Torn – это приключенческая игра с элементами головоломок и расследования, разработанная специально для устройств виртуальной реальности. В роли видеоблоггера Кэтрин Паттерсон игроку предстоит исследовать заброшенный особняк, принадлежавший некогда известному, но бесследно исчезнувшему ученому, доктору Лоуренсу Тэлботу. В доме, наполненном странными механизмами и следами экспериментов, Кэтрин пытается разгадать тайну исчезновения доктора и восстановить его утерянные воспоминания, чтобы вернуть его в реальный мир. Игрокам необходимо решать сложные головоломки, взаимодействовать с окружением и использовать уникальные возможности ВР для продвижения по сюжету и раскрытия мрачных секретов прошлого.
Get a closer look at Kingmakers, the upcoming medieval action-strategy sandbox. In this Gameplay Deep Dive, the developers provide brand-new details on the game's story and key gameplay systems such as combat, settlement management, and RTS mechanics. Go back in time to a war-torn medieval era with a vast arsenal of modern weapons, change the course of history, and save the future in Kingmakers. Build your kingdom, grab a gun, and lead an army of thousands into massive, real-time simulated battles — solo or in co-op.
World of Warcraft: Forever devs say a direct sequel like Guild Wars 2 is unlikely: 'Why would you throw that away and start over?' "We keep making it better." World of Warcraft: Forever looks—well, pretty interesting, all told. Reimagined class trees, new raids, and $30 elves. Don't think about the $30 elves too hard. Best MMOs: Most massive Best strategy games: Number crunching Best open world games: Unlimited exploration Best survival games: Live craft love Best horror games: Fight or flight Harvey's history with games started when he first begged his parents for a World of Warcraft subscription aged 12, though he's since been cursed with Final Fantasy 14-brain and a huge crush on G'raha Tia.
For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. We will send a confirmation and sign you up to our newsletter to keep you updated on all your gaming news. Join the GamesRadar community for quick access. Raised in Hong Kong and having graduated with an English Literature degree from Queen Mary, University of London, she started her games journalism career as a freelancer with TheGamer and Tech Radar Gaming before joining GamesRadar+ full-time in 2023.
Nintendo has confirmed that it intentionally included loading screens in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake to "preserve the essence of the original game," and the internet isn't in love with the idea. Confirmation that loading screens would cut into the remake's playtime arrived during a gameplay demonstration shown as part of today's The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct. It's an extremely brief moment that saw series producer Eiji Aonuma confirm that the Ocarina of Time remake will channel the power of the Nintendo 64 when it launches for Nintendo Switch 2 this November. That and also the loading screens are two seconds, so who gives a s**t." — Kish 🇭🇹 (@kishswim) September 8, 2026 “The loading screen is intentional to keep the nostalgia of the original game” Legend of Zelda direct making me laugh pic.twitter.com/9yKxMKNZav The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launches for Switch 2 November 5, 2026.
"20 players is the sweet spot": Guild Wars 3's action game combat is a first for MMOs, but it doesn't work at traditional raid scale A more intimate MMO Arenanet are keeping a lot of Guild Wars 3 hidden away. Throughout the short presentation of their new fantasy MMO, the refrain is 'We're not talking about that yet'. "We've been talking about it for ages and we started this project with that in mind: we wanted to make something that's more like a visceral action game." Johanson adds that he and Stocker started talking about implementing this combination of free movement and combat in an MMO back in 2015, when the team were making Guild Wars 2's Heart of Thorns expansion – "This has been a very long journey to that point." Stocker jumps into a different part of Orr, leaving behind the bright greenery for a gloomy, fog-filled valley. Read this next - Many live service games are just an MMO subscription "hidden inside of a neat 'optional' package", argue Guild Wars 3 devs in a post about the new game's monetisation - The Guild Wars games have always been set in a world abandoned by the gods, in new MMO Guild Wars 3, you'll see why they left - Summer Game Fest 2026 everything announced for PC
It's still very much possible to make good Skyrim mods "without any use of AI" in 2026, declares the maker of a new DLC-sized Black Marsh expansion King of the Murkmire offers a trip to the land of the Argonians The latest beefy expansion mod to hit Skyrim is an adventure to the Argonian homeland of Black Marsh, complete with hist trees and humid swamps. Though, its creator seems to be hoping the trip to the southern tip of the mysterious province will do more that just entertain, serving as a reminder that it's still possible for solo modders to make ambitious works happen for free without resorting to using generative AI. "I did not make this mod to send a message, however I want to make a point with this release; good mods can still be made and released for free, and without any use of AI, in 2026, by a solo developer no less," modder Pancake0723 wrote in the description of their creation, King of the Murkmire. Set in a Skyrim-era version of the Murkmire region of Black Marsh, an older (timeline-wise) iteration of which has been depicted in one of The Elder Scrolls Online's DLCs, it boasts 13 quests brought to life by over 1000 lines of human voice acted dialogue.
Early Grand Theft Auto 6 details have sparked debate about whether Rockstar Games' latest is too realistic for its own good. We've learned a lot about GTA 6 since its big extended look reveal. "I'm here for as full of an immersion as they can make," another argued, "RDR2 is the best game I've ever played and I love that they are making GTA 6 more like it." Other fans fall somewhere in the middle, with one Reddit user pointing out that "At the point I pull out a gun I’m probably gonna do something worse than brandishing so this is fine." remember carrying c4, rpgs, molotovs and like 10 guns at once in gta5 those days are over 😓 When does a video game stop being a video game — emosxyual (@emosxyual) September 7, 2026 Rockstar is surely keenly aware of the balancing act it needs to pull off, but that didn't stop it from adding in more realistic elements. This ultra-realism shit sounds exhausting imagine seeing this in gta6 pic.twitter.com/E4RJ6AKHl1 — 🏆 - Andy (@codedandunited) September 7, 2026 I love that they added refueling to GTA 6 Imagine being chased by the cops and then suddenly your gas runs out near the swamps, so now you have to ditch the car and run through the swamps, dodging alligators AND cops.
Back in 2009, Ars wrote about what was being reported as a leaked trailer for the then-upcoming Left 4 Dead 2, saying the footage “looks like it’s straight from a high-gloss action movie.” Today, we need to offer an important update to this crucial, 17-year-old story: The trailer “leak” was orchestrated by Valve itself. That news comes courtesy of former Valve writer Chet Faliszek, who said in a newly posted video about cut lines in the game that “for Left 4 Dead 2 with the ESRB… we leaked our trailer ahead of time because they wouldn’t let us release the trailer.” Faliszek is referring to the Entertainment Software Rating Board, the self-regulating industry group that, since 1994, has offered sometimes questionable age-appropriateness ratings for thousands of games submitted to its purview. And looking back at the “leaked” Left 4 Dead 2 trailer on YouTube, you could argue that it falls afoul of guidelines that prohibited trailers with “graphic and/or excessive depictions” of “violence… the use of weapons… [and] blood and/or gore” as well as those with “crude and/or offensive language.” At the time, Valve had some recent firsthand experience with the ESRB’s sometimes onerous enforcement of its marketing standards. In 2007, the ratings group requested the removal of trailers for D3’s Dark Sector and 2K’s The Darkness after they had already been shared across the web (behind age gates on most major news sites).
No Law was one of the most exciting games I saw at Gamescom: a cyberpunk immersive sim that solves one of Deus Ex's biggest problems Big hairy guy, on the case. Sometimes you see a game and can tell that the developers just get it. Having seen it first hand at Gamescom, it has quickly become one of my most anticipated games from the show. It's a first person FPS set in a cyberpunk setting.
A dedicated GTA 6 sleuth has tracked down the exact real-life Miami building Rockstar used as the reference for Jason and Lucia’s apartment in the game’s trailer, only to discover it was torn down years ago. The building, known as the Belmar Condominium, sat in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood before being bought out in a $12 million bulk deal and demolished during GTA 6’s development. Google Maps’ history feature cracks the case The search began by matching the skyline visible through Jason and Lucia’s apartment window to modern Miami. According to The Real Deal, developers purchased the entire building for $12 million in 2022 with plans to replace it with a $300 million, 55-story tower called Vela.
Total War: Warhammer 40,000 is aiming to be the "definitive" game for the setting, and I think it might be exactly that Something to Gork at. In a small room inside a crowded Koelnesse convention centre, a short presentation on Total War: Warhammer 40,000 is shown to a gaggle of tired writers. Creative Assembly's brand manager says they're hoping to make the definitive game in the 40k universe. Read this next - As Total War: Warhammer 40,000 and Dawn of War 4 show off more gameplay, 40K fans have become locked in a fierce debate: are the lasgun lasers the wrong colour?
There are plenty of fantastical creatures to fight in Dragon’s Dogma 2, but nowhere in the base game will you find a dragon that vomits zombies. You will find such a beast in its upcoming Dark Arisen expansion, though, and this winged atrocity marked the final challenge of a 90-minute hands-on demo I played just ahead of gamescom 2026. The undead barfer easily ranks among Dragon’s Dogma 2’s most hideous foes – a scaly titan with an unsightly face, torn wings, and decaying flesh. “We wanted to add a similar relic exploration and appraisal cycle to Dragon’s Dogma 2,” confirms producer Naoto Oyama, “but this time we thought it was better to focus on a new wide area to build upon the open game design that everyone loves so much.” And so, rather than just a single dungeon, this new version of Dark Arisen’s loot system takes place across an entire region.
Path of Exile 2's first event league goes 'oops, all bosses' and reworks its worst mode so sane people can finally enjoy it Forbidden Rites is a rerun of the action RPG's best league yet with some twists. After the tremendous Return of the Ancients update to Path of Exile 2, it wouldn't take much to convince me to play more of it. 2026 games: All the upcoming games Best PC games: Our all-time favorites Free PC games: Freebie fest Best FPS games: Finest gunplay Best RPGs: Grand adventures Best co-op games: Better together Tyler has covered videogames and PC hardware for 15 years. He regularly spends time playing and reporting on games like Diablo 4, Elden Ring, Overwatch 2, and Final Fantasy 14.
It’s been a huge week for trailers, specifically for games (though the entertainment front hardly took the week off). Of course, the big headline from this week is GTA 6. (Did your Netflix break when you tried to log on to watch the Extended Look right when it dropped?) But gamescom has also been busy shelling out one trailer after another since Tuesday’s Opening Night Live. #TheHistoryofConcrete pic.twitter.com/Qp2lDBm8d4 — Magnolia Pictures (@MagnoliaPics) August 27, 2026 Were you a fan of the HBO show How To With John Wilson a couple years back?
For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. We will send a confirmation and sign you up to our newsletter to keep you updated on all your gaming news. Hammering home Key info Developer: Playground Games Publisher: Xbox Game Studios Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X Release date: February 23, 2027 For Playground Games' first stab at third-person combat (the Forza Horizon developer has been more comfortable behind the wheel until now), Fable absolutely impresses. Raised in Hong Kong and having graduated with an English Literature degree from Queen Mary, University of London, she started her games journalism career as a freelancer with TheGamer and Tech Radar Gaming before joining GamesRadar+ full-time in 2023.
The combat in the upcoming Fable is causing the wrong kind of stir - oh dear. The CEO of Moon Studios has thrown in his two cents, and let's just say he's not a fan of what Playground Games is up to. Gamescom 2026 has brought a wealth of new insights into the new Fable, since it's playable at the show. Fable 4 is due to arrive on February 23, 2027.
Today's Gamescom Opening Night Live event turned out to be quite light on new reveals for Xbox Game Pass , but we did get three new trailers to ogle at. Of the three, the new story trailer for Gears of War: E-Day was our highlight. The trailer featured the first look at the big bad Locust leader, the war-torn Kalona, and plenty of armoured beefcakes yelling cool things whilst firing guns. We know because we just dropped our Campaign preview moments ago.
Today's Gamescom Opening Night Live event turned out to be quite light on new reveals for Xbox Game Pass , but we did get three new trailers to ogle at. Of the three, the new story trailer for Gears of War: E-Day was our highlight. The trailer featured the first look at the big bad Locust leader, the war-torn Kalona, and plenty of armoured beefcakes yelling cool things whilst firing guns. We know because we just dropped our Campaign preview moments ago.
Embark Studios has announced that all future Arc Raiders Expeditions have been delayed until early 2027 as it aims to "return with major improvements" following community feedback. The developer behind the early 2026 extraction shooter hit announced the change in its post-launch schedule in an update on the Arc Raiders website today. It came with confirmation that Expedition 5 will launch when the window opens September 8 and close September 29, but after that, the Rust Belt will be quieter than normal. Partially complete Caravans "will be replaced with Ermal Vouchers of equal value which can be used to purchase Ermal offers together with ARC Parts and firearms trade, or sold for Coin." Adding insult to injury is the news that Embark has decided to pause its weekly Trials starting September 22, 2026.
For as long as I can remember, I've enjoyed zombie fiction. I've always figured it's because I saw Romero's classics at way too young an age, but I've never wavered in my enthusiasm for the undead, be they in movies, TV shows, books, or video games. It's that familiarity with the genre that has had me so excited for No More Room in Hell 2 over the past few years, even through some early-access growing pains, and why I'm glad to see the 1.0 release stick the landing. Though No More Room in Hell 2 clearly leans into decades of zombie history, it feels, most of all, like a great mash-up of two of my favorite zombie games: It has the dread-inducing, life-or-death stakes of State of Decay wrapped in a tight co-op experience reminiscent of Left 4 Dead.