Take-Two CEO Explains GTA 6’s Silence: It’s All About Building Maximum Hype
It’s been over a year since Rockstar Games dropped the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, setting the internet ablaze. Yet, since then, the highly anticipated sequel has gone radio silent, sparking concern, fan theories, and even fears of a possible delay. But according to Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two Interactive, the lack of updates is not cause for alarm—it’s all part of the plan. ...[Read More]
Steel Seed Launches April 10 on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC — Free Demo Now Available
The upcoming sci-fi action-adventure Steel Seed has locked in its release date. Published by ESDigital Games and developed by Italian studio Storm in a Teacup (Close to the Sun), the game will launch on April 10 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. A free demo is already available on Steam, giving players an early taste of this ambitious blend of platforming, stealth, parkour, and combat. S...[Read More]
Hitman World of Assassination VR Review
Stepping into the impeccably polished shoes of Agent 47 has always carried a certain irresistible allure, blending meticulous stealth, cunning strategy, and the occasional, joyously chaotic improvisation. Now, with the release of Hitman World of Assassination VR on PlayStation VR2, IO Interactive has elevated their iconic series to a breathtakingly immersive new level. Fans and newcomers alike wil...[Read More]
Hitman World of Assassination VR
The whole main campaign of Hitman World of Assassination will be playable on PS VR2, meaning that you will be free to explore 20 unique locations, each with their own living and breathing world. From the glamorous runways of a fashion show in Paris, to the dizzying heights of Dubai’s skyscrapers, or the rapturous crowd of a high-speed race in Miami, you will travel all around the world to find you...[Read More]
Insider Suggests Naughty Dog’s Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet Won’t Launch Before 2027
Naughty Dog’s ambitious sci-fi project, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, is shaping up to be one of PlayStation 5’s most intriguing exclusives—but fans hoping for a 2025 or 2026 release may want to reset their expectations. According to respected journalist and insider Jason Schreier, the Uncharted and The Last of Us developer’s latest title is still several years away. A Tease with a Hidden Me...[Read More]
Elden Ring Nightreign Graphics and Performance Compared on PS5 and Xbox Series — Is It Optimized Enough?
With Elden Ring Nightreign set to launch on May 30, fans have been eager to know how FromSoftware’s new cooperative action spin-off performs across current-generation consoles. Thanks to last weekend’s beta test, players on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC got a first hands-on look—and now, detailed technical analysis reveals how the game holds up across platforms. Graphics & Performance Bre...[Read More]
Days Gone Remastered Confirms PS4 Save Compatibility for PS5 Players
Great news for Days Gone fans: if you poured hours into the original PS4 version, you won’t need to start over when the PS5 remaster launches on April 25. Developer Bend Studio has officially confirmed that save files from the PS4 version will be compatible with Days Gone Remastered, allowing players to carry over all progress, upgrades, and unlocks seamlessly into the enhanced edition. Your PS4 P...[Read More]
KARMA: The Dark World Review
In an industry where dystopian thrillers are as common as post-apocalyptic wastelands, it takes something truly exceptional to stand apart. Pollard Studios’ Karma: The Dark World, published by Wired Productions, attempts precisely that by weaving a dark tapestry of psychological suspense and dystopian intrigue, set against the grim backdrop of a sinister alternate 1984 East Germany. With all...[Read More]
KARMA: The Dark World
“Who controls the past controls the future; who controls the present controls the past” Karma: The Dark World is a first-person cinematic psychological thriller set in a dystopian world where the Leviathan Corporation is omnipresent. The year is 1984, the place is East Germany, and things are not quite what they seem. Explore an alternate timeline set in 1984 East Germany; the Leviatha...[Read More]
Atomfall Review
When you think of survival-action games, you probably imagine barren wastelands, mutant creatures, and plenty of makeshift weaponry. But Atomfall, developed and published by Rebellion, offers something a bit more uniquely unsettling, a nuclear-ravaged British countryside populated by eccentric locals, strange cults, and rogue government operatives. Set five years after a fictionalized version of t...[Read More]
Atomfall
Atomfall is an action game played from a first-person perspective. It is set in an alternate history in which the 1957 Windscale fire covered much of the Lake District, Cumbria in radioactive fallout. Players can collect various resources and scraps to craft weapons, or use firearms to defeat enemies, though ammunition is scarce in the game. While Atomfall is billed as a survival game, players onl...[Read More]
Mother Machine Review
When you think cooperative multiplayer exploration, images of sleek heroes or brave astronauts typically come to mind, not chaos-fueled, endlessly hungry “chaos gremlins.” But then again, Mother Machine, developed and published by Maschinen-Mensch, isn’t your typical cooperative adventure. Instead, it embraces absurdity, weirdness, and comedic chaos with gleeful abandon, giving p...[Read More]