‘Warhammer 40,000: Darktide’ has been delayed until 2022

Diablo Immortal has had its release date pushed back to 2022, following player feedback from a recent closed alpha test of the game.In a blog post, developer Blizzard Entertainment says “the game is now planned for release in the first half of 2022, which will allow us to add substantial improvements to the whole game”.Blizzard added that it “has been tuning core and endgame features”, with an emphasis on iterating and improving PvP content “to make it more accessible”, as well as fine-tuning

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BlueTwelve Studio has delayed its upcoming cat adventure game Stray from its initial 2021 release window to 2022.The announcement came in a new trailer for the game which premiered during Annapurna Interactive‘s debut showcase yesterday (July 29).Nonetheless, this four-minute gameplay walkthrough, narrated by producer Swann, took a substantial part of the showcase, providing more details on how players will navigate and interact with Stray‘s futuristic world as a cat.As a stray and injured cat,

Cuban actress Ana de Armas has been having a bit of a career renaissance lately after appearing in popular films such as Rian Johnson‘s “Knives Out” and Denis Villeneuve‘s “Blade Runner 2049.” She’ll be seen next in the final Daniel Craig outing as James Bond, “No Time To Die” this October.

The new multiplayer game set in the ‘Resident Evil’ universe, ‘RE: Verse’ was originally thought to be coming out along with ‘Resident Evil Village’ but it was delayed until Summer, then given a release window of July and now… well, now it’s not coming out this year at all.

Capcom has announced that its upcoming online PvP multiplayer, Resident Evil RE:Verse, has been delayed until 2022.The announcement comes from Twitter, where the company confirmed that the multiplayer will now launch next year so the team “can deliver a smooth gameplay experience”.“We will share updated launch details at a later time.

It may come as no surprise given the amount of game delays that have been forced by the current state of the world, but we haven’t had any major ones for a while. Sadly, ‘Ghostwire: Tokyo’ is the latest blockbuster to slip, and developer Tango Gameworks is now aiming for an early 2022 street date.

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If you’ve seen the most recent episode of Disney+’s MCU series “Loki,” then you know that the best Loki of all the Loki is not the one played by Tom Hiddleston or the one played by Sophia Di Martino, but the one played by a reptile. Alligator Loki isn’t just a diva on screen, but also behind the scenes, as Hiddleston said the character — which was played by a stuffed animal on set — regularly held up production.

Tom Hiddleston is loving his new Loki co-star!

Ghostwire: Tokyo, pushing it from October 2021 back into early 2022.The game was notable for its absence at E3 2021, and the delay seems to indicate that the developers need a bit more time to get this vision of a ghost-infested Tokyo into a position where it more accurately reflects their intent.In a tweet posted to the game’s Twitter account, Tango Gameworks said that the game’s new release window will give them time “to bring the world of Ghostwire to life as we’ve always envisioned it.”An

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorRev. Moose is the executive director and co-founder of NIVA, the National Independent Venue Association, as well as managing partner at Marauder, the firm that produces Independent Venue Week in the United States.If the American dream is alive and well, then this past year-and-a-half has been a nightmare.

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Edinburgh has sparked rush-hour delays as police scramble to the scene. The smash took place on the M8 eastbound carriageway on the approach to the A720 at the city's Hermiston Gait at around 7.40am on Monday.

space piloted by a Scotsman has been delayed due to the weather. Billionaire businessman Sir Richard Branson, the company's owner, is due to test the "private astronaut experience" today.Launch preparations have been pushed back by 90 minutes due to weather overnight at Spaceport America.The launch time from New Mexico is now set for 3.30pm UK time.

On Friday night, Love Island fans were left waiting to find out who new boy Teddy chose to bring on a date; we’ve been dealt our fair share of cliffhangers this season, but this weekend we had to wait two whole nights to find out what would happen.

Creative Assembly has shared further details on what Beastmen fans can expect from the upcoming faction overhaul which will release alongside The Silence And The Fury, the latest DLC for Total War: Warhammer II.Ahead of The Silence And The Fury, a blog posted yesterday (July 9) has shared details on what changes and new features will be coming to the long-neglected Beastmen faction.As well as a deep dive into the DLC roster, the blog reveals a complete overhaul to the Beastmen faction, which

Brad Pitt, 57, is accusing ex Angelina Jolie, 46, of “delaying” their custody battle as their legal woes continue. The couple share six kids together: Shiloh, 15, Vivienne, 12, Maddox, 19, Zahara, 16, Pax, 17, and Knox, 12, together (oldest son Maddox is not part of the custody fight as he’s now a legal adult at 19). Brad was granted joint custody in a tentative ruling two months ago — four years after Angelina requested sole custody in 2016.