Tag: Saber Interactive

World War Z: Year 5 Edition + Armageddon Vault delivers an enormous collection of zombie-blasting mayhem, combining spectacular hordes, rewarding class progression and a wealth of global campaigns into one hugely entertaining cooperative shooter that remains a bloody good time five years on.

Turok: Origins promises a thrilling return to prehistoric science fiction, blending ferocious dinosaurs, iconic weaponry and evolving DNA powers for a potentially explosive adventure for solo hunters and cooperative squads alike.

Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival promises a visceral descent into the Labyrinth, blending resource-driven survival, occult puzzles and the Cenobites' uniquely disturbing mythology. Its focus on desire, suffering and desperate sacrifice makes it a compelling prospect for horror fans prepared to face the darkness head-on.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2: 3-Year Anniversary Edition delivers a gloriously brutal celebration of the 41st Millennium, combining weighty combat, colossal Tyranid battles, expanded PvE and PvP modes, Chaos warfare and a mountain of Chapter cosmetics, making it one of the most satisfying Warhammer 40,000 packages around.

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando: Cosmetic Pack 2 may not introduce a single new enemy to shoot, but it adds plenty of personality to the ones already waiting for you. With grotesque mutant outfits, skeletal weapons, corrupted vehicles and a gloriously irritating horn, it is a cosmetic collection that understands exactly what makes Toxic Commando so much fun.

Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival looks set to drag players kicking and screaming into one of horror’s most twisted universes. With the Genesis Configuration providing a fascinating supernatural gameplay hook, a deeply personal story and the return of Doug Bradley as Pinhead, Saber Interactive could have something genuinely special on its hands.

Bus Bound: Hidden Gems Tour gives Emberville a fresh purpose by turning everyday bus driving into a sightseeing adventure. With its new Sightseeing mode, passenger energy system, local knowledge progression, and the Horizon Gen2 Sightseer double-decker, this charming expansion encourages you to forget the quickest route and discover the city like a local.

Docked: Contraband expands the busy world of Port Wake with smart new inspection mechanics, a satisfying forklift experience and a welcome smuggling investigation that gives everyday logistics greater purpose. While its scope is modest, the expansion integrates seamlessly into the core simulation and offers another rewarding reason to return to the docks.

Bus Bound – Let's RIDE! may be a small DLC on paper, but it adds two thoughtfully designed electric buses that fit naturally into the game's relaxed transit simulation. For dedicated drivers, it offers fresh ways to tackle Emberville's streets while reinforcing the game's growing identity as a celebration of modern public transport.

Relics of Barkuna trades Teardown’s frantic heist energy for something slower, heavier, and oddly contemplative. It turns destruction into archaeology, asking players to think less like criminals and more like explorers picking through the bones of a forgotten world. The result is a surprising shift in tone that still preserves the series’ obsession with physics driven creativity, even when the pace deliberately steps away from chaos.