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is a futuristic factory building sandbox that offers players nearly endless opportunities for efficiency. It's the debut title from Channel 3 Entertainment, which was founded by developers that have worked on titles like and , and published by Paradox Interactive, known for franchises like and. It's about to enter early access next month, and even for an unfinalized version of the game, shows an immense amount of potential.

is an upcoming looter-shooter that offers a twist to the typical wartime game, making players unallied civilians trying to survive amidst powerful war machines. It's the debut from Fun Dog Studios, a developer founded by industry veterans that have worked on titles like and. It's a title that can never truly be won — enemies will always have the upperhand, but players can do a bit better every journey.

will soon be the definitive way to experience the story of the Nahobino, expanding the world and narrative while still keeping the core of what made the original great. The upcoming Atlus title adds a brand-new storyline and character, as well as additional demons, fresh areas, and overhauled graphics. recently got a few hours of hands-on time with the game to see the biggest changes it has to offer.

The long-running series is finally delving into more adult themes, announcing their first M-rated project at today's IGN Xbox Showcase. Called the, the new game will explore much less family-friendly humor than typical entries in the franchise. This will mark the first real deviation from the typical formula, save for last year's, which was a compilation of existing fan-favorite minigames.

is an engaging visual horror novel experience that interweaves supernatural romance and existential crisis. Developed by Akabaka and published by DreadXP, it's the sequel to 2022's, and it certainly expands and improves upon the ideas of the first. While the actual dating simulation mechanics and the main character's personality are sometimes found wanting, the game's Lovecraftian love interest and cleverly crafted environments make it easy to be sucked in regardless.

blends classic mechanics and new additions to create something fun for both new and old fans of the long-running franchise. From Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio — the same developer behind the series — and SEGA, the upcoming platformer is the first completely original mainline entry in several years following multiple remaster releases. recently got an hour of hands-on time with the title that gave a glimpse into its handling, storyline, and biggest changes.

has received an exclusive first look at a new trailer for upcoming arena shooter that reveals its release date. The new FPS from developer StickyLock will take players through different eras as they battle it out in teams of eight. Both weapons and locales will draw from various time periods, and a mechanic called the Glitch that changes the arena over the course of a round will ensure no two matches are the same.

The early access release of has illuminated much more about what the highly-anticipated interstellar title has to offer. The debut release from FRAME BREAK, a subsidiary of Amplifier Game Invest, gives many classic conventions of its genre fun, technological twists through its mech-based mechanics. They're overall quite satisfying, and exploring the alien world is a relaxing yet engaging journey. As is to be expected from an early access game, there are elements that could use more expansion, but it currently has a very strong foundation to build on.

is a delightful new puzzle game with a botanical twist, taking players around a sprawling mansion and its grounds as they try to sprout rare plants. The title comes from Balloon Studios, a developer founded by Laure De Mey, who previously worked on other unique puzzlers like, and cozy-centric publisher Whitethorn Games. Though it's a very short journey, still manages to be memorable, and provides a laidback solving experience that's quite relaxing.

has received an exclusive first look at a new trailer for the Meta Quest release of . Developed and published by MLB, this officially-licensed title gives players the chance to test their hitting skills in their favorite ballparks. Though already released for Steam VR and Rift, this Meta version will come with a host of new features for fans to explore.

The following article contains spoilers for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.

The following article contains spoilers for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.

celebrates its tenth anniversary this month, and developer Blizzard has found many different ways to celebrate the deckbuilder's long history. Dubbing it the Year of the Pegasus, over the course of 2024 fans will see several updates, additions, events, and rewards. This year will also have three new card expansions, beginning with the whimsical, toy-themed later this month.

is a charming fantasy roguelite that combines hallmarks of the genre with innovative new twists. The debut release from indie developer Orc Chop Games, reimagines the roles of hero and villain in a way that's genuinely meaningful. Though there are some points in the game's story where gameplay can feel a bit repetitive, the game's charming style, unique mechanics, and room for strategic experimentation greatly help make up for these shortcomings.

Over a decade after the original, will finally release later this month, bringing a new adventure for the Arisen — one chosen to challenge the dragon, who begins the game by plucking out the heart of the protagonist. The new Capcom RPG follows them and their controllable Pawns on a journey across the game's vast fantasy world to become rightful ruler. recently got to spend three hours with the upcoming game, which showed off an impressive amount of things players will have to explore and experiment with.

Upcoming survival MMO will let players attempt to make it on their own on Arrakis, the most dangerous planet in the galaxy. The title comes from Funcom, a developer that's no stranger to the online multiplayer genre, with previous releases like and. recently attended a special event for the game hosted by Funcom's creative director Joel Bylos, which featured a premiere of a new trailer and a showcase segment delving into the game's development.

Two beloved characters have entered the universe as part of 's second season. Rick Grimes and Michonne are now playable operators in both and, a collaboration which ties in with the new series. The spin-off reunites Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira's characters several years after their last canonical meeting, and elaborates on what became of Rick Grimes after his mysterious fate in the original show.

is a new crafting-centric RPG that marks the ' franchise's first foray into the cozy gaming world. The title is developed by Lazy Bear Games, which previously released life sim, and published by Riot Forge, a Riot Games subsidiary dedicated to exploring new genres within the universe. The game expands upon established ideas in satisfying ways, and takes its cozy concepts in a fairly unique direction through an eclectic blend of mechanics, but some sections of the game that drag hold it back from perfection.

is an upcoming tactical RPG that combines elements of strategy, auto battling, and open world exploration in a lore-rich fantasy setting. The game is developed by Vanillaware, known for the critically-acclaimed RTS title, and published by Atlus and SEGA. recently had four hours of hands-on time with the upcoming release that gave a glimpse into its complex battle systems, unique storyline, and overworld mechanics.

was officially announced this week, and will offer fans a myriad of ways to immerse themselves in the world of wrestling. The latest in a long line of titles celebrating the sport, this entry will look back on WWE history more than ever before. From developer Visual Concepts and publisher 2K, the upcoming title features new modes, customization options, and a huge roster of stars from throughout the years.

A sequel to 2011's, expands upon its predecessor in fun new ways while still keeping the trademark silliness that made the first so beloved. Developed by Snoozy Kazoo and published by Grafitti Games, the title eschews the melee focus of the original and shifts to a more shoot 'em up style with delightful results. Though it's not a very long or complex title, its fast-paced style, inventive weaponry and quests, and frequent laugh-out-loud moments make for an incredibly enjoyable journey.