We already knew that Final Fantasy 7 Revelation was going to launch sometime in 'spring 2027', but today director Naoki Hamaguchi took to Sony's State of Play livestream to inform us all that the game has a locked-in release date: 8th April, 2027. It'll launch worldwide, and on all platforms – that's PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X/S, and PC – at the same time (the first game in the series to do so). Read more
Category: Gaming
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Dragon's Dogma 2 gets a big upgrade and Denuvo DRM removed
Capcom released the latest major update for Dragon's Dogma 2 ahead of the Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Expansion releasing in October.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
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You can't pet the talking rat wall in Ontos, the new space horror game from Soma's creators, but surely it can run Doom
When Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Soma developers Frictional announced Ontos, their philosophical horror game set in a mad science hotel on the moon, the internet's jimmies were rustled by the presence of an AI server made out of rats. I have several questions for Frictional regarding that talking rat wall, based on my peerless track record of arts and technology journalism. Read more
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CD Projekt Red stays busy with Witcher 4 full steam ahead, Cyberpunk’s major sales milestone, and another new IP taking shape
Ciri's up next, but there's still a lot to come.
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"You can’t just throw new people at that problem": Bethesda devs doubt future Elder Scrolls and Fallout games will have the same "quality level", after losing seasoned staff to Xbox cuts
Unionised Bethesda Games Studios staff embroiled in Microsoft's latest round of mass layoffs have expressed further doubts about the company's ability to create games at the "quality level" of the very bestest Elder Scrolls and Fallout projects, as they continue to haggle with Microsoft over severance terms.
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Mortal Shell 2 dramatically improved in almost every way by first major update
On Saturday, Mortal Shell 2 received its biggest update yet, a little over a week after release. Developer Cold Symmetry was seemingly keen to address as many points of criticism as possible because the update touches almost every aspect of the game. The patch is available now on Steam, and soon on PlayStation and Xbox, and it adds new stuff to the game alongside all of the changes. Read more