PC

Get ready for all-out action, as classic PC game publisher Apogee has returned, and brought a relentless FPS with it with Turbo Overkill.

He’s officially back and crazier than ever. Yes, the Postal Dude has returned to PC’s everywhere in Postal 4, and he’s got No Regerts. Not even one.

Hilarity ensued when the man himself, Bruce Campbell (and his son Andy Campbell), sat in on a play session of the upcoming Evil Dead: The Game.

I’m pretty sure you didn’t see this one coming. Classified Arms, the latest season of content for Call of Duty: Vanguard is bringing some big things.

Check out a ton of new gameplay footage for Dotemu and Tribute Games’ TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge, along with some new details.

Oddfans take note, the Enhanced Edition of Oddworld: Soulstorm has finally made its way to the PC. It’s out now on Steam.

Deep Silver and Volition’s upcoming Saints Row reboot is set to be the series’ the most customizable entry yet. That includes… candy corn… teeth.

A 4-pack of remastered Sonic the Hedgehog classics are coming up on consoles and the PC. Sega has made Sonic Origins official, and it hits in June.

Here’s a nice little surprise for Rainbow Six Siege holdouts. The first new map in 3 years has arrived, and Emerald Plains is looking pretty great.

An indie FPS from the devs of Dying Light 2 and more, Bloodhound has a demo out now, and is heading towards full retail release.

A bit of a sleeper hit, Bandai Namco’s Scarlet Nexus is receiving some support today in the form of update 1.08, plus a free demo.

One of the baddest bosses in SNK fighting game history, Rugal is officially a part of King of Fighters XV. Even better for fans of the baddie, he’s free.

Remember Steelrising? Nacon and developer Spiders’ newest is an alt-reality take on the French Revolution, and now you can finally see it in action.

If you missed it last week, there’s a new Lovecraftian first-person shooter out there. Forgive Me Father has officially left Early Access.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is still coming up, but Dotemu is showing fans how the idea took shape, and what’s in store.

Things are about to get rotten in the world of Devolver Digital’s Weird West. As the game welcomes some 400k players, it also adds an undead event.