Russian studio Nikita is working on a massive multiplayer online game that will continue where Sphere ended.
Sphere 2 will include 2 main races, 5 guilds and 14 magic guilds. Each guild will offer various bonuses.
Valve has announced that Steam users will be able to start the preload process for Half-Life 2: Episode 1 next week.
The game will be unlocked on the 1st of July.
According to the game publisher K2 Network, Dreamexecution studios are working on a new multiplayer first person shooter caller WarRock.
The game will have no monthly fee but the players will be able to purchase weapons and skills in order to gain advantage against other enemies.
Lighthouse Interactive has announced that they will launch in the middle of June a new naval simulator called Ship Simulator 2006.
Gamers will be able to sail across the world aboard several ships, such as transport vessels, iachts, water taxis or even the well known Titanic.
NCSoft has announced that their NCSoft Seul branch is working on a new online massive multiplayer game called Aion.
They are planning to offer more information at E3.
Ubisoft has announced the release date for the long expected turn-based strategy game called Heroes of Might and Magic V.
The game is gold and will be launched in the United States Of America on the 23rd of May.
According to Tri Synergy, Ladyluck Digital Media studios are working on a new squad-based combat game called TerraWars: New York Invasion.
The game's action will take place in New York, in an apocaliptic future, when an alien invasion occurs.
Ubisoft has announced the launch date of their new PC game, Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter. The gane will be available in shops on the 3rd of May.
According to Strategy First's press release, Akella and .dat Studios will be working together to create the third title of the famous series, Disciples 3: Renaissance.
The game will use the Virtual Dream engine and will initially contain three factions: The Empire, The Legions of the Damned si Noble Elves, each with their own city architecture and units.
The game style will be turn-based, as the old games were, but will contain lots of improvements such as an initiative system for units.
Also, the heroes will be able to use magic on the battle field and units will gain experience as they survive battles.
Ubisoft has announced Open Season, a game based on the movie with the same title.
The game will be launched in the middle of September and will be available for both PC and consoles.