Expo

The Plague has returned. A Plague Tale: Requiem brings Asobo Studio and Focus Home Interactive’s medieval tale back to gaming consoles in 2022.

Shown off at E3 this week, Sega has an all new look at Sonic Colors: Ultimate, in the form of a pretty lengthy trailer. Gotta go fast.

From Ominux Games and Chucklefish, Starmancer is a sim that tasks you with running a cartoony spaceport. Oh, and there are cannibals.

Advance Wars is back and better than ever. Players can enjoy the first two games now rebuilt from the ground up with brand new visuals.

Stick ’em up, space cowboy. Ready to be a lunar jerk/hero again? Bethesda has you covered and would like players to check out the teaser trailer for The Outer Worlds 2.

E3 2021 brought more than 10 great games, meaning Nintendo Editor Michael feels obligated to pick his favorites.

Almost doubling in size, Serenity Forge and White rabbit’s Death’s Gambit returns, this time on Nintendo Switch. The revision packs loads of new content.

She’s back. The vampiric Rayne is back in remastered form in Bloodrayne Betrayal: Fresh Bites on PC and consoles, including the first time on Switch.

A storybook-style highlights the side-scrolling action of HitGrab Game Labs’ Clan O’Conall and the Crown of the Stag. It comes to PC (via Steam) today.

This year at E3 2021 Nintendo graced Warioware fans with the first of a new series on the Nintendo Switch. Say hello to Warioware Get It Together.

The Nintendo Switch version of Doom Eternal is expanding. Part 1 of The Ancient Gods, the massive expansion for the game, has arrived.

Remember Atomic Heart? The FPS was first seen years ago, and then kind of vanished. Well, it’s still on the way, and thanks to an E3 trailer, it’s looking great.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will indeed have a sequel coming, we already knew that. But the first tease of the game is a jaw-dropping one.

Metroid fans have long memories, which is good since it seems to take forever to get games in the series out. Case in point, Metroid Dread.

In a surprise announcement, Rebellion’s single player and co-op third-person shooter Strange Brigade has made its way to the Switch.