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The Binding of Isaac is finally getting its long-awaited online multiplayer mode this year, and its arrival is just a few months away now - apparently set to come right around Rebirth's 10th anniversary.
Arguably standing the test of time as one of the best crafting games to date, Starbound is now finally coming to Xbox after 11 long years on PC.
A new Dino Crisis game probably won't happen any time soon, as Capcom has another series marked by combat with massive scaly beasts to focus on - Monster Hunter.
There's at least one inZOI feature that The Sims 4 just doesn't have, and fans are already obsessed: a functional "3D print" tool that allows players to recreate virtually any real-life item in-game.
One genius Skyrim player has created a mod that allows him to seamlessly voice the iconic RPG's protagonist in real-time, and it's downright brilliant.
Monster Hunter Wilds continues to impress with action-packed gameplay, stunning visuals, and developers who stay true to what makes the action RPG series so great, like its lack of any pay-to-win DLC.
Bandai Namco revealed its long-awaited remaster of Tales of Graces f yesterday, but there's much more where that came from - a new project aiming to bring more of the JRPG series' classics back is in the works.
Square Enix partnered with Lego to create a special set based on a fan-voted beloved moment from Final Fantasy 7 - and one of the two they made just sold for literal thousands.