Gunfire Games’ latest paid DLC for Remnant 2 is live with The Forgotten Kingdom, with players exploring a new biome in Yaesha. Check out the launch trailer below, which outlines the new environments and enemies. The story revolves around the stone spirit Lydusa, who’s none too happy and sowing discord with her constructs. Of course, there are other opponents, like a giant pot-like structure with rotating layers and stone tendrils or the decaying stone warrior who uses ice. Players will have new weapons and the Invoker Archetype to help out. The latter allows players to channel the Nature Spiri ..read more

In 2021, we commented on the development of Cygames’ Project Awakening and how Granblue Fantasy: Relink wasn’t the only action RPG taking a while to cook. Fast-forward to 2024 and while Relink has done well for itself, the former is still nowhere to be seen. Fortunately, the development team updated fans on Twitter, assuring them that the game hasn’t been cancelled. “We are working hard behind the scenes to bring you the best experience possible. Stay tuned for more updates in the coming months.” It could mean a new trailer or updates at upcoming showcases like the Summer Game Fest showcase, t ..read more

Rabbit and Bear Studios’ Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, a spiritual successor to the Suikoden series, is now available. It’s playable on Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC (along with Game Pass). Check out the launch trailer below, highlighting the different heroes and villains that players will encounter. Set in Allraan, the story focuses on Nowa and the battle against the Galdean Empire, which seeks the power of the Primal Rune-Lenses. To aid in his journey, he recruits several allies across various regions to form an Alliance of rebels. There are over 100 heroes ..read more

A new trailer is available for Bungie’s Destiny 2: The Final Shape, with the returning Cayde-6 (voiced by Nathan Fillion), outlining his experience waking up inside the Traveler. Far from the afterlife, the former Hunter Vanguard recognizes that The Witness is infecting it and consuming it from within. It’s thus up to the Guardians to stop The Witness, but they won’t be alone. Other notable figures like Mithrax, Savathun and Empress Caiatl are teased in the trailer, potentially coming in to help players. Of course, various threats like The Dread, ranging from flying foes to those wielding Stra ..read more

SNK has released a fighting guide for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves ahead of EVO Japan 2024, outlining all the mechanics players should know. The REV System is the central focus, but there’s also the return of Just Defense and Hyper Defense from Garou: Mark of the Wolves. The former triggers when blocking an opponent’s attack at the right moment and provides a slight decrease to the REV meter and healthy recovery while also allowing you to perform a Guard Cancel. The latter offers the same benefits but is performed by timing forward inputs to block a multi-hit attack. Guard Cancels let you im ..read more

How satisfied you are with Tales of Kenzera: Zau will depend on how you’ve set your expectations going in. Surgent Studios’ debut game has been billed as a Metroidvania action-adventure title, but if you’re expecting it to deliver an experience that can rival recent genre greats like Hollow Knight or Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, it’s likely that you’ll be left disappointed. If, however, what you’re looking for is an engaging and well-told story, Tales of Kenzera: Zau is an easy game to recommend. Set in the mystical lands of Kenzera, Surgent Studios’ 2.5D game puts you in t ..read more

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora came and went without making too much of a mark for a great many people who played it, but developer Massive Entertainment has continued to put out new patches for the open world title since its launch in December, with another one now having gone live in the form of Title Update 3.2. This latest update brings a couple of notable additions on all platforms. For starters, a 40 FPS mode has been added for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S players, for those who want more of a middle ground between prioritizing graphics and prioritizing performance. Meanwhile, on PC, suppo ..read more

Amazon’s Fallout TV show has finally premiered, and to the surprise of many (except for perhaps the hardest of the hardcore), it’s good. Not only is it driving sales and player counts for older Fallout titles, but it’s renewed for another season. Here are ten things we would like to see in Season 2, though beware of slight spoilers for Season 1. Deathclaws Many things come to mind when fans think of Fallout and the Deathclaw is undoubtedly one. Though one doesn’t appear throughout the entire first season, the finale features the signature skull of one in its closing moments. Co-showrunner Gra ..read more

It’s always hard waiting for a new game in a beloved franchise, especially at a time where development cycles can often last as long as 5-6 years, if not even more. That pain, in fact, is perhaps more keenly felt by fans of Bethesda Game Studios franchises than the fanbases of most other major active franchises. In the here and now, for instance, in the immediate afterglow of Amazon Prime’s excellent Fallout series, with fans hungry for more, people are going back to older instalments in the series in groves- but if what you want is a new instalment in the series to dive right into? Well ..read more

If you’ve held off on playing Shin Megami Tensei 5 since its launch for the Nintendo Switch in 2021, your patience is set to be rewarded. Not only is the upcoming Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance set to bring Atlus’ acclaimed RPG to non-Switch platforms, it will also bring with it a truckload of new content in the form of a new playable character, over 75 hours of additional gameplay, and much more. Also included in that deluge of additions is a host of new music- which, of course, is always a crucial part of Atlus-developed games. In fact, as confirmed by composer Ryota Koz ..read more