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One of the best-looking Sonic titles in a while and a possible fall blockbuster, Sonic Superstars launches this October.

It’ll be time to take out Old Detroit’s trash this fall, in RoboCop: Rogue City, and Gamescom brought the first real look at gameplay.

Deep Silver and Starbreeze revealed a live-action look at crime-actioner Payday 3 at Gamescom, starring Ice T himself.

Teaming up with AMD at the company’s Gaming Festival, Ubisoft showed off the PC edition of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.

Striking in terms of visuals, GROUND Game Atelier’s turn-based RPG The Time I Have Left gives hero Aline six hours to live.

The newest adventure in the long-lived Assassin’s Creed series isn’t far off now, and Mirage’s vision of Baghdad is looking great.

A walled-off section of the Pacific Northwest contains all manner of anomalies, in the supremely weird new game Pacific Drive.

Originally thought to be landing this year for consoles and the PC, Bandai Namco’s Tekken 8 will instead hit just after the holiday season.

A big reveal for horror game and FPS fans, as Tripwire Interactive’s co-op shooter series Killing Floor is returning for a third outing.

A whole new game? Well, almost honestly, as Cyberpunk 2077 is about to get both a massive expansion and a gigantic update.

The trilogy will be complete, as the retro masters at Nightdive will be remastering the third N64 Turok title for a November launch.

Okay so it’s only a tease, but it does look like Flashback 2 will be getting its motor running with some high-speed conveyance.

Have you ever dreamed of making your own fantasy town? Take those sim-dreams and make them real with Pioneers of Pagonia.

Coming up fast and not to be confused with that other Like a Dragon title, The Man Who Erased His Name is looking great.

Fresh from QuakeCon, comes the long awaited remaster of Quake II. The FPS now boasts an updated look and tons of content.