The host of The Game Awards is facing significant backlash for featuring the game during the event.
A major feature that was highlighted for the upcoming FPS has been removed from online discussions.
The launch day for the free-to-play 3v3 online shooter has faced significant challenges.
Wildlight Entertainment originally planned to surprise gamers with a stealth launch of Highguard, similar to Apex Legends, but ultimately decided to showcase it at The Game Awards instead.
The streamer at the center of recent debates announced on social media that he received an invitation to a creator event for the upcoming first-person shooter.
The free-to-play raid shooter is missing a FOV slider on PS5, and some PC players are experiencing performance issues.
Discover all the essential details about Highguard, the latest PvP raid shooter crafted by the creators of Titanfall 2 and Apex Legends, along with its release date.
Get ready for an exciting launch day showcase stream next week for the free-to-play FPS!
Highguard’s conclusion of the awards ceremony has sparked a heated debate online—was the backlash justified?
Highguard’s launch may not have the same level of surprise as Apex Legends, but it’s definitely making waves in the gaming community.