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Here is what we know about whether or not Gears of War E-Day is set to release on PS5.
Learn about the games coming to Xbox Game Pass and Game Pass for PC in 2026. August's first wave includes Gears of War: E-Day's Open Beta, Beast of Reincarnation, Cricket 26, and more.
Zombie Army 4's Dead Zeppelin mission concludes Season 2's Death from Above campaign with a showdown aboard its undead airship.
Gods Will Fall pre-orders are now live, granting anyone who grabs the game prior to launch five beast hides for their warriors to wear.
Both Digital Extremes and Splash Damage have said that they will remain creatively independent under Tencent.
Gears 5 Director Rob Fergusson mentioned that the game's debut Escape Mode very nearly released as part of Gears 4, but didn't make the cut for polishing purposes.
Microsoft announced yesterday at their E3 Press Briefing that Xbox Game Pass for PC available to gamers in beta mode, and announced some of the titles that would be available immediately.
Former Epic Games alumni and the art design studio behind major Marvel movies such as Avengers: Infinity War and Spider-Man Homecoming are working together on this new card strategy game, out now in Early Access.
The developer formerly known as Black Tusk under Microsoft seems to be working on a new IP, according to a multimedia production house working with them on the new game.
If you were worried that last year's cross-platform multiplayer test for Gears of War 4 wasn't to bare fruit, you'd be wrong. The Coalition sneaked the final implementation out a couple of days ago.
It's been a long time coming, but Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 is close. So close, in fact, that there's an open beta planned to give you a taste next month.
Gears of War 4 may have avoided the mass shooter push of the holiday season by releasing in September, but that hasn't stopped the multiplayer aspect of the title from losing players as a feverish pace. It may be no officially documented figures, but there's a rather major multiplayer test taking place this weekend in a sure-fire attempt to ease the issue.
Seen enough Gridlock for one lifetime? Since the dawn of the original Gears of War, Epic, and now The Coalition, has brought everyone's favorite locust-infested multiplayer map back into every game in the series - usually eliminating the need for most of the other maps. Well now we're getting some more free recreations in an attempt to dethrone the concrete jungle yet again.
With the launch week Gears of War 4 Double EXP event regrettably going the way of the dodo after a slight extension - likely due to server woes - The Coalition have boosted the amount of credit and experience points you regularly earn through the playlist most were already farming for the goods - Horde Mode.
Since the onset of the Gears of War franchise, Gridlock stood as the reigning champion of the gory shooter's map selection. Day after day, multiplayer lobbies would be filled with rounds being played on the popular urban landscape with every subsequent release featuring the stage in its marketing campaign inviting players to see how its changed over the years. With Gears of War: Ultimate Edition came a sparkling HD Remaster of the iconic stage once filled with longshot watchtowers and infamous glitches like the Skydive, Backflip and Crabwalk that made the online segment of the title into something it likely didn't expect.
Ahead of his appearance on the Live with Youtube Gaming show headed by Geoff Keighley later today, Rod Fergusson introduces the first 20 minutes of PC-bound sequel Gears of War 4 before showing off Horde Mode on this evening's show. Releasing in under 2 weeks, Gears of War 4 is the latest title to be part of Microsoft's ongoing initiative to release all first-party Xbox One games with a well-optimized PC version bundled - and vice-versa. Though Gears of War: Ultimate Edition - a remastering of the original title - did make it to PC much like the original did shortly after its 2006 Xbox 360 release, Gears of War 4 is the first sequel to land on the platform.
After a surprise launch trailer weeks before the actual release, Microsoft quietly announced that Gears of War 4 has gone gold. Being the first Gears of War title be become available on both PC and Xbox platforms at the same time, a lot is riding on the game to usher in the era of cross-compatible first-party Microsoft releases. The 'Play Anywhere' initiative announced as E3 this year basically relates to how Microsoft have finally embraced their PC roots by ensuring each of their own Triple-A titles are available on both of their platforms. Meaning Windows 10 users will soon be free to enjoy all of Redmond's top-tier exclusives through the scheme.