The long awaited return of the Detective Grimoire is here! SFB Games (Crow Country, Snipperclips) just announced that the sequel to their award winning Point-and-Click Mystery game Tangled Tower is releasing on PC, Steam Deck, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on July 16! Step back into the shoes of the Detective and […]
To cap off today’s stacked Summer Game Fest 2026 showcase, host Geoff Keighley invited Square Enix’s Naomi Hamaguchi to introduce a title that fans have been long waiting to see for the first time – the final part of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, titled Final Fantasy VII Revelation. And it’s not all that
Summer Game Fest has come back around for another year, and 2026’s event was a packed two hours of reveals, re-reveals, updates and plenty of surprises. While you can go literally anywhere on the internet to find a complete breakdown of what was shown, we figured why not curate a short list of what we
PlayStation just dropped over 60 minutes of new trailers and reveals in its mammoth State of Play showcase for June 2026, bringing with it some exciting new looks from first and third-party studios – including the premiere announcement of the next God of War. Here’s everything we just saw in that packed hour! PlayStation State
PlayStation closed out its mammoth June 2026 State of Play this morning with the big reveal of a long-rumoured new mainline God of War entry, titled God of War Laufey. As has been the prevailing word in “leaks” so far, this game shifts focus away from mainstay protagonist, Kratos, and instead casts players as Faye,
It’s hard to believe but Summer Game Fest season has come back around already for 2026, and there’s plenty going on this year no matter what type of games you’re into or where you play. Aside from the main event Summer Game Fest showcase happening live in Los Angeles on June 6 AEST (which we’ll
Fable, the upcoming reboot of the beloved series in development at Playground Games, has been hit with a delay. Originally slated for launch towards the back end of this year, it’s now been moved to February 2027. Announcing the news on its channels, Xbox states that the reason for the delay is to give the
Well, the wolf’s out of the bag! CD Projekt Red has made a slightly early announcement, confirming that The Witcher III: The Wild Hunt, a game that came out all the way back in 2015, is getting a new DLC next year. The studio had originally planned on announcing the DLC at an upcoming livestream,
