News, reviews, articles on the topic Trailers
Studio Reset, founded by Mass Effect and Dragon Age alumni, has revealed its first game — a perspective-driven mystery set in a fictional Canadian town.
Patrice Désilets' supernatural action game gets a character deep-dive — but the Assassin's Creed creator still has some trust to rebuild before its 2026 Early Access launch.
Frogwares' survival horror sequel hits PC, PS5, and Xbox Series on August 18 — at $50, it undercuts every major AAA horror release by $10.
THQ Nordic's 2001 cult RPG arrives on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series on July 28 — and it's free if you pre-order the incoming UE5 remake.
Cost of Hope opens up the Chornobyl reactor and Iron Forest, two areas locked off in the base game — and it lands on all platforms at once.
Sony's biggest PS5 exclusive of early 2027 ditches Kratos for Faye, lands in a brutally crowded February alongside Tomb Raider and Persona 4.
Insomniac's standalone Wolverine game finally shows its hand at Comic-Con, with brutal combat, Jean Grey, and a launch date locked in.
Zach Cregger's reboot drops the game's iconic heroes for an ordinary courier caught in the Raccoon City outbreak — and the first trailer makes a strong case for that bet.
Cold Iron Studios confirms a late-summer release for its co-op xenomorph shooter, adding a fourth squad slot and a new hybrid class to the 2021 original's formula.
The fourth entry in the Dawn of War series lands September 17 on Steam, with four asymmetric factions and a 70-plus mission campaign.
Marvel dropped the first trailer for Avengers: Doomsday on July 20, putting RDJ front and center — this time as Doctor Doom, not Iron Man.
BlackMill Games brings its historical FPS series to the Ottoman Front — beach landings, desert warfare, and 25v25 squad combat for $29.99.
Infinity Ward's new mode uses a modular map system with 500+ configurations — but randomized layouts could split the player base heading into October's launch.
Insomniac's darkest Marvel game yet gets a release date, confirmed pricing, and a new trailer — but no gameplay footage.
FuturLab's latest licensed crossover puts you in the role of a cleaning droid scrubbing down iconic Star Wars ships, vehicles, and locations across six original-trilogy levels.
