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Exclusive007 First Light will do something no Bond game has done before – slow down: "Players might be surprised"
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PreviewMarvel Tokon: Fighting Souls could be the comeback Marvel fighters have been waiting for, thanks to an anime makeover
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PreviewResident Evil Requiem: The Last Preview
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Hands-onGoing hands-on with Leon Kennedy in Resident Evil Requiem turned me into a skull-popping pro
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Hands-onTwo hours with Grace in Resident Evil Requiem turned me into the most anxious person alive
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Exclusive"Balancing hacking and shooting" in Pragmata has been vital for "players to feel the tension", the director tells me
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ExclusiveDiablo 4: Lord of Hatred gives its devs "a chance to just get really horrible, and I say that the best way possible"
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ExclusiveResonance: A Plague Tale Legacy "changes almost everything" about the series – and its "more trained, more physical, more offensive" protagonist proves it
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ExclusiveThe Pokemon developer's new action RPG pits one woman and her dog against a "harsh and unforgiving" world
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PreviewNioh 3 is already locked in as my favorite Soulslike of 2026, feeling like Team Ninja's response to Elden Ring with its open exploration and intense yokai clashes
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ExclusiveDawn of War 4 has its sights set on "gameplay that feels authentic to the fantasy of each faction" in Warhammer 40k
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ExclusivePUBG's first spin-off is a top-down shooter shaped by Valorant, Counter-Strike, and a hardcore military MMO
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ExclusiveHellraiser: Revival has such sights to show you, but "most of them pretty visceral and gruesome"
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Exclusive"We wanted to make something darker", Reanimal's devs tell me: Without "the safety net charm of Little Nightmares"
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InterviewThese devs are basically making their own Danganronpa that began as "100% a fan game"
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ExclusiveDosa Divas is an RPG where you solve every problem with cooking: "Everything is themed around flavor profiles, including attacks and enemy weaknesses"
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ExclusiveCrimson Desert's hack and slash boss bottles "play a crucial role in shaping the game’s intensity", but there's more to the open world adventure – like fishing, cooking, and dragon-riding
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Exclusive"What we wanted to depict was the figure of a young, rough-edged Musashi": Onimusha: Way of the Sword's protagonist melds a historical figure with a cinematic legend
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PreviewReturnal spiritual sequel Saros lets you keep upgrades when you loop, but that just means this twitchy shooter can be challenging in brand new ways
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ExclusiveSoma successor Ontos is "like Shadow of the Colossus" says its creative director: The moon-set horror is "built around the looming excitement and dread of what the next big Experiment will be like"
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