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Just a couple of months ago, we got Avowed, but Obsidian Entertainment is planning to release yet another game this year — The Outer Worlds 2. The first installment was warmly received by critics and players, though without overwhelming enthusiasm: many Obsidian fans were hoping for Fallout: New Vegas 2.0, but instead got a relatively modest project. Could the sequel be the dream game they were waiting for? In this article, we've gathered all the key information currently known about The Outer Worlds 2.

Several gaming magazines got acquainted with Cronos: The New Dawn, the next game from Bloober Team, at a closed screening. Journalists tried the gameplay and shared their impressions of what they saw.

Bungie has finally revealed gameplay footage of Marathon, their brand-new AAA shooter. On top of that, a lot of new information about the project has surfaced online. We've gathered all the key details in this article.

Game journalists have tried out the initial levels of Doom: The Dark Ages and released the first previews. The shooter is mainly praised for its excellent combat system, unusual ideas, and extremely rich gameplay.

Finnish studio Remedy has shared details about its next project — the first-person co-op shooter FBC: Firebreak. We’ve gathered all the key info in this article.

In the gaming industry, it often happens that well-known companies lose talented developers, who then go on to create new studios. This is a natural process. The problem is that keeping track of all the projects being developed by former employees of popular companies is not easy — especially considering that they often work on new IP. That’s why we decided to gather the most intriguing of these games in one article, so you won’t miss anything.

Recently, the Polish studio Rebel Wolves shared new concept art for their debut project, The Blood of Dawnwalker. In fact, news about this highly anticipated vampire RPG has been surfacing regularly, revealing many intriguing details since its announcement. We've gathered the most interesting ones in this article.

Last night, a half-hour presentation for Silent Hill f took place, showcasing the new chapter of the legendary horror series. Unfortunately, the developers did not reveal any gameplay, slightly dampening the overall impression of the broadcast. However, they did share a fresh trailer and numerous intriguing details, allowing us to get a sense of some aspects of the game. Here are the key takeaways.

Last night, pre-orders for Death Stranding 2: On the Beach went live. To mark the occasion, Sony and Kojima Productions released a new ten-minute trailer, traditionally edited by Hideo Kojima himself. Even if you're a fan of the first game and are familiar with its complex story, this info-packed trailer will still leave you with plenty of questions — answers to which will hopefully come only after the sequel’s release. But we’ll still try to piece together what the industry’s leading visionary has shown us.

Since the release of Atomfall will take place this month, the Rebellion studio provided journalists and bloggers with access to the game build. A whole hour of new gameplay of the post-apocalyptic survival game and final reviews have appeared online.

Recently, the first hands-on impressions of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 surfaced online. This game, developed by the French studio Sandfall Interactive — founded by former Ubisoft employees — has been on many gamers' radar since its announcement. Judging by the trailers, it looks like a high-budget, well-crafted, and rather unique RPG. However, it's hard to grasp the game's core from the trailers alone, so we've prepared this article to explain what Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is all about.

Various game journalists have published reviews of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a turn-based action RPG in an unusual setting. Let us remind you that the project from Sandfall Interactive will be released in April on PC and consoles.

One of this month's major releases is the survival shooter Atomfall. The project is handled by Rebellion, the studio behind the Sniper Elite series. Since its announcement, many gamers have been quick to call Atomfall, which takes place in an alternate 1950s England, the "British Fallout." Some have even drawn parallels with S.T.A.L.K.E.R. However, the game is shaping up to be quite unique rather than a direct counterpart to any well-known franchise — at least, judging by various previews and trailers. Let's explore what makes Atomfall intriguing.

Ready to embark on a new journey through the Chernobyl Zone? On March 6, 2025, The Farm 51 will unveil Exclusion Zone — a sequel to the atmospheric Chernobylite, promising an even more immersive adventure. We've already tested the press demo and are eager to share what awaits you in this dark and mysterious world: new adversaries, various gameplay approaches, and the same attention to detail that made us fall in love with the original.

Journalists from gaming portals have familiarized themselves with the first hours of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 and, apparently, were delighted. The sequel to the medieval RPG from Warhorse Studios has received many flattering reviews about the role-playing system, combat, and other aspects.

Recently, two games were announced at once — the action game War of the Worlds: Siberia and the flight simulator IL-2: Korea. Both projects seemed extremely unique to us by the standards of the gaming industry. You can find out all the details in our article.

In 2019, Disco Elysium showed that modern RPGs can do without a combat system. Many fans of the genre liked the ideas of the guys from the ZA/UM studio, so they were upset when they learned about the cancellation of the sequel. But now other similar projects are being developed. For example, Rue Valley, another role-playing game where you will explore the world, communicate with characters and try to understand your own psychological problems. But this time, what is happening is twisted into a time loop. We attended a closed presentation of Rue Valley and got acquainted with its alpha version. We are in a hurry to share the details.

The Forever Winter enters early access — an extraction shooter with a very bold game design concept and stunning visuals. Despite the overall rawness of the project and obvious optimization issues, we spent dozens of hours in TFW and couldn't tear ourselves away from the engaging gameplay. A true uncut gem amidst all the recent big-budget releases. In this article, we will discuss the key features of the new extraction shooter and why you should pay attention to it.