Moonshot Games unveiled Wildgate, a crew-based sci-fi game where you can fight in first person or in ship-to-ship combat in space.

Moonshot Games, one of the Dreamhaven game development studios, is launching the first Community Preview playtest for their ...

Game Rant speaks with two Moonshot Game devs about Wildgate's character design and why the upcoming title is not a hero ...

Game Rant speaks to Moonshot Games about the upcoming sci-fi multiplayer shooter Wildgate and its quirky cast of Prospectors.

Let's explore everything we know about Wildgate, how its combat works and if the game has what it takes to succeed in the competitive FPS esports world. Moonshot Games and Dreamhaven describe ...

That's the idea behind Wildgate, a 4v4v4v4v4 crew-based first-person shooter from publisher Dreamhaven and developer Moonshot Games. Shacknews recently got to suit up and journey across the cosmos ...

A preview playtest for Wildgate will be available April 10-14, Moonshot and Dreamhaven, the sister studio to Secret Door, announced. The full game is expected to launch sometime in 2025 for ...

Developed by Moonshot Games, a brainchild of ex-Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime under Dreamhaven, Wildgate is already creating waves with its ambitious design and execution, drawing comparisons to the ...

Wildgate will launch on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S in 2025, with a planned playtest due between April 10-14 this year. Dreamhaven are cooking up plenty of great looking games. Fantasy RPG ...

Table of Contents Sci-fi shooter Wildgate revealed, playtest next month Sunderfolk is coming out sooner than you think Lynked: Banner of the Spark comes to consoles in May Dreamhaven is taking ...

TL;DR: Wildgate, a team-based shooter by Moonshot Games, features five teams of four players in a procedurally generated space region. Players must find "The Artifact" and escape through a ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The first thing I thought after watching the Wildgate trailer was that we already have Concord at home (or at least we used to). The second was ...