E-Day has not been confirmed to receive post-launch content, but whether it does or doesn't could be tricky for The Coalition.

E-Day is being co-developed with People Can Fly, a Polish studio that's previously worked on the franchise, including Gears of War Judgment.

Phil Spencer gets Xbox fans' hopes up about a potential Gears of War Collection after revisiting Gears of War 2 and Gears 3 over the holidays.

Judgment studio People Can Fly has revealed that it's working on the upcoming Gears of War: E-Day as a co-developer.

People Can Fly's collaboration with The Coalition on Gears of War: E-Day could be a game-changer for the studio.

Day's story is likely to be compelling enough, there remains a valid argument for it to feature a playable Locust campaign.

Xbox started the year strong with its showcase, but it needs a major behemoth like Gears to rule the world again.

E-Day will be co-developed by shooter powerhouse and longtime Gears supporter People Can Fly, which was built on the enduring legacy of 2004 FPS Painkiller and is most recently known for the looter shooter Outriders.

E-Day announcement reveals another former series developer is assisting The Coalition in making the forthcoming game.