Publisher Playstack and developer Cold Symmetry have announced Mortal Shell II for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC (Steam). It will launch in 2026.

Geoff Keighley kicked off Summer Game Fest 2025 with the announcement of Mortal Shell 2. Cold Symmetry's Soulslike is due out at some point in 2026 across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S.

Today, during Summer Game Fest, Mortal Shell 2 was announced with a trailer that made me miss the days of E3 circa 2008 or 2010. The dark and twisted souls-like is coming to PC and consoles in 2026.

Mortal Shell 2 has just been announced at Summer Game Fest. It's set to release in 2026 to PS5, Xbox, and Steam. Developed by Cold Symmetry, the trailer shows a wide selection of grizzly combat ...

Shell has loaded the first crude cargo from Nigeria’s new onshore Otakikpo terminal, marking the start of exports from the $400m facility developed by ...

Shell produces just over 600 million cubic feet per day of natural gas in Trinidad and the increased production from Aphrodite will help it maximize the utilization of its existing assets, Shell said.

With London markets closed for a holiday on Monday, U.S. traded shares of each were offering a glimpse of how investors might be feeling about such a deal, with BP BP up nearly 2% and Shell SHEL ...

Once online, the three wells are expected to add 22,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, at peak rates, to Shell’s US Gulf portfolio. They are being drilled in the Great White field, which ...

Shell Reportedly Studying BP Bid By Irina Slav - May 05, 2025, 2:30 AM CDT ...

Shell Plc is working with advisers to potentially acquire BP Plc (formerly known as British Petroleum), amid a potential chance of falling oil prices and company stock. If the deal passes through ...

By contrast, Shell’s stock has rallied almost 90pc over the last five years as it has focused on oil and gas. The divergence has left BP worth just £55bn, compared to Shell’s £148bn.

By contrast, Shell’s stock has rallied almost 90pc over the last five years as it has focused on oil and gas. The divergence has left BP worth just £55bn, compared to Shell’s £148bn.