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Prepare to go to the stars, and beyond.

Heroes of the Storm (HotS) is Blizzard’s foray into the MOBA scene, and their answer to the heavy hitters like League of Legends and Dota2. I want to explain why HotS is so great by first referring you to this article by Kotaku as to why League of Legends is …

Darksiders, Saints Row and more are now ready for purchase and download on GOG.com.

One of the best publishers of PC games back int he 90s just released a pretty complete catalog for Steam, and you can grab them all in one (discount priced) fell swoop.

Nevermind is shaping up to be a fright, and that’s a very good thing.

Sierra and The Odd Gentlemen take you behind the royal cloak to have a look at the making of a new title in the classic graphic adventure series of King’s Quest.

Age of Ultron is almost here on theaters with the next installment of the Avengers film franchise, and it looks like the malevolent ‘bot is heading to Marvel Pinball from Zen Studios as well.

How does 500 digital Star Wars comics sound? If you’re subscribed to Marvel Unlimited, that’s what you’ve got.

A whole heap of Origin games going cheap for you.

A look at this week’s Monday bundle from Indie Gala.

Who would have thought that the perfect place for Borderlands would be in the hands of Telltale? Certainly not me… at first. However, from the moment I started, I realized how much more interesting the planet of Pandora can really be.

The third of six episodes, The Sword in the Darkness rolls Telltale Games’ Game of Thrones’ tale forward.

Hitting Steam soon, Night Dive’s Spirits of Xanadu has a really cool look that recalls some of the sci-fi properties that it takes inspiration from, and plenty of scares to back it up.

Landing on consoles and the PC this week is the second episode of Telltale Games’ Tales from the Borderlands series, entitled ‘Atlas Mugged’.

The publishing powerhouse known as Deep Silver has just cracked the doors on a new studio, and made official the release date for their Homefront sequel- The Revolution.

The sequel to one of the most bloody, brutal, and downright disturbing games in recent years is finally here for the PC. Pick up that phone, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is calling.