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There are a host of fresh additions coming up next year for 505 Games and Ingame Studios‘ Crime Boss: Rockay City.

The zombie apocalypse isn’t done just yet, as Techland has revealed the next chapter in its action saga, with Dying Light: The Beast.

Revealed a few days ago, developer Milestone is looking to being a cult classic racing title back to prominence with Screamer.

It was a big night for Sega last evening, as the publisher took the wraps off of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds and a new Virtua Fighter.

The Mafia series has typically told its tale of organized crime in America, but it’s about to head back to The Old Country.

You’re not dreaming, it’s finally back. Capcom has revealed Onimusha: Way of the Sword for release on consoles and PC in 2026.

One of the all-time great console FPS’ is coming back in third-person shooter form with Saber Interactive‘s Turok: Origins.

One of the toughest old school side-scrollers is coming back thanks to Dotemu and The Game Kitchen, with Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound.

Released a year ago, Owlcat Games‘ Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader just welcomed in patch 1.3, and it’s a biggie.

It’s Christmastime in the city of Villador, and not even a horde of zombies can stop the blizzard of fun that’s arrived for Dying Light 2.

The Emperor provides, or at least Focus Entertainment and Saber Interactive do, with the new Obelisk update for Space Marine 2.

Back and looking better than ever courtesy of Aspyr and Crystal Dynamics, is Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered.

Time for a little Enchantment Under the Sea, as Atomic Heart takes will take players on a submerged journey in 2025.

Hopping a plane for some more globetrotting adventures is Indiana Jones, as Bethesda and MachineGames‘ newest arrives.

After a down year, Activision‘s Call of Duty brand goes back to its other popular sub-series, and comes roaring back with Black Ops 6.

Bringing together both Innocence and Requiem is Focus Entertainment and Asobo Studio‘s new A Plague Tale: Collection.