RoboCop, Tony Hawk, The Last of Us Part III... - This week's top stories #3
, by Thibaut
Split Fiction is available, Monster Hunter Wilds is a hit and Tony Hawk is back... Here's everything you needed to know about this week's videogame news!
1 RoboCop returns via a standalone game
At Nacon Connect, RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business was announced for release next summer. This standalone adventure will be playable without the base game.
2. Steam passes 40 million concurrent players mark
New record for Valve's platform, which peaked at 40,017,061 concurrent users on Sunday, March 2, 2025.
3 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 comes out in July
It's now official: the remastered collection featuring Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4 will be released on July 11 on all platforms. It will even include a crossover with the DOOM license.
4 Call of Duty 2025 could be released for the PS4 and Xbox One
Activision keeps intending to support the Sony and Microsoft machines from 2013 with the next Call of Duty, so don't go and expect great graphics.
5 Battlefield 6 has been playtested... and there's leaks all over the place
On March 7, a lucky few got an early taste of the next Battlefield. And as is always the case with these things, plenty of videos got shared on social networks.
6 Split Fiction is already a serious contender for Game of the Year
The new coop title by Josef Fares (It Takes Two) scored an average of 91% on Metacritic. It is the highest-rated game of 2025 so far.
7 Rockstar Games has bought out a studio
So much for GTA VI, as Rockstar has simply announced the acquisition of Video Games Deluxe, which will become Rockstar Australia. This studio worked on L.A. Noire and GTA: Trilogy.
8 Monster Hunter Wilds is a commercial success
The first figures live up to expectations! Monster Hunter Wilds sold over 8 million copies in three days.
9 The Last of Us Part III may be shelved
While a third part seemed inevitable, Neil Druckmann has warned fans that The Last of Us Part III may not be a thing.
10 Minecraft Dungeons 2 is in development
Currently called Project Spicewood, this game is actually a sequel to the excellent Minecraft Dungeons launched in 2020. Development may have begun at least two years ago.
11 More details on the Gears of War Collection
It's now clear that the next entry in The Coalition's franchise won't be released this year. Do not fret, as a colecction of several older games is planned for consoles and PC this autumn, though without multiplayer.
12 Bethesda has not said its last word with Starfield
A year and a half ater its laucnh. it seems Bethesda got more on Starfield. The company has promised new features for the game in the coming months.