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A nice little selection of indie games are hitting physical games service Limited Run Games this Friday, including Black Bird and Dark Quest II.

Well, what can you say about this coming month. It’s probably not going to be great in a lot of ways. So let’s just focus on the games set for launch.

Easy Day Studios has a few announcements ready as to their long awaited skate sim Skater XL, not the least of which is the official release date.

Remastered and out now for Nintendo’s Switch is Krome Studios’ relaunch of the PS2 action/platformer Ty the Tasmanian Tiger.

Last week’s Direct revealed that a bunch of 2K titles are on the way to the Nintendo Switch. Not the least of those is BioShock: The Collection.

Been following Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled’s season of free “Grand Prix” DLC? Even though the season is over, Activision is pumping out more.

Locked away in your home? Then it might be the perfect time to let loose on the streets of virtual-Steelport in Saints Row IV: Re-Elected on Switch.

A monster amount of games were announced as heading to Nintendo’s Switch today, including BioShock, XCOM, and more Star Wars classics.

A pandemic can’t stop the Nintendo Download! That’s an especially good thing too, if you’re locked in your home. Pretty sure that’s the entire globe.

Valiant Comics’ classic Shadowman is coming back. The supernatural superhero is set to be revitalized by the retro masters at Nightdive.

The Switch is no stranger to independently developed games, and yesterday’s “Indie World” Nintendo Direct showcased what’s on the way.

Doom Eternal is finally hitting stores this week, and to celebrate you can rip and tear into a launch trailer packed full of insane looking action.

A pair of classics are coming to the PS4 and Switch in the form of a special double pack that’ll have sci-fi classics Another World and Flashback.

For the second time in a few months, Darksiders Genesis grabs our Game of the Month honors. Is it worth it, or does it just keep getting lucky?