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The developer unveiled the release trailer for the console versions of IXION
It seems that the magical world of Disney Illusion Island, which was previously only available on Nintendo Switch, will soon be available on PlayStation5. Eagle-eyed players have spotted the game's page on the PS Store via PSDeals.net, which hints at an official announcement soon.
Developer Insomniac Games has expressed dissatisfaction with the constant requests for updates on the development of Marvel's Wolverine for PlayStation5. In response to one of the users on Twitter, the studio said: "We are actively working on Marvel's Wolverine for PS5. We will share news about the game when we are ready to do so. That will always be our answer."
Ubisoft will release Assassin's Creed Shadows update 1.0.2 on 8 April, adding features long requested by fans and improvements for PS5 Pro.
The first concert was planned for 19 April 2025 in Dublin
Sony has taken steps to temporarily protect the PlayStation 5 from the increased tariffs imposed by the administration of US President Donald Trump. The company has doubled its supply chain and stockpiled consoles to create a buffer against possible changes.
A cute robot could become a film star
The PC version of the simulator has received a major update
The free-to-play football game UFL has received patch 0.63, which also launches season 2. The developers promise even more content, improved balance, and new opportunities for players.
Sandfall Interactive has shared fresh details about its upcoming RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, in particular, revealing the graphical modes for consoles.
We wrote that after a long silence, Bungie has once again intensified the marketing campaign around its upcoming shooter Marathon. The latest teasers and rumours indicate that we will have important announcements next week.
Bungie, of Destiny 2 fame, seems to have started warming up the audience for new announcements regarding its upcoming extraction shooter Marathon.
A new month, a new Sony offer
Koira is a debut 2D adventure game by Belgian studio Tolima that tells the story of a man trying to survive with a small dog in a dangerous forest, while revealing several important themes. Gameplay-wise, the game is simple and requires the player to solve simple puzzles, but thanks to the magical atmosphere, short timing, and hand-drawn visuals, you can play the game in one breath. And given that the publisher is Don't Nod, which is known for games like Life is Strange, Jusant, and Lost Records, which I love, gg's editorial team couldn't pass it up, because in the first 4 months of the year, it has already become a glut of game releases. Just think of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Split Fiction, and Assassin's Creed Shadows. And after this hurricane of blockbusters, you want to take a break somewhere more comfortable, and projects like Koira come to the rescue.
The cryptic announcement could be timed to coincide with the premiere of the second season of the series from HBO
