All news: Announcement

According to June's summary meeting with investors, Sony is planning to bring a brand-new experience with the release of PlayStation 6.

Asobo Studios has confirmed that their upcoming title, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, will release on August 27 as the game has gone gold.

CD Projekt RED announced that Cyberpunk 2077 has sold 40 million copies worldwide across all the platforms.

Epic Games Store announced two new video games available free for this week - I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream and Rive City Girls 2.

IllFonic confirmed that, besides Michael Myers, the studio's upcoming title Halloween: The Game will feature multiple playable characters - including some iconic ones from the original movie.

Capcom confirmed previous rumors that Onimusha: Way of the Sword will now release earlier than expected - on September 4 instead of September 25.

Sony announced that the company will no longer release new games on discs starting in 2028.

The studio Eschatology Entertainment announced their new title, Guns of Eschaton - the last video game concept of which was created by the late Viktor Antonov.

Bloomberg confirmed that Xbox was supposed to be the publisher of IO Interactive's new online title, Project Fantasy, after the studio announced their partner has left the project.

On his LinkedIn page, Robert Henrysson, the CEO of Supermassive Games, announced his departure from Nordisk Games as the CEO of the gaming studio.

Microsoft has revealed that prices for Xbox consoles will be increased since the 1st of August, 2026.

Epic Games Store announced its new games available for free - Voidwrought and RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition.

Warhorse Studios has announced that the studio's latest title, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, has now sold 6 million copies across the world.

It's been revealed that the upcoming Far Cry TV adaptation has cast Lizzy Caplan in an unknown role.

Valve announced the traditional Steam Summer Sale, which is confirmed to take place from June 25 to July 9.

After the ending of Destiny 2 support, Sony has announced that its developing studio, Bungie, has received a new wave of layoffs.