Nearly a year after its initial launch, Once Human makes a major announcement aimed at injecting excitement in console gamers ...

A number of Lancer changes have been implemented in FragPunk Season 2. The latest season brings forth a plethora of character balancing alongside an array of weapon buffs and nerfs. Furthermore, the ...

The rules of combat are about to be rewritten as NetEase Games today launch a massive Season 2 update for their free-to-play 5v5 hero shooter, FragPunk.

Nature’s Touch. Check out the latest FragPunk trailer to see the Nature's Touch weapon skin for the FPS. Flow with Verdant Growth, Ancient Ore, Soft Peach, Autumn Revenant and Deadly Frost. FragPunk's ...

Xbox announced Tuesday a multiyear partnership with tech company AMD to, among other things, power its next generation of gaming consoles. Per the Microsoft-owned company, “We’ve established a ...

NetEase Games publisher Thunder Fire Games has announced Blood Message, their first single player game developed by 24 Entertainment Lin'an.

Xbox Cloud Gaming update: Sarah Bond, Microsoft’s Xbox president, has confirmed that the next-generation Xbox console won’t be tied to a single store or one device. This means that, unlike the current ...

Feardemic will release The Brotherhood-developed survival horror game Stasis for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch on June 26 for $9.99, the publisher announced.

It’s unknown when Xbox fans will see the games come to PC, but eXtas1s says they could be announced in 2026 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the brand. This comes after the announcement of ...

Fragpunk Season 2 release date Mark your calendars for Fragpunk Season 2, which is all set to start from June 26, 2025, on Consoles and PC. This is right after the global invitational LAN event ends.

AMD and Microsoft are working on the next generation of Xbox: both companies have entered into a strategic partnership over several years, they have announced. As a hardware partner, AMD chips ...

This is a big change from what users are used to on Xbox Series X and Series S. That custom UI was built upon a legacy of console design dating back to the Xbox 360 “Blades” dashboard.