Gears of War : Reloaded

 
Sera bleeds, and Delta moves
Gears of War : Reloaded is a full remaster of the 2006 classic, built for modern rigs and a bigger crowd. It preserves the weighty cover shooter feel, sharpens every edge, and finally opens the door to cross‑play squads across platforms. The Lancer still sings. The roadie run still saves lives.
What’s new, what’s kept
The campaign remains a brutal march through Sera’s ruins, with the bonus act folded in. Visuals land at native 4K on capable hardware, with up to 120 FPS in multiplayer. Input feels crisp without losing the series’ signature heft. Under the hood, you get cross‑play and cross‑progression, expanded accessibility, and instant access to all maps and modes at launch. It’s the same Gears DNA, just tuned for 2025.
Multiplayer brings the old house back to code: Execution, Warzone, and Annex sit alongside fan‑favorite variants. Aim assist and dead‑zones are sensible out of the box. Shotgun duels feel consistent, and respawn modes benefit from the higher frame budget. If you lived in the old lobbies, the rhythms are still here—just smoother and more stable.
Key features

Modern remaster: Native 4K support, HDR, and performance ceilings up to 120 FPS for versus.
Complete package: Bonus campaign act, all legacy maps and modes included on day one.
Cross‑play/cross‑progression: Keep your unlocks and play with friends across PC and consoles.
Tuned controls: Refined aim response, dead‑zones, and input options that respect muscle memory.
Accessibility: Expanded settings for visuals, input, audio, and UI readability.
Multiplatform: Launches on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and—for the first time—the rival box.

Quick facts

Date de sortie : 26 August 2025
Développeur : The Coalition (with Sumo Digital and Disbelief)
Genre : Third‑person shooter
Le cadre : Planet Sera during the Locust War
Caractéristiques : Remastered campaign with bonus act, classic multiplayer modes, cross‑play, cross‑progression, 4K/120 FPS support
Caractéristiques spéciales : All maps and modes included at launch, expanded accessibility suite, day‑one Game Pass on Xbox/PC