State of Decay 2: Heartland, the zombie survival title’s biggest expansion yet, features a brand new story and is available now on the Xbox One, Xbox One X, and PC.
This new expansion allows you to play one of two storylines in a return to Trumbull Valley.
One story has players following a woman on her quest to find a father she never knew who hasn’t been seen since the outbreak. The last place he was seen was Trumbull Valley.
A new expansion is on the horizon for Forza Horizon 4, and it’s… LEGO?
Announced during Microsoft’s Xbox E3 2019 press conference, Microsoft and Playground Games announced the Forza Horizon 4: LEGO Speed Champions Expansion. It will be available on June 13 on Xbox One, Xbox One X and Windows PC, with new areas to explore, new LEGO cars to drive, and areas stacked to the brim with LEGO.
Microsoft announced the Xbox Elite Series 2 wireless controller during its E3 2019 Xbox conference, and it is currently available for preorder on Xbox’s website.
The trailer showed off multiple new options, including numerous customizations.
There will be Bluetooth connectivity, new adjustable-tension thumbsticks, a new wrap-around, profiles for customization, shorter hair trigger locks, a new internal rechargeable battery, a new detachable charging block, and 40 hours of battery life.
The controller will be compatible with both Xbox One and Windows PC.
Dying Light 2 is coming Q2 2020. The announcement came during the Microsoft E3 2019 Xbox conference.
This is the first mention of a release window since the game was announced, and narrows things down significantly, although we don’t have a concrete Dying Light 2 release date just yet.
Last week, we were treated to art teasing a new Dying Light 2 UV light mechanic. The UV lighting hurts and confuses the infected, so it’s used as a protective measure among the living.
A Terminator: Dark Fate character pack has been announced for Gears 5 during the Microsoft E3 2019 Xbox Conference.
It will be available for free, either as a preorder bonus or with Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
The best advice I was given for playing Escape, the Gears 5’s new co-op game mode, was to crank it up to the highest unlocked difficulty and work backward from there. I pride myself on being able to adapt to gaming challenges quickly, so I figured I could get a quick victory – plus I was playing with two people who worked on the mode.
Unlike Horde’s pressure to defend, Escape asks you to, well, escape. And quickly. In it, a group of up to three players (online or local co-op!) must make their way through a maze-like Hive as their own deadly venom bomb trails behind while plenty of Swarm wait ahead. Even knowing new enemies and weapons awaited, I figured my special companions and I could handle it.
At Microsoft’s E3 2019 Xbox press briefing, The Coalition announced that Gears 5 will be released on September 10, 2019 for the Xbox One. Microsoft also announced a collector’s edition, which will include a replica Jack drone from the game that actually flies.
The September 10, 2019 release date positions Gears 5 (don’t call it “Gears of War 5”) as Xbox’s premier first-party title this holiday, and continues the tradition of numbered Gears games releasing during the Fall season.
What was previously called “Dragon Ball Project Z” is now titled Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, and it will arrive in early 2020.
Revealed at Microsoft’s E3 2019 Xbox conference, we got a good long look at the game in action, with all cell-shaded battles and energy beams you’d expect from a Dragon Ball game.
During the Dragon Ball Project Z unveiling back in January, we learned the game will let players “discover the story of the mysterious Dragon Balls,” and “join Goku and fellow warriors in the never ending search for the ultimate fight.” The previously released reveal trailer featured such characters as Goku, Gohan, Piccolo, Vegeta, Frieza, and many more as iconic scenes and locations from Dragon Ball Z were showcased.
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Marvel’s Avengers is one of the most anticipated games of E3 2019, and while it’s yet to be fully revealed, we’ve now learned one further detail about the game: it’s coming to Google Stadia, in addition to PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
The news was revealed by the game’s official Twitter account. It tweeted an image of a large poster advertising the game at the LA Convention Center–the venue for E3–and on that poster, the four platforms can be seen. A notable omission, however, is Nintendo Switch, so it seems as if the Avengers game will not be coming to Nintendo’s hybrid console.
Marvel’s Avengers is the first chapter in a multi-game partnership between the comic book titan and Square Enix. The initial trailer confirmed that the world it is set in hasn’t been too kind to superheroes–perhaps they’ve even been demonized. “They say the time of heroes is over,” a narrator says in the original teaser trailer. “That if you’re different, you’re dangerous. But I know the truth. The world will always need heroes. We just need to reassemble.”
Square Enix has said Avengers “is being designed for gamers worldwide and will be packed with all the characters, environments, and iconic moments that have thrilled longtime fans of the franchise.” The game is being developed by Crystal Dynamics, the studio behind the 2013 Tomb Raider reboot and its sequel Rise of the Tomb Raider.
For more on the upcoming superhero game, check out everything we know about Marvel’s Avengers (the game). We’ll hopefully learn more very soon during Square Enix’s E3 2019 press conference.