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The first full week of April brings a heavy dose of smaller scale releases to the Switch, including indie title What They Don’t Sea.

Fresh from South Korea, animation company Mofac has a beautiful looking, faith-powered film incoming with King of Kings.

Fulqrum Publishing and Frechou Games are bringing first-person, dark-fantasy title Hands of Necromancy back (and then some).

Piranha Games is back once again with more mechanized action, as Mechwarrior 5 spins off once again into the new standalone “Clans”.

Two great tastes that go great together? That’s what Capcom is thinking with this new Monster Hunter/Street Fighter 6 crossover.

Get your chef’s hat on and strap on your jet pack, because the classic 90s FPS PO’ed is on the way to modern consoles and PC.

It’s back with a few new twists. The dev team at Beenox has renovated classic Call of Duty map “Rebirth Island” for the MW3 age.

The masters of collector movie-figures are back at it, as Hot Toys takes the wraps off of a trio of Captain Jack Sparrow figures.

In the mood for a little 16bit(ish) action in the classic style? Sit tight, because Ziggurat Interactive’s Slave Zero X is almost here.

Landing last week for Xbox Series X|S and PS5, Frontier Developments’ Planet Zoo has finally made its way to consoles.

World War Z rolls on thanks to Saber Interactive’s perennially popular crossover game, with the Thrill of the Kill update.

It’s going to be a wild and woolly Season 3 for the current crop of Call of Duty games, and that includes some way-out crossovers.

An iconic computer from the late 70s, Atari’s “400” is back and loaded with 25 games ( and maybe a couple of secrets).

Released in 2020, Illfonic’s Predator: Hunting Grounds isn’t done yet. Fans can expect both new ports, and a host of updates.

Another sharp week for the Switch delivers the great looking Pepper Grinder, South Park: Snow Day, retro adventure Felix the Cat, and more.