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Previews and first impressions on upcoming games in 2025-2026. We got our hands on it before you: find out what convinced us, and what didn't.
An island split into seven zones of grief, an impulse mechanic, and a small team building something intimate on their own dime. Vestige deserves your attention.
A neon Beat 'Em Up where every combo syncs to the music, a hero in a yellow vest who vaguely reminds you of someone, and a demo that has us wanting more. Our hands are still trembling.
A universe born from the pen of Robert Kirkman, the same man who created The Walking Dead. Characters we've known for years. A fighting game that seems to understand why this universe matters so much. We waited a long time. The wait was justified.
Overlay map, loot filter, new classes, skill tree reworks. The new Diablo IV expansion checks every box the community has been asking for since launch. The real question isn't what it adds. It's whether it repairs.
GTA VI arrives in November 2026. Lucia, Jason, Leonida. But for us, children of Vice City, this isn't just a launch. It's a homecoming.
A spreading nebula, a majority of players to convince, and a modular political system that can generate regimes nobody planned. Nebulae wants to simulate a society, not just a galaxy.
A solo dev, an SF obsession born from a game jam, and a memory mechanic that says a lot about his intentions. Steel Fortress Awakening isn't out yet. We're already watching.
A first-person farming simulator developed by a solo developer. Hillshade Farm arrives in Early Access on May 21st and promises radical planting freedom in a world that actually lives.
A co-op aerial smuggling sim across a tropical archipelago. No demo, no press access. Just a trailer, a first-Far Cry vibe, and a genuine desire to be there.