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To add to their already packed release calendar, Capcom has announced that Onimusha: Way of the Sword will be available on September 25th.

New York City is facing an invasion by strange, supernatural entities. The fate of humanity rests on Dylan Faden, but he must first reconnect with his own humanity. He’s haunted by past memories, and time is running out to overcome them before the mysterious force known as the Hiss destroys everything.

You play as the “Wings of Theve,” a renowned fighter pilot known throughout the world as a legendary hero capable of completing even the most dangerous missions. But the latest trailer suggests someone might be falsely claiming the identity of the Wings of Theve, which will likely lead to complex political conflicts and personal betrayals.

The new trailer is a bit mysterious. It starts with quick glimpses of Dylan Faden’s past, showing memories of his sister and his suffering while being held captive. Then, he learns about a strong energy surge that happened when the Federal Bureau of Control’s lockdown lifted. Someone questions his affiliation – he’s not part of the FBC, and seemingly not even human. Despite this, Dylan continues to act as a hero, but the situation is incredibly dangerous.

Unfortunately, that won’t be happening, but the game is now coming to the PS5! A new trailer was revealed at the recent State of Play event.

In ILL, you play as a man who wakes up after a coma following a huge explosion. He quickly discovers the world has been overrun by terrifying creatures – people who were once like us. With limited weapons and help from other survivors, you’ll need to find a way to escape this nightmare.

Release: July 2026

The newest trailer for the game showed off Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage as playable characters when it releases on August 6th for PlayStation 5 and PC, costing $59.99. These villains will join Doctor Doom to form the Knights of Doom team. Fans may recall hints about Carnage appearing in the Black Panther and Hulk trailer released back in May.

Fans who’ve followed DC comics for a while are familiar with Lex Luthor’s battles in his powerful suit of armor. But if you’re new to these stories, you might be wondering: can any armor actually protect someone from Superman’s incredible strength?