Nightdive Studios will be remastering the The Thing game, originally from 2002. Based on the John Carpenter movie, it has updated graphics and quality of life upgrades. There’s no specific release date for it yet, but it will be released on PC and all current consoles.

The Big Catch, the game from former Yo! Noid 2 developers Filet Group, has a standalone demo available now. (For transparency, friend of the site Myles does the UI for this game.) The game will also be published by XSEED.

Lego Horizon Adventures from Studio Gobo. A mix of the style of Horizon and goofy Lego jokes. Out on PS5, Switch, and PC holiday 2024.

No More Room in Hell 2, a sequel to the Source mod. Includes permadeath and eight player co-op. Early access Halloween 2024.

Harry Potter Quidditch Champions. Out September 3rd on everything. JKR go to hell.

CuffBust from the creator of Choo-Choo Charles. A team of prisoners attempt to escape from jail while another team of guards try to prevent it. 2025 projected.

Star Wars: Outlaws trailer. More shown at the Ubisoft event. Coming August 30th.

Neva from Nomada studio, creators of Gris. Sidescrolling platformer about a lady and her wolf. Very gorgeous! Due out in 2024 for everything.

Civilization VII, the big 2K Games title this time around. Coming in 2025, gameplay reveal in August. Developed by Firaxis, coming to consoles and PC at the same time.

New trailer for Black Myth: Wukong. Out August 20th. There will be a bunch of preorder bonuses and special editions as well.

Once Human, out July 9th. There’s a little white guy in the trailer, they didn’t focus on it at all????

Metaphor: ReFantazio new info. Went over character archetypes, which assign abilities to different characters in your party. It’s Personas. You can equip guys to get abilities. The game is due out October 11th.

Meta Quest game Batman Arkham Shadow. From Camoflaj. About Batman fighting the Rat King. Fall 2024.

Terry Bogard and Mai Shiranui are getting added to Street Fighter VI! Returning characters Elena and M. Bison as well! They will be DLC for Year Two.

Tears of Metal, a hack and slash game. No date.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, with a new story mode with “what if” elements. Father-Son Final Flash!! October 11th release. The first season pass is confirmed to have 20+ characters as well!

Delta Force: Hawk Ops, team based extraction shooter. Looks bad. Who cares. There’s gonna be a Black Hawk Down mode based on the movie?

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves new trailer! B. Jenet and Vox Reaper announced. Due out 2025.

Blumhouse is publishing a bunch of horror games. Quite a few all in a sizzle reel.

Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind from Digital Eclipse. Side scrolling beat em up. No release date.

Deer & Boy, an indie game from a first time dev.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Looks very similar to the original, a lot of focus on story. Due out 2024.

Slitterhead gameplay. From Bokeh Game Studio, ex-Silent Hill folks. You can jump into people to control them and fight a bunch of crazy monsters. Looks way more character action-y than expected? November 8th.

A Killer Bean game. First and third person, slo-mo, what you’d expect from this kind of game. Early access this Summer. It’s a roguelike? Wild.

The new game, Cairn, from The Game Bakers, creators of Furi. A mountain climbing game, inspired by people who lost their lives trying to summit K2. Northernlion will be saying insane things while playing this.

Ivy Road, the creators of The Stanley Parable, are making a cozy tea shop running game, starring a character who would rather be in an action game. It’s called Wanderstop, and is due out this year.

Unknown9: Awakening is out Fall 2024.

New trailer for Italian Soulslike Enotria: The Last Song. Demo available now, will be out on PS5, Xbox, and Epic Games Store.

The First Descendant trailer. Out July 2nd.

Innersloth, creators of Among Us, announced Outersloth, a new indie game fund to help smaller developers get more funding. There’s a variety of games already funded from this, Mars First Logistics, Battle Suit Aces, Mossfield Archives, ONE BTN BOSSES, Rogue Eclipse, and Project Dosa. There’s also a new trailer for the Among Us TV show.

Sonic x Shadow Generations new trailer, with the official release date of October 25th. Shows off new Shadow powers and stages, including freaky wings on Shadow? Includes a costume of Terios, a cancelled beta version of Shadow that became famous in the fan community.

Dune game, alternate reality where Paul wasn’t born. Dune Awakening, a survival MMO.

Uncapped Games, a new studio, revealed Battle Aces. It’s an RTS, focused on making is “less tedious”. Beta test soon.

The Finals‘ new season was revealed.

Alan Wake II physical release! Also, the Night Springs DLC, three episodes based around three characters in what if scenes. Play as Rose the waitress in her fanfic, Jesse from Control, and Officer Tim Breaker in the Dark Place. Releases tomorrow.

New World expansion. Out October 15th.

Honkai: Star Rail‘s next chapter starts soon, new characters. I don’t know anything about this sorry.

Dark and Darker, a first person dungeon crawler. Looks very Elder Scrolls, but is also apparently an extraction shooter at the same time. It’s already out.

Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, Capcom’s new hack and slash, is due out July 19th.

Hyper Light Breaker‘s early access will be late Summer.

skate. has a trailer with Tim Robinson. Then they showed a batch of new gameplay, and said console playtesting will happen this Fall.

Palworld has a new island with a bunch of new Pokemon rip-offs. You can build oil rigs now. June 27th.

Valorant is coming to Xbox and PS5, with a limited beta June 14th.

Very long SuperCell game trailer. It will not be linked. It sucked.

Monster Hunter: Wilds showed off a new monster, a sand worm, and will release in 2025. Gamescom will have more information.

Phantom Blade 0 has a new gameplay trailer to wrap the show up.

Day of the Devs revealed that UFO 50, the collection of games from Mossmouth Games, is releasing September 18th.

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Howdy, Partners

Microsoft’s announcement last week that four of their games would be coming to other consoles came true, as both Grounded and Pentiment were confirmed for Switch andPlaystation consoles. (While Hi-Fi Rush and Sea of Thieves were announced for the PS5.

Epic Mickey is being remastered for Switch, Playstation, Xbox, and PC, with new visuals and updated gameplay. No release date was confirmed.

The original Monster Hunter Stories game, originally a 3DS exclusive, is getting remastered for Switch, PS4, and PC this Summer.

A new game in the Ender Lilies universe, Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist, was announced for this year.

Gundam Breaker 4 will release this year for Switch, Playstation, and PC.

Sega’s releasing a new Super Monkey Ball, Banana Rumble, with four player co-op and 16 player battle race modes. This will be Switch exclusive and launches June 25th.

Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, is confirmed for October 10th. We can accept this Nintendo Direct farm game representation.

Suika Game, the viral puzzler, is getting a new multiplayer mode. Local mode is available now, and online multiplayer will release later. It is paid DLC, and a bundle of the DLC and the base game is available.

Shin Megami Tensei V is getting a new version, subtitled Vengeance. This new version will have a brand new route that splits right at the start of the game, adds another 80 hours of gameplay, and has updates to demon interaction. It’ll be out on Switch, but will also be getting released on Playstation, Xbox, and PC, and maybe finally run at a good frame rate.

Penny’s Big Breakaway, the 3D platformer via ex-Sonic Mania devs, is out now! (Right friggin’ now!) It’s available on all consoles.

A release of Star Wars Battlefront has been announced that bundles both of the classic original titles into one! There are new characters and maps as well, plus 64-player matches. This will be hitting every console and PC as well.

Game Freak’s 3DS sleeper hit Pocket Card Jockey got a Switch port available now. It’s really good, if you like card games, please check it out!

Switch Online’s classic games got an update, with five Rare titles added. Snake Rattle ‘n’ Roll, R.C. Pro-Am, Battletoads in Battlemaniacs, Killer Instinct, and Blast Corps. are all available today. In Japan, the GBA Switch Online roster got MOTHER 3. Keep dreaming, MOTHER fans. Maybe some day. (Just go replay the fan translation, John knows he will.)

Another Japan exclusive (so far) announcement was the RPG REYNATIS from FuRyu. Its staff is absolutely packed, and John agree with the below Tweet—this better get localized.

The last announcement was a new Endless Ocean, subtitled Luminous. The old Wii games were a delight for the senses, so we are sure this will be a treat as well. There will even be up to 30 player multiplayer as well. It drops May 2nd.

There were a few other reveals, such as a date for the new Contra and Aggro Crab’s new Crab-based Soulslike, so check the rest of the Direct here.

Other Reveals

IGN also had a few reveals lined up, mostly trailers for previously announced games. However, the big new announcement was a port of the Game Boy Advance title Ninja Five-O. This is exciting, as Ninja Five-O is a solid title that many haven’t experienced due to its massive aftermarket price. Now more people will be able to experience this fun title thanks to Limited Run.

Beloved MOBA Gigantic is coming back—this time as a $20 release. The Rampage Edition will release April 9th, with a closed beta starting today.

The League of Legends fighting game, previously known by the codename Project L, is officially named….2XKO. Pronounced with each letter/number separately. Two Ecks Kay Oh. What’re we doing?

Tekken 8’s developers confirm that the game will soon receive a microtransactions shop, certainly concerning players.

The Borderlands movie got its first trailer. We’re sorry for showing you this, but news is news—and this isn’t even the worst bite this week! At least Jamie Lee Curtis gets to cosplay.

Elden Ring‘s expansion, Shadow of the Erdtree, has been confirmed to release June 21st. New weapons, areas, and characters were shown off in the below trailer.

Continuing Losses

Creator of Suikoden and director of its spiritual successor Eiyuden Chronicle Yoshitaka Murayama passed away on February 6th. He was 55 years old.

Toys for Bob, the Activision subsidiary behind the recent Spyro and Crash games, laid off 36 people. Rumors said the entire studio shut down, but instead they cut around a third of their staff and went fully remote. This followed the massive 1,900 layoffs Microsoft enacted throughout their gaming sphere after the Activision acquisition went through.

Nijisanji EN vtuber Selen Tatsuki was publicly fired after a lengthy absence, which was revealed to have been due to a self harm. Now rebranded as Dokibird, she has re-entered the Vtuber space and has regained success. Nijisanji released multiple statements on the matter, but only ended up fueling further anger at them.

Kazumasa Habu has stepped down as producer of Digimon titles at Bandai Namco. There is still a new Digimon Story game in development without his involvement.

Mane6, developers of indie fighting game Them’s Fightin’ Herds, were fired from development on the game while mid-quality assurance for the last two characters in their season pass. The characters were released in an unbalanced, broken, buggy state, and it has been confirmed that further development is not planned. Promised story mode additions will not be made.

Maximum Entertainment, the current owner of the Them’s Fightin’ Herds IP, is ending active development on the fan-inspired My Little Pony fighting game, reportedly shifting their focus onto an Avatar: The Last Airbender 2D fighting game set for 2025 and Diesel Legacy, set for this year.

In other news…

Larian Studios achieves several more wins from the 27th D.I.C.E. Awards, ending on a high note by ultimately winning another Game of the Year award for Baldur’s Gate 3. Unlike the limitations that they dealt with at The Game Awards, the recipients were able to take their time in their winning speech to call out the current melancholic and unsustainable state of the games industry.

Hosts of the show this year, Greg Miller of Kinda Funny Games and Stella Chung, were also not privy to holding back on cracking scathing jokes against executives who were in attendance.

Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 also walks away from the 51st Annie Awards winning Best Character Animation in a Video Game.

2B from Nier: Automata has been released as a playable fighter in Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising.

Lady Gaga has come to Fortnite, with her music being added to the Festival mode and a new skin so you can play as Mother Monster and shoot Peter Griffin.

IGN’s Creators Guild has been voluntarily recognized by Ziff Davis. There’s still more work to be done by the union, but this is a huge step in the right direction.

And finally, a beta version of Hotel Mario has been found by YouTuber Game Pak Rat at a thrift store. This beta has unused dialogue and clear versions of old speech, meaning YouTube Poop just got DLC, baby.

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Tribeca Games Fest

The Tribeca Games Fest is part of the much bigger lineup of the annual Tribeca Festival, featuring programming that has been spanning across a whole week. The Fest has been steadily growing with a smattering of not only games demos, but films and workshops since the induction of games as a distinct, recognized category in Tribeca since 2021.

Interviewed by filmmaker Mike Flanagan, Sam Lake of Remedy Entertainment talked about the influences behind the upcoming Alan Wake 2, and the two shared their thoughts on horror as a storytelling medium.

Games like Chants of Sennaar, Despelote, Goodbye Volcano High, Stray Gods, and A Highland Song were exhibited at Tribeca with playable demos.

Telltale Games’ adaptation of The Expanse, serving as a sequel to the Amazon series, was accompanied by both an industry talk with some members of the team and a game demo as well.

And one of the big talks of Tribeca is a screening of Hideo Kojima: Connecting Worlds, a documentary on Hideo Kojima.

The Wholesome Games Direct

As usual, the Wholesale Games showcase delivers a vast catalog of titles that try to tap into something cute and comfy.

There were several titles have been already previously published, but are anticipating a wider console release, such as Button City and Witch Beam’s Unpacking.

There were games about being small, such as Frogsong, Smushi Come Home, and Garden Buddies. Frogsong is a roleplaying adventure game that puts you in the role of a frog, putting you out in a fantasy world filled with combat and creatures much bigger than you.

Meanwhile, there were other games about looking at the bigger picture, such as Flutter Away, The Guardian of Nature, and Let’s Revolution! Let’s Revolution! is a tactics-style, roguelite puzzle game that works similarly to a classic round of Minesweeper.

And lest we not forget whole influx of games where gardening and farming mechanics are at the heart of their narrative, such as further developments unveiled behind Fields of Mistria, Garden Witch Life, and even a shout-out to the upcoming Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life, a remake of the Harvest Moon title of the same name. On top of some new cosmetic updates, Story of Seasons fans can anticipate this remake being the first game in the whole franchise that will allow same-sex marriage and broader gender options.

Ubisoft Forward

Ubisoft elaborated further on some titles already showcased during the Summer Games Fest, such as Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. But the Forward presentation went on to debut some new things Ubisoft had up its own sleeve, such as gameplay footage of Star Wars Outlaws.

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is set to be a first-person action shooter where players will be put in the role of a Na’vi.

An extended look was also given to Assassins’ Creed Mirage, as well as Nexus and Codename Jade, Ubisoft’s first foray into VR and mobile gamign respectively.

The PC Gaming Show

The PC Gaming Show featured mostly a slew of sequels and further expanses tied to large franchises.

Frostpunk, Path of Exile, Citizen Sleeper, and Brethedge are all getting sequels.

Vampire Survivors is getting an update, and the Pathfinder name is earning itself its own Vampire Survivors riff with Gallowspire Survivors. More gameplay footage was shown of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin. And further content was also introduced to Baldur’s Gate 3.

Some behind the scenes developments were shown with the ongoing progress of the Dune: Awakening MMORPG.

There was a significant huge round-up of new, original strategy titles, such as Fabledom, Nova Roma, Last Train Home, and Earthless.

With even many other original titles that were teased in the mix, we managed to get gameplay of Bloomtown, a dark RPG that subverts the initial facade of a wholesome life sim.

Most importantly, we got a glimpse of Ebenezer and the Invisible World, a Metroidvania set in some whacky interpretation of Charles Dickesn’ A Christmas Carol. Tiny Tim has a dive kick.

Capcom Showcase

The Capcom showcase wasn’t a heap of new info, but we did get some new looks at games that we have seen before.

The new series Kunitsu-Gami got a gameplay trailer, showing the slick combat and fantastic art style. You’re seemingly tasked with removing curses from people and places, and having those freed people join you in your quest. No release date for it just yet, but it’ll be on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC.

Megaman X Dive is a gacha game that is getting shut down in the coming months, but Capcom has decided to release an offline version to let people play the game without worry of its impending collapse. Most of the playable characters will be available as well as over 900 stages. No word on how character unlocks will work here, but hopefully the gacha mechanics from the original release are removed smoothly. It’ll be released on Steam and mobile phones.

Pragmata, Capcom’s mysterious sci-fi action game, has been delayed indefinitely after its previous two delays. We really don’t know much about this, except that you’re a guy in a cool space suit fighting robots and protecting a little girl. There’s some gameplay shown in this trailer, and it does look cool! Guess we’ll be left waiting quite a while to know what’s really going on here.

Shu Takumi’s franchises, Ace Attorney and Ghost Trick, both had some pretty big updates. Ghost Trick has a demo available now, and a new Ace Attorney collection, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy, has been announced. Ghost Trick is due out June 30th and Apollo’s Wacky Adventures will ship some time at the start of 2024.

We got some information about Exoprimal, the dinosaur killing EDF-like as well. Some story was shown off, then modes such as a five-player weekly challenge that changes its structure each week. There will be an open beta from June 16th to the 18th, and the game launches July 14th on PS4/5, PC, and Xbox Series.

Finally, we got a look at Dragon’s Dogma 2. The game’s director, Hideaki Itsuno, talked a bit about Dragon’s Dogma‘s gameplay structure, revealing that the beloved pawn system would be returning, allowing you to have a pawn of your own plus two sub-pawns from your friends. There was also talk of map size, which Itsuno claims is four times the size of the original game. No release date, but expect Dragon’s Dogma 2 on PC, Xbox Series, and PS5.

Devolver Direct

Devolver’s showcase was another “comedy” event (which personally, some of us didn’t watch as the last few have been excruciating.) They did show off four games that are daring to be something different compared to everything else we have seen so far, so we can give them some credit where it’s due here!

Baby Steps, the new game from the team behind Ape Out and Bennett Foddy of QWOP and Getting Over It fame, is a “walking simulator” where a manchild named Nate has to leave his parents’ basement and literally learn to walk on his own again.

Human Fall Flat, a goofy physics-based puzzler from 2016, is getting a sequel.

The Talos Principle 2, which was already shown at the PlayStation showcase, got a new gameplay trailer.

Finally, Wizard with a Gun, a game about. Just. That. It debuted a story trailer as well as the release of a demo on Steam.

Grasshopper Direct

The Grasshopper Direct was hyped for over two months, with a webpage promising that “something’s gonna happen” and a countdown running until June 15th at midnight. Once the clock struck midnight, however, the post was delayed around an hour and a half because they seemingly didn’t pre-upload the video to YouTube.

Once the video was posted? A small amount of Shadows of the Damned news (they’re projecting to release it on all current consoles) and a blurred out shot of their next game. And a new merch store. That’s it. There might’ve been some other teases in there, but other than an admittedly cool showcase of 25 years of their games, this felt like a waste of time.

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PS Vita

• Guacamelee! – Vita – June 14th
• Mutant Blobs Atack!!! – Vita – June 14th
• Pix The Cat – Vita – June 21st
• Super Mutant Alien Assault – Vita – July 4th
• Atari Flashback Classics – Vita – July 2019
• Deadbolt – Vita – Q3 2019
• Revenant Dogma – Vita – 2019
• Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken – Vita – 2019
• Rocketbirds 2: Evolution – Vita – 2019
• Super Meat Boy – Vita – 2019
• Damascus Gear Operation Osaka – Vita – 2019
• Damascus Gear Operation Tokyo – Vita – 2019
• Metal Slug 3 – Vita – 2019

Papers, Please will be the final video game for the Sony Vita – 2020

Limited Run is also publishing a 3DS cartridge for the first time ever, which is neat!

The Atooi Collection which features

• Mutant Mudds
• Bomb Monkey
• Xeodrifter
• Mutant Mudds: Super Challenge
• Chicken Wiggle

(Coming TBA)

PS4 and Switch

• Power Rangers: Battle For The Grid for Switch and PS4 – out now!

  • (Digital Collectors Edition includes DLC and updates)

• Freedom Planet – PS4 on Switch – June 21st
• Mercenary Kings: Reloaded Edition – PS4 – June 28th
• Transistor – PS4 and Switch – July 5th
• Red Faction – PS4 – July 12th
• Rogue Legacy – Switch and PS4 – July 19th
• Double Switch: 25th Anniversary Edition – Switch – July 19th
• Hover – PS4 – July 26th
• Corpse Killer: 25th Anniversary Edition – PS4 – July 30th
• Bad North – Switch – Q3
• Turok 1 & 2 – Switch – Q3
• realMyst – Switch – Q3
• Shenmue 3 Collector’s Edition – PC and PS4 – November 19th
• Dark Devotion – PS4 and Switch – Q4
• Blazing Chrome – PS4 and Switch – Q4
• Blaster Master Zero – Switch – Q4 

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY:

• Night In The Woods – PS4 and Switch – Q4

They also announced they will be publishing every ancient Star Wars game, here’s the list:

• Star Wars (NES/Game Boy) – June 28th
• Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy – June 28th
• Empire Strikes Back
• X-Wing
• Rebel Assault 1 & 2
• Tie Fighter
• Dark Forces
• Shadows of the Empire
• Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2
• Episode 1: Racer
• Bounty Hunter
• Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast
• Racer Revenge

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The gameplay preview showcased numerous gameplay elements, including the typical suite of action platforming; climbing, wall-running, swinging, and tightrope walking are all here, but with an expected Jedi twist. In one section, player character Cal used a new force ability, “slow,” to stall a rotating platform for safe passage, and this new ability was also used in combat to great effect. Seeming to take a page out of Dishonored‘s playbook, you can force-slow a stormtrooper’s blaster bolt, force-pull said trooper to you, and then have him shoot himself.

The game is set after the events of Episode III, and features some familiar characters like Saw Gerrera from Rogue One. All in all, if you like Star Wars or action-adventure games in the vein of Uncharted, you’ll probably enjoy this one.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is set to release on November 15th later this year for Xbox One, PS4, and PC.

You can watch the gameplay preview below.

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The meat of EA’s Star Wars focus came from DICE, with the Battlefront 2 devs announcing a significant amount of new content coming this summer, as well as acknowledging the game’s early struggles. In addition to revealing a new squad system that should allow players to more easily match with friends (which let’s be real, should have been there from the beginning), DICE will be rolling out numerous new modes and locations. These include a new dogfighting mode, called Starfighter, as well as a new Extraction mode, and a “large scale” experience that was light on details.

DICE are also bringing a bunch of new cosmetic DLC to the game, as well as new locations such as Planet Kessel. In addition, there’s a big Clone Wars content drop upcoming, adding hero characters like Count Dooku, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker and General Grievous.

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