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Saber Interactive chief creative officer Tim Willits has said the success of Helldivers 2 "legitimizes" Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2.
Over the offbeat Monster Hunter Rise, Monster Hunter Wilds represents a more direct follow-up to Monster Hunter World, the breakout hit that catapulted a long-niche series to global stardom. That success was validating, according to longtime series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto, and he believes the lessons Capcom learned from World's record-shattering turnout, which now represents over 25% of the total sales of this 20-year-old series, have put Wilds in a much better position to capitalize on its newfound audience.
The World of Warcraft team is planning the game's future years in advance, at least up until 17.0.
Atomfall - the survival action game set in a freaky, alt-history 1950s Yorkshire - is pulling from some of your favorite single-player FPS series.
Borderlands' studio CEO has dispelled speculation that Handsome Jack is returning in Borderlands 4 next year, saying the mysterious character is "something far more dangerous and sinister."
Borderlands 4 and Tiny Tina's Wonderlands boss Randy Pitchford has offered greater insight into his poorly-aged claim that Steam would look like a 'dying' store by now thanks to Epic's investment in technology. While he admits his long-term hope for the Epic Game Store was "misplaced or overly optimistic," Valve rivals "with much more developer-friendly models continue to shoot themselves in the foot" - and that's why the opportunity to disrupt the PC gaming retail space remains.
Tears of the Kingdom may just be the biggest Legend of Zelda game to date - so big, in fact, that Nintendo made its own social media platform for developers to help speed up production.
Civilization 7's new age system means that you're never out of the running, and creative director Ed Beach says that that means "you have a chance to win the game at any point."