The beta will add two new characters, Valby and Kyle, cosmetic customization, a grappling hook, and new solo and co-op missions.
Nexon's upcoming free-to-play fantasy PvP brawler will be playable for free as part of Steam Next Fest later this month.
Players will venture into the post-apocalyptic ruins to scavenge for supplies, battling ARC machines and potentially other Raiders.
LawBreakers director Cliff Bleszinski has seemingly expressed interest in being involved with a potential revival of the shooter.
The Dungeon Fighter Online spin-off is finally available on Nintendo's console sans rollback netcode and crossplay support.
The studio behind Dark and Darker is encouraging players to take part in the latest playtest by torrenting the game.
The fighter's upcoming Nintendo Switch version will instead support delay-based netcode, Nexon has confirmed.
Two more DLC characters and a new stage will be available for Season Pass owners this year. The last two DLC fighters will release in 2024.
Based on the Dungeon and Fighter franchise, the title is in development for consoles, PC and mobiles. A release date hasn't been announced.
Each character has increased health and Guard Gauge, while also receiving numerous changes to moves, Awakening Effects, and more.
The fighting game's first Season Pass is also out next year and includes the recently announced Spectre with four other new characters.
The gameplay patch arrives in December, while the Switch version is scheduled to release sometime in Spring 2023.
We recently got to play through The First Descendant's beta- here's what we thought about it.
The new trailer focuses on the threat of the Colossi and the Vulgus, and how the last survivors of humanity have banded together to fight back.
Nexon talks about its looter shooter The First Descendant, its impressive visuals, and why its development was switched to Unreal Engine 5,
Nexon speaks with GamingBolt about its upcoming free-to-play RPG shooter.
Set in a virtual tournament, THE FINALS features an array of weapons and skills along with extensive environmental destruction.
Director Ryousuke Kodani also confirms that something separate is in development that will take "quite some time" to get ready.
Striker, Grappler and Hitman also receive a few minor changes, but this update is all about dialing down the Wind mage's power.
A new trailer has also been released for the upcoming looter shooter, which is in the works for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.
