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Kingdom Hearts 4 Should Take One Page from Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth's Combat Book
When Kingdom Hearts 4 eventually comes out, it would be nice to see it shake up the series' combat, and watching FF7 Rebirth is one way to do that.
If FromSoftware’s Big Elden Ring Nightreign Gamble Pays Off, Then Its Next Step Seems Obvious
FromSoftware is continuing to step out of its comfort zone with Elden Ring Nightreign, which could shape the next chapter of the studio.
The Zelda Series Should Be Watching Elden Ring Nightreign Closely
FromSoftware is taking a bold leap with Elden Ring Nightreign, and this move could serve to inspire The Legend of Zelda's next steps.
Aging Up God of War's Atreus for His Potential Standalone Game Would Come With One Huge Benefit
Part of the speculation surrounding Atreus' possible stand-alone game is the notion of a time skip, which would come with at least one advantage.
Like The Witcher, Red Dead Redemption Needs Another Way to Reinvent Itself
Red Dead Redemption doesn't have much room for growth beyond Red Dead Redemption 2, and this comes down to a shortage of Arthur Morgan successors.
Metal Gear Solid 2 Getting the Delta Treatment Could Be Easier For One Big Reason
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is set for a 2025 release, and if Konami decides to repeat this approach, MGS2 is probably the easiest candidate.
Silent Hill 1 and 3 Remake Rumors Explained
Rumors and speculation have abounded about remakes of Silent Hill and Silent Hill 3, which would chase 2024's successful Silent Hill 2 remake.
God of War Ragnarok's Playable Atreus Takes the Wind Out of a Possible Standalone Game
Atreus is playable in God of War Ragnarok, which is great, but also makes the possibility of him leading his own game a bit less novel.
Fable May Find Itself Between The Hammer and The Anvil
The Fable reboot is slated to release in 2025, but it's positioned between two massively anticipated fantasy RPGs that could steal its thunder.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Needs to End With a Serious Bang
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is drawing to a close this month, and despite its rough reception, it ought to finish strong.
One of PlayStation Plus' Free Games for January 2025 Is Too Little, Too Late
PlayStation Plus is adding one of 2024's most publicized games to its Essentials Tier this month, but it's a bit poorly timed.
How Remedy's Mixture of Genres Could Affect Its Connected Universe Synergy
Remedy's interconnected universe has a lot of promise, but the broad spectrum of genres in the studio's portfolio could pose a challenge.
Nintendo's First Major Release of 2025 Could Trap One Series Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Nintendo is kicking off 2025 with a big remaster, but this could outline a disappointing future for the franchise in question.
Sega is Primed to Start 2025 With a Bang
Sega has been planning to breathe new life into many of its classic franchises, and 2025 could be the year that this plan kicks into gear.
Why a Resident Evil 5 Remake Seems Like It Might Be Right Around the Corner
Capcom has been tight-lipped about Resident Evil since 2023's Resident Evil 4 remake, but there's reason to believe that an RE5 remake is up next.
Resident Evil Has Earned Another Break from Leon Kennedy
Leon Kennedy's popularity with modern audiences has exploded thanks to Resident Evil's recent releases, but Capcom can give him some space for now.
Civilization 6 Strategy Tier List
Sid Meier's Civilization 6 is the most complex and multifaceted Civilization game to date, offering a number of unique routes to victory.
Why Alan Wake 2 Should Launch on One More Platform in 2025
Alan Wake 2 is one of 2023's most critically acclaimed titles, but it should take one major step forward next year to keep its legacy strong.
Mario and Luigi: Brothership’s Scrapped Art Style Deserves a Second Chance
The somewhat underwhelming Mario and Luigi: Brothership was originally planned to have a different art style, and the franchise should revisit it.
South of Midnight Going in the Opposite Direction of We Happy Few May Be For the Best
South of Midnight is an exciting upcoming title from Compulsion Games, and it is doing things very differently from its last release, We Happy Few.