This Xbox Game Has Finally Released After 13 Years (And It’s Available on Game Pass)

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The game Routine was originally announced in 2012, but it took thirteen years to finally come out. For longtime fans, its release feels incredibly strange and exciting. After years of difficulties, including team changes, complete overhauls, and the evolution of gaming consoles, the project is now finished, beautifully refined, and available to play immediately on Game Pass. It’s unusual for a game with such a troubled past to launch so successfully, and even more surprising for it to feel fresh and modern after being shelved for so long. But Routine manages to do just that, demonstrating that a good idea can still shine, even after years of development.

Lost Ember: Rekindled Is A Gorgeous Exploration Of The Natural World (Review)

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The game Lost Ember received a boost with the “Legendary Souls” DLC and has now been re-released with improved performance. The new Lost Ember: Rekindled edition features enhanced graphics for a more immersive experience, giving both returning players and newcomers a chance to explore its beautiful worlds. While not for everyone, the game’s focus on nature and storytelling creates a unique and captivating experience for those who appreciate it.

Total War: Medieval 3 is finally happening, entering early pre-production — and thanks to an engine upgrade, it might launch on Xbox consoles

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Creative Assembly revealed a brand new Total War game during their showcase on Thursday: Total War: Medieval 3. The Total War series is known for its historical settings, including medieval Europe, feudal Japan (Shogun), and ancient China (Three Kingdoms). While the series also successfully branched into fantasy with Total War: Warhammer, Medieval 3 is the first time a non-Warhammer sub-series has gotten a third installment. You can check out the announcement trailer below.

Killing Floor 3 just got a major update with Season 2: Operation Breakout, reintroducing the Stalker we’ve all been waiting for

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We’re launching a new seasonal event with a story-driven campaign and a challenging survival map. This update also introduces DJ Scully as a new playable character, a brand-new weapon, and two weapon modifications inspired by real-world designs. Plus, we’ve given the Zed Stalker enemy a terrifying makeover, drawing inspiration from the infamous Russian sleep experiment Creepypasta.

Cellar Door Games announces roguelike strategy RPG Neath for PC

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Cellar Door Games’ Kenny Lee announced that their new game, Neath, has been a long-time passion project, inspired by games like Into the Breach and Mansions of Madness. In a press release, Lee explained that developing Neath pushed the team outside their usual creative space, both in terms of genre and a darker visual style. They’re introducing innovative features like ‘engagement locking’ and the ‘attack resolve system’ and hope to significantly impact the genre. As Lee enthusiastically put it, “PRAISE NEATH!”