It may not be arriving until after the World Cup is complete, but tactical soccer RPG Ganbare! Super Strikers has a Steam release date. Those wanting to get over a post-tournament funk will be able to pick it up at the end of this month.
With Shenmue III arriving next year, Sega is giving players a chance to remind themselves of previous events. The remastered collection of the first two games in the series is coming this August.
Bandai Namco has provided some more content for Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet. Betrayal of Comrades continues the beats of the first DLC, while adding a couple of extra characters for the franchise and some new customisation options.
Transolar Games’ adventure RPG was initially announced in 2012, but is at last at the cusp of launching. Players will be able to follow Shawn O’Conner’s time at Hero University next week.
Aspyr and Digital Continue’s Next Up Hero is now out of Early Access. The co-op dungeon-crawler is available now on PC, Mac, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, with a Switch version to come at a later date.
It’s time to start getting a closer look at some of Code Vein’s supporting cast and Mia Karnstein has risen to the challenge. It helps when you have a big, bloody tail.
XSEED Games is bringing two more Japanese action RPGs to PC and has confirmed release dates for the ports. Touhou: Scarlet Curiosity will hit first, followed a couple of weeks later by Ys: Memories of Celceta.
Bethesda’s rehash of its Fallout 76 E3 presentation continues. The fourth video focuses on the totally sane decision to let players have access to nukes.
Zanki Zero arrives in Japan in just a week. A new cinematic trailer aims to highlight its post-apocalyptic setting and key themes.
Mary Skelter 2 is out in Japan today. Though we don’t have western release news for that yet, Ghostlight is giving more people the chance to play its predecessor.
For the month of June, I chose to dive into Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition. I feel many perceive this game as the bastard step brother of that supposedly superior sibling, Baldur’s Gate. However, I honestly enjoyed this one a bit more. Read on to find out why!
Need to see a full playthrough of Dragon Quest XI’s E3 demo? Square Enix has put its entire presentation in one place with both an extended gameplay look and a talk with the developers.
Shortly after announcing a physical Switch edition of its predecessor, The Gentlebros has provided a new teaser for Cat Quest II. The game is coming to many platforms early next year.
The first chapter of City of the Shroud now has a release date on Steam. The game is also somewhat of a social experiment, as player decisions will impact the remaining three chapters, ahead of a complete collection coming to console next year.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s From the Ashes DLC has been announced. In addition, Warhorse Studios is promising a new hardcore mode that will be added as a free update.
Bethesda has been splitting up parts of its E3 showcase for Fallout 76 into more bite-sized chunks. Those who missed the initial demonstration can check out an introduction to the wasteland of West Virginia and to the game’s focus on multiplayer.
Wadjet Eye Games adventure RPG Unavowed has a release date. The game launches for PC and Mac in a little over a month.
The 1.1 update is now available for Harebrained Schemes’ BattleTech. Included in its additions and adjustments are new options for mech customisation and the game’s difficulty.
Bandai Namco and Level-5 have released a patch for those wanting more of a challenge from Ni no Kuni II. Both Hard and Extreme difficulty settings are now available to select.
Bandai Namco has provided its monthly Code Vein screenshot update. The new images come with a few details about an additional companion, another zone, and multiplayer elements.
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