NetEase-owned Quantic Dream's Dustborn and Lysfanga: The Time Shift Warrior will also be part of the company's Gamescom lineup.
All PS5 players will also receive free in-game items, while PlayStation Plus subscribers will also get additional exclusives.
Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja's Soulslike action RPG will get two new armour sets inspired by 24 Entertainment's battle royale title.
The lead designer behind Control has founded a new studio in collaboration with NetEase.
The Japanese developer, best known for the No More Heroes franchise, is rumoured to be working on a AAA Alien horror game.
It's claimed that No More Heroes developer Grasshopper Manufacture is developing a AAA survival horror Alien title.
The studio was established earlier in the year, and is comprised of former CD Projekt RED devs who worked on The Witcher and Cyberpunk.
Developer Everstone Studio says the open world map's first version will include a large city, a large wild area, and small towns.
Check out the announcement trailer for new Wuxia-inspired action RPG Where Winds Meet. The game will focus on open-world RPG aspects and combat.
It will reportedly have a behind-the-scenes presentation during the trade but could make an appearance at Gamescom Opening Night Live.
The creator of the Yakuza franchise hasn't yet revealed his next game, but does go on to compare it with a Quentin Tarantino movie.
Naraka: Bladepoint has gotten a major free update, adding a 3-player campaign to the game. The studio has also announced that August 19 will see a new map coming to the game.
Blizzard's Rod Fergusson says this will be "our first major content update." Details on Diablo 3's Season 27 are also coming later this week.
The action RPG's first event is also set for July 15th to 18th with players collecting Moonslivers and earning Blessings for random rewards.
24 Entertainment's action-adventure battle royale title, which launched for PC last year, is now available on Xbox Series X/S as well.
The free-to-play action RPG has faced immense backlash since its recent launch- what exactly is going on?
The action RPG launched earlier this month for PC and mobile, and in spite of strong backlash over its monetization, seems to be doing very well.
The free-to-play action RPG has a "0.6" user score out of 1466 ratings on iOS. It launched on June 2nd for mobile devices and PC.
Diablo Immortal's monetisation might be more expensive and excessive than previously thought, according to one analysis.
Issues like movement and abilities sometimes being inaccurate will be addressed with hotfixes and patches in the coming days.
