Andrew Webster
Thief sneaks into 2026.
A remaster of the classic and influential Thief: The Dark Project is on the way, and it’s launching this winter on a big range of platforms: PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and the Switch.
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Asking the important questions.
The new teaser for Virtue and a Sledgehammer doesn’t reveal much about the game, but the good news is that there’s a Steam demo you can check out right now.
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Andrew Webster
Melee takes Manhattan.
There’s been an awful lot of Control Resonant at SGF, and here’s yet another trailer. I’m not complaining, though — it looks great. Don’t believe me? Check out our hands-on preview with the game.
Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster
Another look at Call of Duty.
The next CoD was actually announced ahead of Game Fest, but here’s five more minutes of Modern Warfare 4, which launches in October.
Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster
Fly over some national parks.
The next big update for Flight Simulator gives you a chance to explore over 30 American landmarks and national parks without bothering with a road trip. It launches, appropriately, on July 4th. Also you can fly the Goodyear blimp.
Andrew Webster
Crazy Taxi is going on tour.
As promised, Sega’s Crazy Taxi is coming back with a new game called World Tour, and based on the first trailer it seems like it’s capturing some classic vibes. It’s launching in 2027.
Andrew Webster
Back to hell.
The unsettling psychological horror of Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is getting an action-oriented follow-up with a new game called simply Senua. It’s coming to Xbox, PS5, and PC sometime next year.