New World and get that weapon skill up to level 20, now might be the perfect time to do so. Amazon has announced a XP Extravaganza event that sees players earning twice the amount of XP for weapon skills now through June 9th.
One of the major issues surrounding Diablo Immortal since its launch last week has been centered on its microtransactions. Thanks to some maths and an intrepid YouTuber, we know now around how much you’ll need to spend if you want to buy your way to power.