The latest gameplay trailer reveals Highguard is similar to Apex Legends in its hero-based team play, but focuses on completing objectives in raids rather than the last-player-standing battle royale format. The game’s story and world are also unique, blending high fantasy elements like magic, horses, and companions with a futuristic, sci-fi style for character powers and weapons.
Lots of new games are offering fresh stories and innovative ways to play, but one upcoming title, expected in 2026, will combine two well-loved game types within a familiar world.
I’m so hyped for Control Resonant! You play as Dylan Faden, Jesse Faden’s brother, and the FBC sends him in to deal with a brand new, weird situation happening in Manhattan. The trailer showed off his awesome weapon – it can change into different forms like poles, a club, and even a sickle! And it looks like Dylan can mess with the environment around him and power up his arms for some seriously powerful close-range attacks. It’s going to be amazing!
Larian Studios says you don’t need to have played previous Divinity games to enjoy the new one, but fans of Divinity: Original Sin and Divinity: Original Sin 2 will find deeper connections and a more rewarding experience.
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The trailer, which also served as a music video, unexpectedly revealed the game’s release date and debuted the title track, “Give Me Something,” by the band OneRepublic. OneRepublic and the game’s main characters both appeared in the trailer.
S-GAME, a Chinese studio, is creating Phantom Blade Zero, a game influenced by classic Chinese wuxia stories and the exciting action films of Hong Kong. Following the huge success of their previous game, Black Myth: Wukong, they’ve attracted significant investment, allowing for a large budget and impressive visuals, as seen in the trailers.
Larian Studios says you don’t need to have played previous games to enjoy the new Divinity title, but fans of Divinity: Original Sin and Divinity: Original Sin 2 will find extra layers of story and connection.
Warframe’s story and history can be quite complex. Essentially, you play as a Tenno, ancient warriors who’ve been asleep for centuries and suddenly wake up during a galactic war. Over the past 13 years, the game has added a lot of story content, which can be overwhelming. However, the way it’s presented makes it surprisingly engaging.
The latest trailer didn’t reveal much that wasn’t already shown before – we still see the eclipse, Rahul Kohli as a brooding and attractive character, and plenty of action with flying objects and tentacles. The biggest new reveal is the release date: it’s been moved from March 20th to April 30th, 2026.