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What is it? An XCOM-like tactics game set in the days leading up to the D-Day landings in 1944. Release date March 5, 2024Expect to pay $35/£35 Developer Absolutely GamesPublisher Team17Reviewed on RTX 3070, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H, 16GB RAM Steam Deck TBALink Official site
Pentiment, a first-party Xbox game, received a new patch to make its framerate settings on par with the PlayStation 5 version. Upon Pentiment's release on PlayStation consoles, fans quickly observed a higher framerate than the Xbox version, sparking discontent within the Microsoft fanbase. Responding to player feedback, Obsidian Entertainment swiftly rolled out an update to rectify this disparity.
Four years since the Grandia HD Collection was released for Switch and PC, the game is finally arriving on PlayStation and Xbox consoles. The Grandia HD Collection includes the first two titles in the franchise, Grandia 1 and Grandia 2, with revamped graphics, widescreen, and support for new languages.
Classic RPGs Grandia and Grandia 2 are finally making their way onto console by way of the Grandia HD Collection, which is releasing on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One this month.
The upcoming Sea of Thieves PS5 version is currently the best-selling pre-order on the US and various European PlayStation Stores.
I really liked Valiant Hearts—more than our reviewer, who found it «visually stunning but mechanically lacklustre.» That's a fair assessment, but for me its humanization of the world's first industrial war, from the excitement and patriotic fervor of the early days of mobilization to the grinding, soul-crushing horrors of muddy trench warfare, delivered a genuine narrative gut-punch that I wish more games would dare to strive for. Without wanting to oversell it, I see Valiant Hearts as proof that Ubisoft is capable of great things when it stops chasing trends and franchises, and gives its teams the opportunity to fly free.
The sequel to Valiant Hearts is released on consoles and PC today.
Magical family-friendly MMORPG Wizard101 has made its way onto Steam in all European countries. This brings the long running MMO to a larger global audience, in new supported languages.