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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.
A roguelite bullet heaven steeped in Korean folklore, with a clever cloud fusion system. From a solo dev, it enters Early Access on 31 August.
Meeting Tohu Bohu Games: an 18th-century cartographer, moral dilemmas, a map at the heart of the gameplay, and 50,000 wishlists earned without a marketing budget.
The third A Plague Tale drops stealth for nervous combat, on a mythical Minotaur island. Preview of Resonance, the Asobo prequel expected on 27 August 2026.
Just talking about it, the music resonates. Halo Campaign Evolved remakes Combat Evolved in Unreal Engine 5, sublime and faithful, but without the multiplayer that made the legend.
We didn't expect Grounded 2 so soon, the first was that good. Mounts, combat overhaul, a huge new park: real sequel or disguised DLC? Our first impressions.
Build an army, research technologies, upgrade your units and siege the enemy castle. Hillforts is still a prototype, but its siege approach stands out in a saturated genre.
RedOctane, the studio behind Guitar Hero, is resurrected to deliver Stage Tour. Controller or plastic guitar, a band to build, live service: the nostalgic dream is here, but the genre died once.
Every dribble, every shot, every tackle controlled by hand, from 1v1 to 11v11, and free. After a 60,000-player demo, Strikers Club kicks off July 17 with real ideas.
The demo is gorgeous and the combat finally cuts deep, literally. But the old curse of Sword Art Online games already lurks: what if, once again, it all rings hollow?