The latest stories from the gaming world
The Walking Dead: Aftermath is a free-to-play roguelite heading to iOS and Android this summer, letting players fight walker hordes as Rick, Daryl, and Michonne across iconic TV series locations.
The Division Resurgence drops its 2026 roadmap with three seasons of content, a PC early access launch on Ubisoft Connect, and full cross-platform play across phones, tablets, and desktop.
Sony's new 30-day DRM check on PS5 digital games locks out offline players and sparks backlash reminiscent of Microsoft's 2013 Xbox One controversy.
PlayStation Plus May 2026 brings EA Sports FC 26, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, and Nine Sols to all subscribers starting May 5 — one of the strongest Essential lineups this year.
Rebel Wolves reveals a September 3, 2026 release date and over 10 minutes of gameplay for The Blood of Dawnwalker, a dark fantasy vampire RPG from the creators of The Witcher 3.
Zenless Zone Zero confirms a Steam launch in Q2 2026 and reveals Version 2.8 New: Eridan Sunset with new S-Rank agents Promeia and Starlight Billy, launching May 6.
Reliable dataminer HYPEX has leaked details of an upcoming Fortnite x Overwatch crossover, with Tracer, D.Va, Genji, and Mercy skins reportedly arriving in May 2026.
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred earns an 84 on Metacritic with critics praising the new Warlock class, the Mephisto campaign finale, and sweeping endgame improvements.
Square Enix surprise-drops a free Final Fantasy VII Rebirth demo covering two full chapters on Switch 2 and Xbox, with all progress carrying over to the June 3 launch.
Capcom's Resident Evil Requiem has sold over 7 million copies in just two months, making it the fastest-selling game in the franchise's history. Director Koshi Nakanishi also confirmed a mini-game DLC arriving after Golden Week, with a story expansion still in full production.
S-GAME brings Phantom Blade Zero to Gamescom Latam 2026 with a playable demo featuring the full combat system and an hour of content. The wuxia action game's September 8 worldwide launch on PS5 and PC is now officially confirmed.
Poncle, the studio behind the 27-million-player hit Vampire Survivors, revealed at the London Games Festival that it now has over 15 projects in development. The company is also opening new studios in Japan and Italy as part of an ambitious global expansion.