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Coming next year, Syndrome sets you on a starship. Waking up fresh from cryo-sleep though, something’s amiss in a big way.

Destruction is the only way to grow!

They might be small in stature, but Warhammer’s Dwarfs pack a mean punch on the battlefield.

Pushed out of the original 2015 launch window, one of the best looking side-scrollers in years is on track for an early 2016 release.

Colour based alien puzzling abounds.

Classic ‘6 degrees of freedom’ shooter Descent gets a slick, retro-modern, spiritual successor in Sublevel Zero.

The critically acclaimed horror game can be yours for free, but you have to act fast.

A first-person shooter where you get to build out the maps is cool enough, but being able to then share that content across consoles and the PC/Mac is all kinds of awesome.

Black and white graphics highlight Rogue Invader, a new indie shooter that’s meant to recall the glory days of the earliest Mac gaming.

A bunch of highly rated games on Steam going cheap.

The war against the alien oppressors of Earth will have to wait a tad longer, as the strategy sequel XCOM 2 is officially a game of 2016.

Diablo III gets new content and a bunch of changes.

Hitting the PC and Mac today is Devolver Digital and Roll7’s sequel to one of the best-receive skateboarding games in years, OlliOlli 2.

The long alpha is drawing to a close.

Finally brought back to the point of being shown off, Homefront: The Revolution is on track for a Spring 2016 release, and is looking pretty great.

Gaming mouse maker Mionix has pumped out a number of well-made mice over the years. Their latest, the Castor, looks to improve right-handed ergonomics while upping the ante on processing time and tracking.