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Ghost of Yotei refines the samurai power fantasy with fluid combat, cinematic style, and a gripping revenge tale across the striking landscapes of Ezo.

Microsoft’s Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2025 broadcast revealed new games, remakes, and expansions, with Call of Duty Black Ops 7 and Forza Horizon 6 putting Japan at the center of their worlds.

Borderlands 4’s latest 11GB update finally introduces a long-requested FOV slider for console players while improving performance, rewards, and progression across platforms.

LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight reimagines Gotham City with Arkham-inspired combat and open-world exploration, offering a family-friendly experience with Batman’s biggest villains.

Marvel’s Wolverine will launch in Fall 2026 as a PlayStation 5 exclusive, with Insomniac Games promising a mature, brutal take on the fan-favorite mutant.

HoYoverse has announced Petit Planet, a cosmic life sim where players build, farm, and befriend quirky neighbors across floating mini-planets in a magical universe.

Aspyr Media has announced Deus Ex Remastered, bringing the classic cyberpunk game back to PC on February 5, 2026, with updated graphics, improved models, and quality-of-life upgrades.

Supergiant Games has officially launched Hades 2, with players now able to experience Melinoë’s battle against Chronos in a full release that expands nearly every aspect of the acclaimed roguelike.

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles delivers a refined remake of the RPG classic, with modern updates, streamlined systems, and voice acting that breathe new life into its timeless story.

Baby Steps turns awkward physics into a 15-hour mountain climb parodying open-world games, reviewed at 85/100 for its mix of satire, slapstick, and frustration.

Konami’s Silent Hill f review reveals a bold new Japanese setting, divisive melee combat, and a haunting narrative that splits fans ahead of release.

Newly surfaced documentation reveals details about the cancelled Perfect Dark reboot, including an eco sci-fi setting, Adrenaline System mechanics, and episodic release plans.

Borderlands 4 receives its September 18th update, addressing crashes, loot issues, and mission blockers. No performance tweaks yet, but stability improvements are now live for PC players.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds delivers a fast-paced kart racer with inventive mechanics, a stacked roster, and deep customization, giving Sega’s hedgehog a strong contender for the genre’s crown.

Dying Light: The Beast delivers familiar rooftop parkour and zombie carnage with a monstrous twist, but sticks closely to the series’ formula despite a new half-man, half-beast protagonist.

Final Fantasy 14 director Naoki Yoshida confirms he’ll continue leading the MMORPG while urging fans to keep feedback constructive, warning that harsh abuse risks driving developers away.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Legends of the Zone Trilogy – Enhanced Edition has received Patch 1.3, introducing quick slots for SoC and CS, major bug fixes, stability improvements, and community-driven updates.

Lost Soul Aside delivers satisfying combat with style but falls short outside of battle, weighed down by weak storytelling, poor platforming, and uninspired level design despite its flashy

Caput Mortum brings medieval horror and eccentric controls to the forefront, blending atmosphere, puzzles, and emergent encounters in a short but memorable first-person indie experience.

Hell is Us has launched with a bold mix of haunting atmosphere, cryptic design, and divisive mechanics, earning both praise and frustration in early reviews of Rogue Factor’s new war-torn adventure.

A new Fortnite leak suggests Sonic the Hedgehog and Shadow are joining the battle royale soon, arriving with cosmetics tied to a real-world sneaker release later this year.

The Sims 4 unveils its update roadmap for the rest of 2025, including a Base Game Update, community-prioritized fixes, and the upcoming Adventure Awaits Expansion Pack and Enchanted by Nature DLC.

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle crushes the box office with a $70 million U.S. opening, breaking a 25-year-old Pokémon anime record and earning over $350 million worldwide.

Classic horror games still terrify better than modern releases, from Silent Hill 3 to Left 4 Dead, offering timeless suspense and unforgettable experiences for this spooky season.