A year ago, “Lost Soul Aside” was given an official release window for 2025. During a recent State of Play broadcast (as hinted at by the developer’s pre-event teasers), it was revealed that the game will be launched on May 30 specifically. Pre-orders for this action RPG will begin a week later, on February 19.
As the renowned Japanese swordsman, writer, and artist Miyamoto Musashi, he finds himself entangled in the Oni Gauntlet challenge. He’ll face off against numerous Genma adversaries, including a formidable, boss-like opponent. However, beware, the henchmen are no pushovers; players should be prepared to find themselves swiftly encircled.
During Sony’s latest State of Play event, Supermassive Games revealed a new trailer for the upcoming title, “Directive 8020.” This game marks the beginning of the second season for “The Dark Pictures.” The action takes place on a spaceship, where the characters find themselves pursued by a lethal alien organism that can alter its form. The choices players make throughout the narrative will influence the story’s outcome, determining who lives and who perishes. For a sneak peek at what the game has to offer, take a look at the trailer below.
Additionally, there’s more exciting news! A dedicated State of Play event is planned for Spring. This special broadcast will solely focus on the upcoming title, Borderlands 4. It promises to delve into the game’s exploration, combat mechanics, Action Skills, and Vault Hunters. The current trailer suggests a wide variety of choices, aligning with the claim that players can expect “billions of weapons and accessories.
On the Island, participants can engage in missions, participate in live activities, and purchase items from various stores. Being a digital platform, it accommodates socializing among up to 50 users simultaneously, where everyone gets to display their unique avatars together.
It’s been quite some time since Digimon enthusiasts had a fresh video game to play within the franchise. The visual novel RPG titled “Digimon Survive” was finally released in 2022, which is a significant delay compared to its intended release date back in 2019. The game received generally positive reviews overall, but it may not appeal to Digimon fans who aren’t fond of visual novel games. Instead, many prefer the “Digimon Story” series for their video game Digimon experiences. For quite a while now, fans have been eagerly waiting for a new installment in this series, and recent leaks hint that we might be getting one soon.