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4A Games showed off cinematic and gameplay footage at the Xbox Games Showcase, confirming the next Metro is coming to PC, PS5, and Xbox Series in February 2027.
Star Trek: Shadow Frontier takes the franchise somewhere unexpected — a psychological horror-action game arriving in 2027 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2.
Bloober Team's story expansion arrives fall 2026 on all major platforms, taking the Warden's origin story in a radically more aggressive direction.
Ukrainian studio Frogwares announces an August 18 launch for its Lovecraftian survival horror sequel, built on Unreal Engine 5 while the team works under wartime conditions.
The studio behind the Silent Hill 2 remake is ditching single-player to take on Dead by Daylight with a 3v1 horror game set after World War I.
Man of Honor adds two new chapters set in Sicily 1905, arriving August 14 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Creative Assembly's survival horror sequel debuted at Summer Game Fest 2026 with a tense trailer, a colony-planet setting, and very few answers.
Patrice Désilets announced his long-dormant passion project at Summer Game Fest 2026. A free 30-minute prologue is already on Steam and Epic.
Built by XCOM veterans, this Clone Wars tactics game undercuts the $70 AAA standard before the fall release rush even begins.
Shift Up revealed Stellar Blade: Blood Rain at Summer Game Fest 2026, dropping PlayStation exclusivity to self-publish across multiple platforms simultaneously.
The long-missing piece of the classic RE timeline is finally getting the remake treatment, coming to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Monument of Triumph drops June 9, 2026, closing out nine years of live-service support with new weapons, Triumphs, and a free bundle for every player.
The two-hour live showcase airs June 5 from the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles — and the hype trailer is already doing its job.
Konami's Scottish psychological horror arrives September 24 on PS5 and PC — Xbox players may be waiting until late 2027.
Remedy's melee-focused action RPG sequel launches at $59.99 — $10 below the typical AAA price — with a story trailer that brings back a fan favorite.
