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Fallout London, the expansive fanmade Fallout 4 mod that shows us The Big Smoke's version of the nuclear post-apocalypse, is out now after a very lengthy development. But it's ballooned so much after the last few years, that it might as well be thought of as "Fallout 4.5" instead of your everyday RPG fan projects.
Upcoming survival gameS.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl has been delayed yet again, but unlike some of its other delays, it’s only by around two months. Developer GSC Game World posted a video and statement on Thursday saying the game’s release, which was previously set for September 5, will now be November 20. It wrote that the developers want to take the time to fix some bugs (or “anomalies,” as it calls them).
Slitterhead isn't just the body-twisting horror game you'd expect from Silent Hill veterans.
GSC Game World has announced Stalker 2's delay from September 5 to November 20, to give its development team time to fix bugs.
Tekken creative director Katsuhiro Harada says he "didn't mean to lie" when claiming Heihachi Mishima was dead before Tekken 8 resurrected the big bad dad yet again.
STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl has been delayed again and will now be released around two months later than expected.
Described by PC Gamer's own Richard Stanton as «Sekiro on a drunken night out», Phantom Blade Zero looks pretty dang intriguing. Developed by S-Game (and making its debut in the PlayStation Showcase last year) Phantom Blade Zero does indeed look absolutely slammed with high-octane nonsense—and I mean this affectionately. I like nonsense a lot.
The director behind the highly anticipated action-RPG Phantom Blade Zero has compared the game's map to FromSoftware's Souls series before the decidedly open-world Elden Ring arrived.