With ReCore, longtime Mega Man producer Keiji Inafune’s studio, Comcept, and Austin-based developer Armature are approaching colorblind accessibility differently. The action-adventure game, due ...

Action-platforming game ReCore has gone through multiple changes since its inception with Comcept and Armature Studios. The Xbox One and PC-exclusive stars the character Joule Adams, a volunteer ...

ReCore Developed by: Comcept Inc., Armature Studio Published by: Microsoft Studios Available on: Xbox One, PC It’s not unusual for me to meet people who say that they’re interested in games ...

ReCore is something of a throwback to the long-departed mid-budget action games of a decade ago — no great surprise considering its lineage. Its building blocks are familiar and nostalgic but ...

Keiji Inafune's ReCore will launch Sept. 13, as was confirmed today at the Xbox E3 press conference. The game’s date was leaked yesterday in a collection of assets.

ReCore’s showfloor demo at Gamescom tossed me into fast-paced firefights against tough robot enemies. The tough foes are strong and a few mistakes can quickly lead to Joule’s death.

Martin reviewed ReCore for Eurogamer and quite enjoyed it, despite its flaws. "A throwback to a different age, Recore's enjoyable adventure is ultimately undone by a litany of problems," he said.

When Microsoft confirmed in January that Comcept's ReCore will be coming to Windows 10 as well as the Xbox One, I held out a tiny sliver of hope that it might find its way to other, earlier ...

ReCore wears its Japanese-ness on its sleeve. On a sand-swept planet, a hardy survivor makes her way across the desolate surface accompanied by a robot canine companion that wouldn’t look out of ...

Your Corebots will be by your side through thick and thin in ReCore and are an invaluable asset when trying to get around the world. As you progress through your adventure, you’ll start to come ...