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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.

Who hasn’t wanted to skate the skyways as a rocking and rolling, pro-skating raccoon? That’s exactly what you can do in Tanuki Sunset.

There are no tentacled-beasts or massive leviathan in Sniper Elite 5’s latest map, but the Kraken’s Lair nonetheless does hold monsters. Big, metal ones.

The spookiest season is rolling, and so is 3D Realms, Fulqrum Publishing, and Slipgate Ironworks’ Graven, right into its final Early Access update.

There’s free DLC arriving for Infernax tomorrow that’ll bring a new character to the tough title. Brace yourselves ya primitive screwheads.

The leaves might be falling outside, but in Redout II’s futuristic racing universe, it’s still summer. Check out the game’s new Summer Pack.

So, who’s up for a little WAAAGH? Well, the Orks are for sure, as Rogueside and Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40K: Shootas, Blood & Teef is out now.

Between the two games, there’s a lot of Resident Evil on the horizon for series fans. Capcom’s RE Showcase had it all on display yesterday.

The Switch’s big Holiday 2022 title has arrived, with Ubisoft’s 2nd strategic take on Nintendo’s classic crew. Mario+Rabbids: Sparks of Hope is out now.

The wait is over, and Ubisoft’s sequel to Mario+Rabbids is here, bringing more of the strategic, turn-based action that made the original a hit.

Things are about to get even weirder in Hard West 2, with the arrival of After Dark, and a mysterious saloon that might be the last stop before hell.

Bringing some of the biggest and most iconic Atari titles of all time back in some unique ways, the mini-game-packed Atari Mania is out now.