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The dead will rise… and they’ll actually be rising to help you wage war on the forces of evil, as long as you’re playing Diablo IV as a Necromancer.

The big orange tracks are back. Not long after getting a winner of game all to itself, Hot Wheels is coming to Forza Horizon 5 (and looking great).

Yes, it’s finally got a release date. Gross-out horror title Scorn has a brand new look, some fresh details, and a release date just before Halloween.

A game that we haven’t seen much of, the Xbox showcase detailed some gameplay for the “Gunpowder and Magic-Fueled” title Flintlock.

With a good deal of gameplay on display at yesterday’s PC Gaming Show, Prime Matter and Nightdive Studios’ System Shock is shaping up.

Out ahead of the game, Deep Silver has launched the “Boss Factory”, a demo of sorts, where you’ll create yourself a proper Saints Row villain.

Project Warlock is back, and ready to deliver more guns, spells, monsters, and heaping helpings of blood and gore. It’s out now in Early Access.

Even if you’re not buying into the various crossover issues for Marvel Comics’ A.X.E. Judgement Day series, you might want to grab these.

The man is back. One of the most popular of the original World Warriors, Guile will make his return to the series for the just revealed Street Fighter 6.

It’s game-time in this week’s Nintendo Download, with the arrival of Mario Strikers: Battle League. But if you’re not into that, there isn’t much else.

Here’s something a little different for Aliens. Focus and Tindalos are cooking up a top-down, squad-based shooter called Dark Descent.

It’s been a while, but Routine is looking every bit as terrifying as horror fans might’ve hoped, partially thanks to composer Mick Gordon.

If you’ve been waiting patiently to head back to hear more about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, your time is now.

One of the best real-time strategy titles in recent years, Iron Harvest is back. This time the game is getting an update, with 40+ new campaign missions.

Techland will be releasing Dying Light: Definitive Edition tomorrow, which caps off an amazing 7 years of active development on the game’s world.