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In many games, developers add a “New Game Plus” feature to entice players to replay the game by preserving their accumulated progress. However, in the case of Days Gone Remastered, some key aspects that make the game standout – such as its survival mechanics and trust-building social systems with various settlements – become less significant due to the substantial carryover from a save file. Given the new difficulty levels in Days Gone Remastered, playing again via New Game Plus might not be as enticing an option compared to other ways to revisit the game.

As a gaming enthusiast, I can’t contain my excitement for the upcoming multiplayer third-person shooter, Deadlock, which is currently in invite-based playtesting on Steam. This game combines MOBA elements with a 6v6 team-based format, where players take control of heroes aiming to demolish the opposing team’s “patron.” It shares similarities with games like Dota 2, Overwatch, and Team Fortress 2, by merging hero shooter and MOBA mechanics, but it stands out thanks to its unique third-person perspective – a departure from the first-person views in other Valve games. During its beta phase, the game has garnered quite a following on Steam due to its captivating gameplay and visuals. Recent leaks have provided some intriguing new insights about this upcoming title.

Instead of creating vast open-worlds that stretch out endlessly, certain AAA games choose to invest their resources in delivering exceptional gameplay experiences spanning approximately 10 hours.

In the popular series “Solo Leveling,” Cha Hae-In doesn’t just make an impact during the first and second seasons, like most other S-rank hunters. Instead, she plays a pivotal role throughout the storyline. Besides her involvement in the fourth ant raid, she occupies a special place in Jin-Woo’s heart, ranking number one. Furthermore, Cha Hae-In’s proficiency with the sword and elegant fighting style have earned her the nickname “The Dancer,” reflecting her status as one of the nation’s strongest S-rank hunters.

After Hideo Kojima parted ways with Konami in 2015, the Metal Gear series took a backseat. However, things have changed recently. In 2023, Konami released a revamped collection of the first three Metal Gear games for contemporary systems, titled Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1. Moreover, later in 2023, they are planning to release a complete remake of MGS 3, known as Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, which will be the first major entry in the Metal Gear series in close to a decade. Given that this game is not due out for a few more months, enthusiasts might want to explore another stealth game, such as Steel Seed, in the interim.

As a passionate gamer, I’ve got to hand it to Bethesda for setting the bar high when it comes to major studios engaging with their dedicated fanbase. The transformation of Oblivion into its Remastered version, and the way they rolled it out, really showcases what an outstanding AAA remaster should be like.

Unique Virtual Reality (VR) experience, “Deep Cuts“, has been crafted by the talented team at Scythe Development. This game seamlessly combines multiple gaming genres. You can catch a glimpse of its launch on Steam through the official trailer right here. Read More 2025-05-02 16:03

In the Mario Kart series of games, Nintendo has only verified that Balloon Battle and Coin Runners will return in Mario Kart World at this time. There’s potential for more innovative Battle mode experiences within Mario Kart World, especially considering its new Free Roam mode encourages players to delve deeper into the game beyond the racetracks. This could prompt Nintendo to reconsider and expand upon the multiplayer aspects of Mario Kart World’s Battle modes through future updates post-launch.

One of the most anticipated anime titles of Spring 2025 is the Chinese-made superhero series, “To Be Hero X.” Launching alongside “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes,” this show faces a challenge due to the latter’s widespread popularity and the community’s preference for 2D animation. As a result, “To Be Hero X” has flown under the radar so far.

At Gamescom LATAM 2025, Game Rant had the opportunity to sit down with Guillaume Provost, Studio Head and CEO of Compulsion Games. Previously at Arkane, he co-founded Compulsion in 2009. During our conversation, Provost shared insights into their latest release, “South of Midnight.” He explained how the studio combined original ideas and comprehensive research to craft an engaging game that stands out due to its unique setting in an underrepresented region. The players’ response has been overwhelmingly positive. For the sake of clarity and conciseness, this interview has been condensed and edited.