Leah Williams

1 week ago | gameshub.com | Leah Williams

Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake, much like Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake before it, is a phenomenally pretty game. Square Enix really has found something special in Team Asano’s HD-2D art style, which defines this adventure incredibly well. In remaking games like Dragon Quest and Dragon Quest 2, overhauling them entirely risks losing what made them so special.

1 week ago | gameshub.com | Leah Williams

PlayStation could be planning a major State of Play for June 2025, to align with Summer Game Fest. The rumour arrives courtesy of Giant Bomb reporter Jeff Grubb, who notes it’s an “informed guess” based on precedent. For now, Grubb is unsure whether the showcase will be a formal State of Play, or a much bigger showcase of new and in-development titles – but that hasn’t stopped wild speculation online. It certainly makes sense that we’d see a State of Play showcase in the coming weeks.

1 week ago | gameshub.com | Leah Williams

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 is seemingly getting a physical release for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, with Limited Run Games on publishing duty. As reported by VGC, the news was revealed by a new ESRB listing noting the involvement of Limited Run, and linking out to an array of possible stockists. In addition, a second ESRB listing also notes a possible physical release for the original Hellblade, specifically for Nintendo Switch. This listing also refers to Limited Run Games.

1 week ago | gameshub.com | Leah Williams

I’ve been losing time lately. You see, I open up Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, and suddenly it’s hours later, I’m knee-deep in monster guts, I’m carrying a boatload of iron ore, and my guild master is proudly nodding their head at my accomplishments. By design, this is a game that wraps you up in its world, and inspires hours and hours of friction-free exploration through a magical, colourful land of many layers.

1 week ago | gameshub.com | Leah Williams

Ubisoft is officially working on a AAA Rayman game, with new job listings confirming small details of what to expect. As spotted by an array of outlets, including Polygon, publicly-posted hiring notices on the Ubisoft website have called for developers with specialisation in animation and game design to work on a “prestigious AAA title for the Rayman brand.”Previously, Ubisoft announced a new Rayman game was in the “exploration phase” but it didn’t seem like a sure thing.