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Imagine a game where you wield a gigantic drill, grinding up everything in your path. Oh, and your character’s name is Pepper. That’s Pepper Grinder.

The sequel to the first video game adaptation of anything “Karate Kid” since the 80s, Cobra Kai 2: Dojos Rising is out now on consoles and PC.

The looks and weaponry from a selection of indie games has headed to the hit rogue-like Dead Cells, including Hotline Miami, Shovel Knight and more.

Have a hankering for some classic, 16bit SNES-style role-playing? Then you’re definitely going to want to check out Chained Echoes.

IF you were expecting the upcoming Atari 50 compilation to be just packed with classics, you were wrong. Atari will include 6 brand new titles too.

More than one day’s notice?! Yes, as impossible as it might seem, Nintendo is giving fans a few days to get ready for its newest Indie World Showcase.

Black Friday means sales and deals, and Nintendo has some of both lined up for fans. And yes, that includes the return of the Mario Kart 8 bundle.

Jurassic World has fallen, and in its place is a wild island filled with prehistoric terrors. Jurassic World Aftermath lands on Switch this month.

Atari is celebrating five decades of gaming with its Atari 50 compilation. The set will be loaded with games from every era too, including the Jag’s.

A pretty big week for Nintendo fans will see the arrival of Sonic Frontiers, plus It Takes Two, Sifu, Oddworld, and the even the Garbage Pail Kids.

Out now for consoles and the PC, NACON and KT Racing’s yearly rally racer is back. WRC Generations promises fresh content, like the Leagues Mode.

The newest title in the World Rally Championship series, WRC Generations is set to evolve the game with the all-new Leagues mode.

It’s going to be a big month. Maybe not as big as it could have been, had Starfield launched, but with Ragnarok and more, there’s a lot to be excited for.

Sure, it’s usually scary movies that take the starring role on Halloween, but there are more than a few fun freak-outs to be had with games too.

There’s a whole new perspective on Evil. Players can now experience Resident Evil Village in classic third-person, plus the Winters’ Expansion.

While Marvel’s Midnight Suns has been a while in arriving, 2K and Firaxis are already setting up a post-launch season, with new characters and skins.