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Subnautica 2 has just got a cinematic teaser trailer at the Xbox Partner Showcase in a slick cinematic trailer. It’s coming to Xbox Series X/S and PC in 2025, and will be available on Game Pass. The trailer itself shows what you’d expect, some happy folks exploring under the sea until a giant squid pulls up looking for trouble. While not particuarly informational, an Xbox Wire article on the game helps peel back the curtain...

Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii has just gotten a fresh trailer during today’s Xbox Partner Preview, ahead of its release on a slightly bumped up release date of February 21, 2025. The swashbuckling action-adventure title starring Goro Majima as the sole protagonist for the first time in series history, in a similar style to last year’s Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, was announced at September’s RGG Summit. Lots...

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers was one of few titles confirmed ahead of time to be shown at tonight’s Xbox Partner Showcase. Well, the game’s big moment just took place at the show, and it was everything we hoped for. As promised, the trailer showed some new footage from the Soulslike action RPG, with a focus on a few of the game’s bosses. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Manage cookie settings It’s got some...

2K has announced Project Ethos, a new “3rd-person roguelike hero shooter” – yep, here’s another one of those – from 31st Union, the studio headed up by Michael Condrey, the co-founder of Call of Duty studio Sledgehammer Games that didn’t do The Callisto Protocol. If you need a quick refresher, before forming 31st Union in February 2019, Condrey worked on a string of CoD titles that proved to be hits at Sledgehammer, so he’s bringing...

It’s been a busy few years for Too Kyo Games since it was formed as an independent offshoot of Spike Chunsoft back in 2017. Even with that whole global pandemic presumably slowing down production at least a little bit, the studio has managed to ship three games since 2020: FMV mystery Death Come True, kid-friendly(ish) action-adventure World’s End Club, and acclaimed visual novel Master Detective Archives: Rain Code. Its next game, tactical RPG The Hundred...

If I’m being honest, consuming any kind of horror media any time of year is always the best time to do so, but it really does just hit a bit different when it’s in October. I know that that’s as much an influence from capitalism, what with all those Brands trying to sell me decorations and themed candy I definitely don’t need, but also, I do just love getting into the Halloween season! There’s...

Image: Xbox Today, Xbox hosted a partner showcase featuring over a dozen new trailers for a variety of third-party, non-Xbox-published video games. The event was only about 25 minutes long, so we admittedly didn’t expect much from the shorter third-party showcase, but we were pleasantly surprised with some new game reveals and cool-looking trailers. – Zack Zwiezen Read More Source link

Screenshot: Amazon Games / Kotaku A total overhaul for New World certainly wasn’t on everyone’s bingo sheet, but here we are, pleasantly surprised. New World Aeternum completely revamps the original game from the ground up, making MMORPG more user-friendly, approachable, and, in some spots, downright fun. With such a massive, open experience, new players may find themselves wandering aimlessly across the island. – Brandon Morgan Read More Source link

Cronos: The New Dawn – an interesting looking third-person survival horror game – was revealed at the latest Xbox Partner Preview, and, in a amongst lots of monster shooting, its trailer featured a chess match that’s earned big praise from chess nerds. Yep, fresh off of releasing the Silent Hill 2 remake that’s earned a lot of praise, Bloober Team showed off this thing ahead of a 2025 release, no doubt delighting folks who like...

Tekken 8 faced some serious criticism due to Bandai Namco’s decision to sell Heihachi’s new stage seperately from the season 1 DLC pass. Now, following community uproar, Bandai Namco has reneged on its original decision, giving the stage out to season pass owners alongside some in-game currency to help sweaten the deal. This news came from a message posted on social media from the official Tekken 8 account. It states, “We apologise for not meeting...