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Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 Preview – Bigger, Faster, and More Brutal
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2, developed by Auroch Digital, offers a faster and more brutal boomer shooter experience than its predecessor. Players can choose between two distinct characters, Malum Cado and Nyra Veyrath, each with unique abilities and weapon sets. The preview highlights satisfying combat, diverse enemy factions, and engaging level design, promising a faithful sequel for fans of the franchise.
Returnal Director Founds New Studio, First Project Will be “Unapologetically Gameplay First”
Harry Krueger, the director of Returnal, has founded a new studio called Cosmic Division in Finland. The studio's first project will be a single-player, gameplay-first new intellectual property for PC and consoles, aiming for strong emotional resonance. Krueger previously worked on games like Resogun and Nex Machina at Housemarque, and his latest project there, Saros, received a 9 out of 10 review.
Saros Protagonist’s Actor Says He Found His Voice by Getting Mad While Stuck in Traffic
Actor Rahul Kohli revealed that a frustrating traffic jam in Los Angeles helped him discover the intense voice for Saros protagonist Arjun Devraj. Director Paul J. Vogel commented on the unpredictable nature of creative storytelling, while Kohli also shared his initial discomfort with performance capture suits and advice received from Troy Baker.
"Sometimes all it really takes is one very bad commute" - the Saros team reveal the surprising origins of Arjun's angry delivery
Actor Rahul Kohli revealed that the distinctive angry voice for Saros protagonist Arjun Devraj was born out of a frustrating commute to a recording session. This anecdote is part of Housemarque's behind-the-scenes documentary series about the game's development. Despite critical acclaim, Saros' launch sales reportedly did not match that of Returnal.
Saros PS5 Making Of Video Reveals the Relatable Reason Behind Arjun's Rage
Sony and Housemarque have released the first episode of a behind-the-scenes documentary detailing the making of their PlayStation 5 exclusive game, Saros. The video focuses on lead actor Rahul Kohli and his process of bringing the character Arjun Devraj to life, revealing that a frustrating commute inspired the character's intense voice performance.
Creating Saros: how performance tech and a bad commute brought Arjun Devraj to life
The development of Saros, a new game from Housemarque, is highlighted through the performance capture process for its protagonist, Arjun Devraj, voiced by Rahul Kohli. Actor Rahul Kohli and director Paul J. Vogel discuss the technical and human aspects of bringing the character to life, with Kohli sharing an anecdote about how a traffic jam helped him discover Arjun's authentic voice. The game is available on PlayStation 5.
Saros review – Action combat excellence with a gorgeous view
Saros is a visually stunning third-person action shooter from Housemarque that excels in its combat mechanics and satisfying controls. While the plot and characters may not be the most engaging aspect, the core gameplay loop, featuring satisfying combat, roguelike elements, and enjoyable traversal, makes it a must-play for fans of the genre. The game also makes excellent use of the PlayStation 5 DualSense controller's adaptive triggers.
Culture warriors are using AI to drag Saros into gross misinformation campaign
The PlayStation 5 exclusive game Saros is facing a misinformation campaign, with some individuals spreading false plot spoilers and engaging in "anti-woke" backlash, partly due to the game's lead actor, Rahul Kohli. Despite these efforts, Saros has achieved strong sales and positive reception, with developers Housemarque hoping the discussion can lead to more positive publicity.
Saros Review | Giant Bomb
Saros, a new roguelite from Housemarque, evolves the formula of Returnal with new mechanics like energy management and a shield-punch maneuver, but ultimately feels too stretched out. Despite strong performances and engaging combat, the game's familiar cosmic horror themes and overly aggressive upgrade system trivialize the challenge, making it less than the sum of its parts. The reviewer found the game to be a good, playable experience but not as compelling as its predecessor.
Saros Review
Saros, a game from Housemarque, evolves the roguelite formula established by Returnal with engaging combat mechanics like active reload and a new shield-punch system. Despite these improvements and strong performances from its cast, the game suffers from pacing issues, stretching its content too thin and making the challenge trivial due to aggressive permanent upgrades. While still a good game with excellent gameplay and visuals, Saros ultimately feels like less than the sum of its parts.
Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 540: Surviving Saros
The Official PlayStation Podcast episode 540 features an interview with actor Rahul Kohli and Housemarque's Creative Director Gregory Loudeni discussing the launch of Saros. The episode also covers updates for Arc Raiders, boss design for 4:Loop, impressions of The Blood of Dawnwalker, a gameplay reveal for NBA The Run, and a hands-on preview of 007: First Light.
Saros is finally here, but how long does it take to beat?
The game Saros, developed by Housemarque, offers a playthrough length of approximately 22-25 hours for the main story for average players, potentially dropping to 15 hours for skilled players familiar with similar titles like Returnal. Achieving 100% completion or the Platinum Trophy will require 30-45 hours of gameplay on PlayStation 5.
Beautiful PS5 Exclusive Game Out Today on PS Store
The PlayStation 5 exclusive game Saros, developed by Housemarque and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, is now available on the PlayStation Store. This third-person action game combines elements of shooters and roguelites, starring Rahul Kohli as protagonist Arjun Devraj. Saros has received positive reviews, with an average score of 88 on Metacritic.
Into the Depths of SAROS’ Carcosa with Housemarque
Housemarque's upcoming PlayStation 5 title, SAROS, is described as a spiritual successor to Returnal, featuring a dark science fiction narrative set on the corrupting planet Carcosa. Creative Director Gregory Louden and Art Director Simone Silvestri discussed the game's mechanics, including the 'eclipse' system that transforms the world and offers gameplay opportunities, as well as the ensemble cast, featuring actors like Jane Perry and Rahul Kohli.
Alanah Pearce And Rahul Kohli Launch SAROS Charity Subathon April 30th | HappyGamer
Streamers Alanah Pearce and Rahul Kohli are launching a charity subathon on April 30th to play through the game SAROS. They will stream daily from noon to 8pm until the game is completed or the subathon ends, with proceeds going to Doctors Without Borders. The event will also feature giveaways for game codes, merchandise, and prints.
How to play Saros early on PS5 and get a 10% pre-order discount
Saros, the new roguelite shooter from Housemarque, is launching soon and players can get early access by purchasing the digital deluxe edition on PlayStation 5. The game also offers a 10% pre-order discount on physical copies from Currys. Saros is a standalone experience that builds on the gameplay of Returnal but features a new protagonist and story.
Coming Out in gaming this week — April 27, 2026
Several new games are set to release in the week of April 27, 2026, across various platforms including PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. Titles range from cozy adventures like Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth and inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories, to action-packed games such as He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction and Invincible VS. The lineup also includes strategy games like Lunchbreak Tactics, horror with Mourning Tide, and roguelikes like SAROS and Gambonanza.
Inside Housemarque's improved narrative process for Saros
Housemarque is enhancing its narrative process for the upcoming game Saros, building upon the foundations of Returnal. Creative director Gregory Louden discussed how the studio expanded its narrative team, including hiring a narrative producer and director, and brought in cinematics talent to improve storytelling. The game features a larger cast and story than Returnal, with actors like Rahul Kohli and Jane Perry reprising roles, and emphasizes giving performers more context and preparation time.
Saros Review – Haunt Me in All of Your Ways
Saros is a new roguelite third-person shooter that expands upon the mechanics of Returnal with intriguing new settings and characters. The game features challenging bullet-hell gameplay, a narrative exploring madness, and strong voice performances from Rahul Kohli, Jane Perry, and Ben Prendergast. While the ending leaves something to be desired, the overall experience is robust and rewarding, particularly on PlayStation 5.
SAROS Review – Greatness interrupted
SAROS is a stylish and gripping action roguelike from Housemarque that attempts to broaden its signature punishing gameplay with a stronger narrative focus. While the combat is exhilarating and the DualSense implementation is outstanding, the game is significantly hampered by inconsistent performance and technical issues on the base PlayStation 5. Despite its flaws, the intriguing story and addictive gameplay loop make it a compelling, albeit unpolished, experience.