Omni-Man, the J.K. Simmons-voiced character from the Invincible animated series, is coming to Mortal Kombat 1 next week on November 9. Ahead of his debut, NetherRealm Studios has released the official Omni-Man gameplay trailer and alongside hard-hitting (and gory) super moves, it features a brutal
Fortnite Chapter 4: Season 4 has been one of the best seasons for Epic Games’ battle royale in a while, bringing vampires, heists, and more to the game. But it ends this week, with Epic bringing players back to the Chapter 1 map for the
Morgan Stanley, a big investment bank, has just stated that the upcoming Bitcoin (BTC) halving will likely trigger a fresh bull market in 2024. This means that the price of Bitcoin could go up significantly and so will other altcoins. Altcoins that could benefit from
Greg Street, a former lead systems designer on Blizzard’s World of Warcraft and executive producer on Riot Games’ League of Legends MMO still in development, and NetEase Games have announced a new studio called Fantastic Pixel Castle. This studio is developing a new AAA MMO codenamed
Remedy Entertainment released Alan Wake 2 last month, and it’s resonated with both fans and critics alike as a longtime sequel and a new game from the creators of Control – you can read Game Informer’s Alan Wake 2 review here. The studio has released two updates
Game Informer can exclusively reveal Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: The Hidden Codex, a new graphic novel from Dark Horse Books that brings players back into the world of assassin Eivor, a medieval Nordic land, a new hidden order, and more. It will be released as a hardcover
Disney Dreamlight Valley held its first-ever showcase presentation Wednesday ahead of the Gameloft game’s move out of its year-long “early access” phase into a global launch, unveiling plans for the life-simulation through late 2024 in two roadmaps: one for paid expansion content and one for
Hartbeat, the production and media company founded by Kevin Hart, said CEO Thai Randolph will step down to “pursue new endeavors.” Randolph, who has been with Hartbeat for nearly seven years, will remain a strategic adviser to Hart, who as chairman of the L.A.-based company