Games
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Jujutsu Kaisen Rumble: Survivaton slips to 2027, eight-player test set for TGS

The release has moved from 2026 to 2027, but Tokyo Game Show visitors will get the world’s first public playtest of its eight-player battles.
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007 First Light on Switch 2 moves to March 2027 for performance polish

The Switch 2 version now targets March 2027 as IO Interactive takes more time to polish performance. An exact release date will follow later.
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Rayman Legends Retold Is Gold—but Now Launches December 3

Ubisoft has moved Rayman Legends Retold from October 1 to December 3 despite the game reaching gold status, with a new overview coming September 22.
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Diablo IV’s Amazon Gets a First-Half 2027 Class Pack

Diablo IV’s female-only Amazon class is planned for the first half of 2027, built around martial expertise, athleticism, and mythical magic.
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Ace Combat 8 Brings Back Annihilation Battle—and Lets You Pick the Targets

Ace Combat 8 revives Annihilation Battle with open target ordering, tactical resupply runs, and destructive chain reactions across the battlefield.
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Cyberpunk 2077 is coming to Battle.net later in 2026

Cyberpunk 2077, Phantom Liberty, and the Ultimate Edition are heading to Battle.net later in 2026, followed by two Edgerunners-themed Overwatch collaborations in 2027.
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SideM brings all 49 idols to home consoles for the first time

The first home-console SideM game will follow 49 idols across 16 units as they work toward personal goals and a major concert one year away.
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WoW Forever stays grounded: no flying, no level scaling

World of Warcraft: Forever keeps travel and leveling consequential, with fixed group sizes, cooperative camps and extensive control and visual options.
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World of Warcraft: Midnight gives every class a dodge in Talebound

Talebound reshapes World of Warcraft combat around shared action moves, repeatable tales and cosmetic rewards, while Eclipse sets up Midnight’s final major chapter.
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Diablo V’s First Three Classes Include a Disease-Consuming Plague Knight

Demon Hunter and Monk return alongside the all-new Plague Knight, while Diablo V experiments with a shifting world, a traveling caravan, and Diablo II-inspired items.
