
Baldur's Gate 3
At the 2023 Game Awards in Los Angeles, Baldur's Gate 3, a fantasy RPG based on Dungeons and Dragons, claimed the prestigious Game of the Year title. Actor Timothée Chalamet announced the victory, emphasizing the Belgian developer Larian's dedication to creating the game. The RPG dominated the awards, securing six wins, including Best RPG and Best Performance for actor Neil Newbon.

God of War
God of War Ragnarok's Valhalla expansion, set for December 12, has sparked excitement among fans for its roguelike mode. Revealed as a free add-on at The Game Awards, it beckons players into diverse realms with new foes. Enthusiasts are noting striking resemblances to the series' Greek mythos roots, referencing Kratos' reminiscent pose from the God of War 2 novel and familiar creatures like the cyclops. The trailer's use of the original game's music adds to the intrigue. While implications remain unclear, fans anticipate potential story connections. This expansion follows the base game's acclaimed 10/10 IGN review, heightening expectations for what's to come.

GTA 6
GTA 6's trailer has triggered immense excitement with its revolutionary game engine. The analysis of its graphics, lighting effects, and character animations showcases remarkable advancements. Set to launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Series S in 2025, the game's lifelike visuals and technical brilliance are generating immense anticipation. With a focus on realism and meticulous detail, GTA 6 seems poised to redefine gaming standards and deliver an unparalleled gaming experience.

Cyberpunk2077
CD Projekt Red has announced the contents of Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.1, set to release on December 5 alongside the Ultimate Edition. The update will include a long-requested metro system, boss fight improvements, replayable car races, new vehicles, and expanded motorcycle mechanics. It will also feature revamped accessibility options and the ability to carry a radio to listen to various radio stations. Additionally, the update will introduce romantic partner hangouts and more. Update 2.0, released in September, laid the foundation for the new Cyberpunk 2077 experience with features such as a new perk system and improved AI.

Fortnite
Fortnite has announced the return of the OG season and the original map in 2024 due to its overwhelming success. The news was shared on Fortnite's Twitter account, and it was revealed that the OG season far exceeded their expectations. This decision comes after the game's biggest day ever, with over 44.7 million players. Additionally, the recent Big Bang event introduced Fortnite Chapter 5: Underground, featuring new content such as LEGO, racing, and music games. The new season will bring significant changes and additions, including a new island, a train, weapon mods, over 1,200 LEGO Style outfits, and new characters in the Battle Pass.

Halo
The second season of Halo: The Series is set to premiere on February 8, 2024, as revealed in its first trailer. The trailer depicts a grim look at the impending threat to Earth and humanity from the Covenant. It features quick cuts to battle scenes, Sangheili wielding Energy Swords, Cortana, Master Chief with and without his mask, and the Halo. The series has been praised for expanding the game's mythology and taking a character-driven approach to Master Chief's adventures. Additionally, a new Halo Infinite trailer is set to arrive soon.

Alan Wake 2
Remedy Entertainment, the developer of Alan Wake 2, hinted at the addition of a New Game Plus mode in December 2023. The cryptic post on Twitter strongly implied the arrival of the mode. The details of the New Game Plus mode were not disclosed, leaving players curious about what it will entail. Alan Wake 2, released in October, received high praise and multiple nominations at The Game Awards. The game was nominated for categories such as Game of the Year, Best Game Direction, and Best Narrative.

PlayStation
Sony's recent move involved the removal of purchased "Discovery" videos from PlayStation users' libraries. This decision triggered widespread concerns regarding the control users have over their bought digital content. Users found content they had purchased and downloaded no longer accessible, igniting worries about the security of digital ownership rights. The incident has sparked a larger conversation about the future of digital ownership, raising questions about consumer rights, the permanence of purchased digital items, and the power held by platforms to retract access to content users have already paid for. This action by Sony has amplified worries about the fragility of digital ownership and its implications for consumers' rights in the evolving digital landscape.