Croteam and Devolver Digital have released a new update for Serious Sam 2. Following their addition of Steam Deck Verification last year, this update brings Steam Achievements to the game. Currently, there are no Xbox achievements, and it’s unlikely there will be. Since the game isn’t backward compatible and can’t be played on Xbox One or Series X|S, Xbox players can only access it on PC.
As a huge Rayman fan, I’m so excited about this collection from Digital Eclipse! It’s got Rayman on pretty much every classic system – MS-DOS, PlayStation 1, Game Boy Color and Advance, and even the Atari Jaguar. They even found a really old, never-released version for the Super NES! The games themselves are still challenging, even if you’re good at platformers, but they’ve added some awesome new stuff like infinite lives, the ability to rewind, and you can unlock all the levels right away if you want. It’s the best of both worlds!
The game begins with Story Mode, offering 12 missions designed for one or two players. These missions are grouped into sets of three, and completing each set unlocks Incursion mode. In Incursion, teams of four players will work together to attack a stronghold and defeat powerful bosses like the Spider, Oni, Kitsune, or Snake.
Happinet’s Brigandine: Abyss, due out in 2026, may just tick that box.
Everyone, including PlayStation 5 players, will get a chance to try out the game during the open preview. This preview will feature two areas – Perimeter and Dire Marsh – and the first missions for five different groups within the game.
We already know about 11 of the game’s characters, including Magik, Wolverine, and Danger, who were revealed in yesterday’s State of Play trailer. That leaves nine characters still to be announced before the game comes out.
We know you’re eager to see what we’ve been working on, and we’re thrilled to finally share something new with you.
To truly enjoy the game, you needed to be fully committed to its challenging, replay-focused style. However, the upcoming sequel, Saros, aims to smooth out some of those difficult parts to make it enjoyable for a wider range of players.
As a huge Castlevania fan, I’m really excited about Belmont’s Curse! It’s a new game that’s sticking to the classic style we all love. What’s even cooler is that Konami is working with some amazing developers – Evil Empire and Motion Twin, who you might know from Dead Cells and The Rogue Prince of Persia – to bring it to life.
Remember Star Wars: Galactic Racer, which was revealed at The Game Awards a few months back? We’ve now seen some actual gameplay footage, and it looks fantastic!