The Witcher 4 Will Launch In 2028, Says CD Projekt Red
So, The Witcher 4 won’t drop until 2028. CD Projekt Red’s CEO set expectations, saying it won’t be at GamesCom. But hey, enjoy the new Witcher 3 expansion meantime!
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(UPDATE) The Blood Of Dawnwalker Devs Now Aiming GFor 60FPS Console Suppprt At Launch
September’s almost here, and so is The Blood of Dawnwalker. No 60fps mode, just a Quality Mode for 30FPS and a Balanced Mode hitting 40FPS.
The Cyberleek Conspiracy Is Almost Certainly Bullshit, But Damn Does It Feel Like Grand Theft Auto
No, Rockstar probably isn’t secretly behind the GTA 6 leaker—but the cartoon mascot, cryptocurrency and commandments feel ripped straight from one of its plots.
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The 10 Best Grand Theft Auto Missions of All Time, Ranked
From disastrous bank robberies and military shootouts to jetpacks, betrayals and an irresponsible number of dead police officers. These are the best missions GTA has to offer.
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Denshattack Review – All Aboard The Hype Train
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater with trains sounds completely ridiculous, and Denshattack absolutely is — in the best possible way. Frantic, inventive and bursting with personality, this wonderfully bizarre train-tricking adventure is one of the most unexpectedly brilliant games I’ve played this year.
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Company of Heroes 3: Final Stand Review
Final Stand proves that Company of Heroes 3’s combat is still great fun, but stripping away much of its tactical depth leaves behind a repetitive wave-defence mode that feels more like a £5-10 add-on than a £24 standalone expansion.
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PowerWash Simulator 2 + Star Wars Pack Review – Renovation for the Soul
PowerWash Simulator 2 should not work. It’s repetitive, ridiculous and basically housework with better water pressure. Yet hours vanish as grime peels away and your brain quietly switches off. Add a wonderfully filthy Star Wars pack, and this is meditative therapy disguised as a game.
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review – Back In Black
Thirteen years later, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag remains one of the finest pirate games ever made. Resynced gives it a gorgeous new coat of paint and some welcome improvements, but a handful of strange removals and weaker additions stop it from becoming the definitive version that it should have been.
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