Developer Kojima Productions together with publisher 505 Games have announced that Death Stranding Director’s Cut will be released on the PC platform via Steam and Epic Games Store sometime in spring of this year.

In a few weeks we’ll be in 2022. A new year already packed with highly anticipated games in just it’s first quarter. But as we count the remaining days of this year, we look back at what was released this year. Some games blew us away, but there were a good amount of games that just didn’t make the cut as these are the most disappointing games of 2021.

Behaviour Interactive just announced that their asymmetric survival horror Dead by Daylight will have a The Ring Chapter, a crossover between the iconic horror series that originated in Japan. The new Chapter is set to launch in March 2022.

Gravity Game Hub (GGH), a subsidiary of Gravity, announced that they are launching the PC version of MMORPG Ragnarok Online to select Southeast Asia again in the first quarter of 2022.

PlayStation announced that the Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection will be available on the PS5 and PC on January 28, 2022. This collection contains Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, and if you own the PS4 copies of the game and want to get all the benefits from the PS5 version, it will cost you $10.

Ubisoft is exploring blockchain technology by announcing the introduction of NFTs to Ghost Recon Breakpoint through a new platform called Ubisoft Quartz. These NFTs are called Digits and will come in the form of in-game items such as vehicles, weapons, and equipment.

Final Fantasy XIV Online’s latest expansion titled Endwalker has gone live for those with early access and has experienced long queue times over the weekend. As compensation for players unable to play MMORPG’s latest content right away, Square Enix promised to give an extra seven days of game time for the inconvenience.

Secret 6, a studio based in the Philippines, announced that their free-to-play multiplayer FPS game Project Xandata is heading to Steam’s Early Access on January 26, 2022.

If you wondered why sometimes your bullets in Battlefield 2042 don’t exactly hit your target when it clearly does in your screen, it’s because the game is currently suffering from an inconsistent hit registration issue. When firing any gun, it seems this bug occurs more often when you’re in a crowded area with so many things happening, and a content creator perfectly demonstrates the issue in his video.

Halo Infinite’s multiplayer is hosting their first limited event called Fracture: Tenrai and has it’s fair share of problems as it feels taxing, and further highlights why many are not happy with the game’s current progression system.

Bandai Namco announced that their 7v1 asymmetrical game called Dragon Ball: the Breakers will have a closed beta test weekend and that registrations are now open to those interested to give a game a spin. The beta will be open for a limited time through four sessions.

IO interactive has announced that more content and features are coming to Hitman 3. They released a video teasing a VR version of the game and Ray Tracing for the PC version of the game, all planned to launch next January.