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Sink you teeth into this one. LCB Game Studio and Chorus Worldwide have another retro visual novel ready to terrify players, with Varney Lake.

This one might weird you out a lil bit. The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood focuses on an exiled witch living on an asteroid, and gets stranger from there.

Puzzle/role-playing title Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes is getting a Definitive Edition this summer from none to her than Dotemu.

Ever wanted to contract your own dinosaur park, but wanted something a little… cuter? Well Paleo Pines might be just what you’re looking for.

Shake your joy-cons and get ready to keep the beat this summer. Sega’s Samba de Amigo: Party Central is loaded with massive musical talent.

If Afterimage hasn’t been on your radar, you might want to take a look now that Modus Games and Aurogon Shanghai’s action/adventure is out.

Featuring a rich fantasy world and character art from Namie, developer Earth Wars’ side-scrolling Souls-like Lost Epic is out now on Switch.

Have you seen the latest trailer for Warhammer 40K: Boltgun? If not, and you love classic FPS’, it’s kind of a must-watch ahead of May’s launch.

Tough side-scrolling aRPG Demon Skin is making its way from Steam to consoles (and Epic). Look for it to land on all current platforms on May 5th.

Advance Wars returns this week, along with a massive bundle of classic Final Fantasy titles, plus Teslagrad, Five Nights at Freddy’s and more.

It’s time to get penitent, and restart the cycle of death(s) and rebirth(s). Team17 Digital and The Game Kitchen have revealed Blasphemous 2.

Here’s a nice surprise for Teslagrad fans, as the long-awaited sequel is out right now, and has brought a remaster of the original game with it.

Do you remember the original Kao? No, not the newish remake, but the original PSOne-era titles. Well, they’re back, and out now on the PC.

Time to dig into some more gaming history, thanks to the Nintendo Switch’s online Sega Genesis collection. Four more titles have been added this week.

So Sonic Origins didn’t quite do it for you? You wanted more out of Sega’s trip down Blue Blur-lane? How’s a dozen Game Gear titles sound to you?