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This one isn’t quite what you might think it is, at first blush. Jurassic Architect, isn’t about building a park, it’s about building a world.

Well, here we go. This holiday season might have started slow, but it’s set to roll with a month that brings Sonic, Deathloop, Diablo II and lots more.

Who hasn’t wanted to craft their own toy city? Aspiring action-figure mayors can finally build their own plastic-burgh thanks to Tinytopia.

It’s a Soulslike, but it’s a different kind of Soulslike. Either way though, Sands of Aura is going to deliver a brutal and unforgiving adventure.

As the original hits 1 million sold, Prime Matter and Owlcat Games’ followup to Kingmaker, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous arrives at retail.

A half-human, half-raven hero is the star of Thymesia, a “punishing action-RPG” from Team17 and OverBorder Studio, set in an age of plague.

Lock and load, and maybe get ready for a few jump-scares too, as gory shooter Trepang2, from Team17 and Trepang Studios, hits in ’22.

With Nacon publishing, Brave Lamb Studio’s War Hospital is shooting high. The game is looking to meld several play styles in the horror of WWI.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is getting a pair of additional characters, with CatDog and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ own April O’Neill.

With a 16bit look, 2Awesome Studio’s Aeon Drive is bringing fast-paced, side-scrolling cyberpunk action to consoles and the PC next month.

Revisit the days of one of the largest empires to ever exist on Earth with Roman Empire Wars, a real-time strategic take on the sword and sandals theme.

Linked past death, sisters Briar and Lute harness their supernatural abilities to hack, slash, and otherwise beat up on monstrous foes in Soulstice.

With pixel art and a deep narrative, Serenity Forge and Twin Otter Studios’ beautiful 16bit-styled tactical RPG Acadian Atlas is looking excellent.

So what the heck is Brinepunk? Well you’ll find out when you watch the new trailer for Abyssus. That’s DoubleMoose’s upcoming roguelike FPS.