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Square Enix shared new CG models of Cissnei in FFVII Rebirth and talk about the design philosophy behind her updated design.
Ratatan proves to be rather difficult, but this roguelite shows promise to become a groovy and fun rhythm-based action platformer.
As part of The Game Awards 2025, Baldur’s Gate 3 developer Larian Studios revealed that they are working on a new Divinity game. The developers have confirmed that the game will be a new standalone entry in the series, and that it will be even bigger than Baldur’s Gate 3.
Square Enix announced that the Japanese CERO age rating for FFXIV will change with the upcoming Patch 7.5. The current CERO rating for the game is CERO C, and after the changes in the upcoming patch the rating will change to a CERO D, the second highest in the rating organization.
Ever since its debut in 2025, the first entry in the Life is Strange series stood out to me as one of the most interesting narrative experiences and decision-heavy games. Despite having issues with some of its writing, the time bending mechanics introduced a really cool layer of interaction with the choices, and its climax still remains one of my favorites in video games. Unfortunately, my interest in the series quickly dwindled following prequels, sequels, side-stories, and the outright messy management of the franchise by Square Enix. Unfortunately, Life Is Strange: Reunion is the final nail in the coffin for me.
It’s difficult to talk about Zero Parades without bringing up its predecessor Disco Elysium and the complicated history of the ZA/UM, the studio behind both. Because of that, I wanted to be fair to the developers on this new title and approach it as the product of a new team. 60 hours in and nearly two complete playthroughs later, I am very impressed and eager to see what’s next for this iteration of ZA/UM.
As part of this year’s Summer Game Fest held on June 5, 2026, lots of companies revealed games that are set to come for the remainder of 2026 and 2027. The event started with the reveal of Resident Evil Veronica, a remake of the original 2000 game
Xenoblade Genesis is a new game in the JRPG series coming exclusively to Switch 2 in 2027. The announcement appeared during the recent June 2026 Nintendo Direct
I remember watching and enjoying the first season of the Sword Art Online anime years ago, thinking how solid the Aincrad Arc was. Once I finished it and learned how the plot jumps the shark, my interest faded. Time passed. When Bandai Namco announced Echoes of Aincrad would focus on the original SAO storyline, taking a step back from Kirito and Asuna, my interest sparked again.
