Control 2 entered full production this year. I don't think it'll be more than 3 years unless something goes terribly wrong.

Bloodborne on PC

Apparently nothing.

There's a mod for it

Lies of P: Overture. There's rumors of a shadow drop happening this week

Edit: It literally just dropped as I typed this out. I'm beyond excited

Sadly, I am too caught up in the idea of it being a Pinnochio souls-like to ever take that game seriously. All power to the people that like it, however

I get that - it was the same thing for me. It's barely noticeable, though, unless you're very familiar with the novel and the Disney adaptation. It's a very tasteful homage to the novel by Carlo Collodi, but you don't need to have read the novel to appreciate the game for what it is. It's essentially Bloodborne 2 for what it's worth. Truly amazing game.

Might just be a tad biased But if you keep an open mind about it and that's all that's keeping you from giving it a try, I promise you - you won't regret trying it. There should still be a demo for the game if you're up for it.

Spoiler lore reveals from the ending

::: spoiler spoiler
It is much more than just Pinocchio's story. Dorothy makes an appearance and there are hints of Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty & the Beast and a few others are alluded to throughout the game if you pay close attention.
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The story also takes after the older rendition of the tale that is much more mature in its representation of themes. Think of it like a "Brothers Grimm" version instead of the watered down Disney edition.

It was already silently revealed during the Nintendo Direct for the Switch 2.

No joke. Confirmed release for sometime this year.

Fortunately, Silksong's never missed a release window before.

Well, that aged as usual…

Fable 4 if it's getting a mention. It's the only game I'm actually excited for any more.

The only games I truly enjoyed these days have been unexpected indie hits that are impossible to predict, you don't know theyre coming or good until they happen.

I don't know why Fable is immune to my thickening shield of apathy, but basically every other game I see I just think "yeah it looks pretty but I'm pretty sure I played it 20 times before"

Oh well, theres always next event

The only games I truly enjoyed these days have been unexpected indie hits that are impossible to predict

You have to keep an eye out for dev diaries on YouTube. Normally there is some advisement for them.