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The weather in Assassin's Creed Shadows is a pretty big deal for Ubisoft, mostly due to a fancy new tool called Atmos that allows for fully simulated weather that affects gameplay.
I already dug the demo for Judero, a new action adventure game from developer duo Talah Kaya and Jack King-Spooner, but the full game is managing to surpass my expectations: Judero is weird, and it is well-worth your time.
EA has been talking up the next Battlefield game for some time now, and while we still haven't gotten a proper reveal, the devs have now unveiled the first piece of concept art for the game and confirmed it's returning to a modern day setting.
Players got their first look at the new Battlefield on Monday, along with a bit of information on what’s to come.
The delightfully hectic pixel art mining and survival game Core Keeper continues to blow up in popularity, reaching yet another major player milestone just a few weeks following its official launch on August 27.
Just before EA's Investor Day, EA revealed new details on the upcoming untitled Battlefield game with some new concept art. This concept art was revealed exclusively to IGN, and it was also confirmed that Battlefield will instead be coming to a modern setting after previous games took place in World War I and World War II.
Thanks to a new collection, has been re-released on modern systems along with many other arcade classics from the franchise. in particular is a cult classic of the fighting game genre, along with its direct sequel, both of which are still being played in tournaments to this day. Thanks to the age of the game, players have gotten very good at it and know the original version inside-out, but this latest version isn't quite the same as the one that everyone knows and loves.
As spotted by Gamepressure, the LinkedIn profile of Harrison Froeschke made for some interesting reading—at least, before he realized and hid it. As the senior product manager on Diablo 4, Froeschke had good reason to boast about the action RPG's profits, and to be more specific than usual about how they broke down.