Wargame: European Escalation - New Battlefields

Developers at Heavy Rain studio Quantic Dream went on strike as they don't think they can finish Star Wars Eclipse if 115 developers are laid off

If you live for piloting heavy tech in the heat of battle, it's time to suit up and join the fight. RF Online Next, Netmarble’s new MMORPG based on the long-running RF Online franchise that has attracted more than 20 million players across 54 countries, throws players into a world of large-scale warfare, strategic competition, and futuristic combat. At the center of the action is the iconic Mining War, where hundreds of players clash in a battle for supremacy and valuable resources.RF Online Next's Mining War is a massive Realm vs Realm (RvR) conflict that supports up to 450 players in

Rumors continue to swirl about who may play the British super-spy James Bond in the next movie. The latest name in the mix is Jack Lowden, the 36-year-old known in the video game world for playing T.E. Lawrence AKA Lawrence of Arabia in Battlefield 1. TV presenter Richard Osman said on his podcast, The Rest Is Entertainment, that he heard from "someone" that Lowden is being considered for the role. He said his source told him "for definite" that Lowden is in the mix, though nothing is confirmed at this stage. Jack Lowden played T.E. Lawrence in Battlefield 1. Lowden's one and only video game c

EA and Battlefield Studios have released a new trailer for Battlefield 6 that shows off the upcoming fan-favorite map Wake Island, which arrives on August 18 alongside a Top Gun-themed crossover event. Wake Island, which first appeared in Battlefield 1942, is inspired by the real-life Wake Atoll in the Pacific ocean where a World War II battle took place, and it's among the most beloved Battlefield maps ever. The newest version of the map for Battlefield 6 looks pretty incredible, at least based on the newly released gameplay footage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4tHPByfAZk EA said Wake Is

While developer Fenris previously hesitated to use the term "extraction shooter," that's very much the core of EVE Vanguard's Operation Avalon at the moment. You beam down to the planet in a clone body, try to collect as many resources as possible, and beam out before you get annihilated by other players or the NPC baddies of Mordu's Legion guarding the juiciest loot. There's no closing circle and no victory royale – just the promise of higher risk for higher rewards.