Call of Duty is back this year with the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. Activision has confirmed that the game will be releasing on 12th October 2018, for PS4, Xbox One and PC. More information about the game will be revealed during a live-streamed event on 17th May 2018.
Quantic Dream’s newest game, Detroit: Become Human, now has an official release date. After spending years in development, the game will be releasing on PS4 on 25th May 2018, and follows the story of three androids. The game is somewhat controversial as it deals with sensitive topics that some people may consider inappropriate or taboo for video games.
Sony and Santa Monica Studio have revealed the official release date for God of War, as well as opening up pre-orders for the game via the PlayStation Store. Kratos will return to PlayStation on 20th April 2018, and to get you excited about the launch, you can check out the Story Trailer below.
EA has confirmed that the FIFA 18 demo will be available to download on the PS4 this Tuesday, 12th September 2017. The demo will allow gamers to play the Kick Off mode, which will include a selection of the biggest clubs and stadiums the game has to offer, including Manchester United and Real Madrid.
Telltale Games has revealed that the second episode in Season 2 of Minecraft: Story Mode will be arriving this month. The new episode, titled “Giant Consequences” will release on all platforms on 15th August 2017. The new episode sees Jesse and the gang embark on a new adventure into the icy unknown.
After being available on PC and Mac for the best part of three years, The Sims 4 is finally making the jump to consoles. The game will be available in two editions when it launches on the PS4 and other consoles this November: Standard Edition and Deluxe Party Edition.
Almost a year after it was expected to launch, Gran Turismo Sport will finally be releasing this October in North America and Europe. The game was original scheduled for release back in November 2016, but was delayed indefinitely to allow Polyphony Digital to polish the game.
City-building computer game Cities: Skylines is officially heading to the PS4 in a few months, having previously been released on Xbox One and PC. The single-player game will be launching on the PS4 on 15th August 2017, featuring the same content as the Xbox One version.
Gamers are used to seeing games delayed, but rarely do the release dates ever get pulled forward. However, this is exactly the case for Destiny 2. Bungie has confirmed that Destiny 2 will now be released two days earlier than first announced.
Sony has announced the sequel to PS4 launch title Knack, which will be launching this September. Knack 2 will build on the gameplay from the first title, adding more combat, platforming, and puzzles for players to solve. In addition, the game will also include a few special modes of play, such as driving a tank.
