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A new Paper Mario-style adventure RPG is now available across PC and consoles, and early reactions are already leaning very positive. Escape from Ever After mixes timed turn-based combat with storybook worlds, workplace satire, and a reputation-driven “fight the system” premise that clearly hits the nostalgia button without feeling like a simple copy.
Fable is rebuilding one of its most iconic systems: morality. Here’s the idea: instead of a clean “good vs. evil” meter, the reboot leans on reputation. What you do, who sees it, and how each town in Albion interprets it can shape the way people treat you. The goal is a more nuanced RPG experience where consequences feel social, local, and personal.
Ubisoft has released an online teaser featuring Metal Gear’s Solid Snake in Rainbow Six Siege, revealing that a major crossover for the veteran stealth and tactical series is on the way. The video confirms an event arriving in Year 11, specifically in mid-February. It remains unclear whether Solid Snake will be a purely cosmetic character or a fully playable operator.
Bloober Team, fresh off the momentum of its Silent Hill 2 remake work, is building anticipation for a February reveal through a mysterious countdown website. The teaser offers a chilling message, a ticking clock, and plenty of room for speculation—without confirming what’s coming next.
S-Game says more than 50% of Phantom Blade Zero’s wishlists now come from outside China, signaling strong global demand ahead of the kung fu action RPG’s September 2026 launch on PC and PS5.
Resident Evil Requiem will launch in Japan as a single CERO Z release, and director Koshi Nakanishi says the team is pushing what that rating allows while keeping the horror purposeful. Capcom’s next mainline entry arrives February 27, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Resident Evil Requiem’s director says Leon Kennedy’s older, sharper look was shaped by meticulous internal feedback—especially from women on the team who scrutinized the smallest details. With the series’ ninth mainline entry nearing launch, Capcom is leaning into dual-protagonist design and a return to classic survival-horror tension.
Capcom has rolled out a Steam-only update for Monster Hunter Wilds aimed at lowering CPU load, trimming VRAM pressure, and addressing a strange performance drop tied to how the game checked unclaimed downloadable content. The patch also expands graphics options and adds a new CPU-focused settings tab.
Photos of an unreleased-looking Edward Kenway collectible, reportedly spotted in a secondhand listing with 2026 copyright markings, are fueling fresh speculation about an unannounced Assassin’s Creed Black Flag remake.
Ubisoft is negotiating a voluntary departure plan that could impact up to 200 roles at its Paris headquarters as the publisher reorganizes into five “Creative Houses,” cancels multiple projects, and accelerates cost-cutting measures across its global business.
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