Asher Madan handles gaming news for Windows Central. Before joining Windows Central in 2017, Asher worked for a number of different gaming outlets. He has a background in medical science and is passionate about all forms of entertainment, cooking, and antiquing.
Today, Paradox Interactive announced Age of Wonders: Planetfall, a new strategy game from Triumph Studios. You may remember the developer from critically-acclaimed games like Overlord. The title is coming to consoles and PC in 2019.
Distant Stars is a new story pack which transports players to uncharted solar systems. For $9.99, the pack should add new content and features to Stellaris including a sealed jump lane in the gateway network leading to a mysterious sector.
Every week, numerous games launch on Xbox One, but which ones really stand out? Here are some of the biggest and most anticipated titles launching across Microsoft’s platforms next week, starting May 21, 2018. Next week we have one new "AAA" game.
The Prey reboot wasn't the resounding commercial success Bethesda hoped for, but that doesn't mean we won't see future content from the franchise in the future. Hopefully the publisher will reveal the expansion before E3 2018 now that we know.
Recently, Square Enix invited select outlets to preview Kingdom Hearts III and the results are rather interesting. According to publications like Tom's Guide, the game runs at 60 FPS. The only platform we got footage from was Xbox One X.
Microsoft recently revealed the which is specifically designed for people with disabilities or limited mobility. This was a long-awaited product because over a billion individuals live with some form of disability around the world.
While drag racing is already a part of Forza Motorsport 7, it's rather cumbersome because, instead of simply tweaking your ride and jumping back into the race, you have to reload the entire track again and wait for a really long time.
It seems like the Hungering Deep will add a new creature like a massive shark or crab claw. You can summon it by working with other galleons and playing music. However, the old pirate's words are rather cryptic so playing music might not.
Activision touted Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII as the most "replayable" Call of Duty: Black Ops game to date, and this is accomplished by including many modes and maps. Unfortunately, there wasn't any word on a campaign.
The trailer features glorious destruction but, above all, it highlights how destructive the motorcycle is. You can use it to quickly maneuver through vehicles, jump higher, and destroy your opponents by landing on top of them.
Divinity: Original Sin II gives players the freedom of a sandbox role-playing game, encouraging improvisation and experimentation, with rules made to be bent rather than followed. The game takes place in the intriguing world of Rivellon.
Battlefield V will be officially revealed next week. EA confirmed the news to gamers around the world on the official Battlefield Twitter account. There was some speculation that Battlefield V was just a code name for a World War II game.
Descenders, an extreme downhill free-riding game from RageSquid, is now available on Xbox Game Preview. According to the studio, the title throws players into the world of mountain biking, where every jump, whip and scrub earns you reputation.
One of the most anticipated games of 2018 has been pushed back a few months. According to a press release from Deep Silver, Metro Exodus will now launch in early 2019 because the developer wants to focus on quality and making the title even better.
The new expansion adds new systems for disaster alerts and response, and of course the disasters themselves, which can occur randomly, or be triggered deliberately. Also added for free are three new in-game radio stations.
Another game is joining the Xbox One backward compatibility program today. Larry Hryb, Director of Programming for Xbox Live, just announced that Fight Night Champion is now playable on the console.
Last week, Rare promised to introduce a host of new features to Sea of Thieves soon, and that patch is filling rolling out to Xbox One and PC users today. The 400 MB update adds closed crews, resource sharing, and many other improvements.
The Wasteland is as chaotic, edgy and dangerous as ever. Better yet, the visuals appear to be on the level of Doom, but it takes place in a massive open world instead. The insane weapons and vehicular combat seem to be the highlight.
Boss Key Productions has been under a lot of stress lately from various sources. LawBreakers failed to make a mark and quickly lost the majority of its player base. Radical Heights suffered the same fate because it failed to differentiate itself.
Today, developer GameTomo announced it's working on Superhot JP. Superhot JP is set in Japan and features hot springs, samurai castles, Tokyo alleyways, karaoke bars, and bullet trains.