Skip to main content

Posts

Rumor: The Witcher Remake Creators Are Making Third DLC for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Coming in 2026

  Polish journalists and podcasters from the Remigiusz Maciaszek channel report that several of their sources claim that the third expansion to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will be released in 2026. The DLC is being developed by Fool's Theory, which is also developing a remake of the original The WitcherThe size and cost of the add-on are not disclosed. At the moment, the rumor seems rather dubious, but if it turns out to be true, then there are obvious parallels with Cyberpunk 2077: Earlier, one of the employees of the Virtuos studio, let it slip in his resume that the studio is working on a new DLC for the game. It is possible that by attracting support studios to develop add-ons for already released games, CD Projekt RED thus decided to earn additional funds during the years without high-profile releases and fill the void until the release of The Witcher 4, which is still a few years away from release.

Return to the foggy world: Bloober Team is working on a remake of the very first Silent Hill

Konami has officially confirmed that Bloober Team, the studio behind the Silent Hill 2 remake,, is developing another game in the Silent Hill universe. This became known during the Konami Press Start broadcast. Konami and Bloober Team's collaboration was first announced back in February, when the companies announced a partnership to create a project based on the Japanese publisher's franchise. Now it's confirmed: this is indeed a new Silent Hill game. There are no details about the project yet. However, fans noticed that during the announcement, the game was accompanied by a familiar musical theme - which may indicate a remake of the first part of the horror. Konami has not yet revealed the name of the project or the release date. A little later, Konami confirmed that it was a remake of the very first chapter of the cult horror series. 

Mafia: The Old Country Will Be "The Most Beautiful Game in the Series," Developers Say

  When developing Mafia: The Old Country, Hangar 13 chose to use cutting-edge technology to "push the boundaries" and create the "most stunning" story in the series from a graphics perspective. The developers understood that it was the graphics that could help players immerse themselves in the story, so they used cutting-edge technologies such as MetaHuman, Nanite, and Lumen. Each element was created to improve the visual quality. This time, players will not find themselves in a large open world, instead, the developers preferred a linear adventure, which allowed them to improve the quality of the graphics. Mafia: The Old Country takes players to 1920s Sicily and tells the story of Enzo Favara, a young man who falls in with the Sicilian Torrisi mafia family, on his rise to power through a cycle of violence, intrigue and betrayal. The game will be released on August 8th on PC and consoles.

The developers of 007: First Light collaborate with many global brands

  Danish studio IO Interactive has finally unveiled a list of partners for the upcoming game 007: First Light – and we’re not just talking about in-game advertising, but about full-fledged cooperation with legendary brands. The project has already been joined by Aston Martin, Coca-Cola, Omega, Jaguar, Leica, Nvidia, Herman Miller Gaming, Orlebar Brown and Range Rover Defender. This list is a real "fashion capsule" from the Bond universe. The only thing missing is Walther, the manufacturer of the famous PPK pistol, which Bond almost never parted with. Collaborations with such established brands often result in multi-million dollar contracts, and integrations improve the project's image. This has long been the case with Bond films, and now it has spread to games. 007 First Light is expected to release in 2026 on PC, Xbox Series, PS5 and Switch 2.

Dying Light: The Beast developers consider the game as a full-fledged third part, and not "a separate and large DLC

  Polish studio Techland, having held a very detailed and rich demonstration of Dying Light: The Beast during the Summer Game Fest 2025, continues to share new details about the project. The latest statement from the game's creators seems to be intended to finally dispel doubts about its status: The Beast is not a side episode, but essentially a full-fledged third part in the series. In an interview, Timon Smektala, the franchise's creative director, made the team's internal position clear: The Beast has been completely rebooted, and the project itself has been perceived by the studio as Dying Light 3 for several months now. Despite the lack of a number in the title, in terms of scale, ambition, and approach, this is the next big milestone in the series' history. According to the game director, the team used all the accumulated experience of working on the previous two parts to create "the best game in the series." He emphasized that The Beast is not just a pr...

It's been 7 years since The Elder Scrolls 6 was announced and seven years without news

 It's a curious anniversary, to say the least. It's been seven long years since Bethesda Game Studios announced The Elder Scrolls 6. The teaser, shown at Bethesda Softworks' E3 2018 conference, currently has 19.7 million views on YouTube. The studio never shared any further information about the RPG development with fans. However, having made an announcement and released Fallout 76, the company is focusing heavily on developing Starfield. It was only in March 2024 that Bethesda reminded about the game, stating that they were already playing early builds of TES 6. According to the developers, the project has passed the pre-production stage and is in the early stages of production. Recall that it was previously reported that The Elder Scrolls 6 would be released no earlier than 2027 on PC and Xbox. However, there was not a word about this game at the recent Xbox Games Showcase 2025.

Capcom to Bring Playable Versions of Resident Evil Requiem and Onimusha: Way of the Sword to Gamescom 2025

  Those who are eagerly awaiting Resident Evil Requiem and Onimusha: Way of the Sword, will be able to try out both games before launch in a couple of months during this year's Gamescom. Earlier today, Capcom confirmed that new games in the two classic franchises will be playable at this year's Gamescom, which runs from August 20-24 in Cologne, Germany, with over 85 game demo stations spread across over 950 square meters. Resident Evil Requiem and Onimusha: Way of the Sword won't be the only games the publisher will be showing at the show, so there's a chance that the third game Capcom showed off last week, Pragmata, will also be available at Gamescom 2025. Resident Evil Requiem will release on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S on February 27, 2026, while Onimusha: Way of the Sword is currently scheduled for a 2026 release on PC and consoles.