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It’s been a little while since we’ve gotten a great theme park-builder, and Bandai Namco is looking to fill that void with the fantastical Park Beyond.

Zombie-blasting action returns next month, when Saber Interactive’s World War Z: Aftermath shambles towards release. Pre-orders are open now.

Out as of right now, Aliens: Fireteam Elite offers up three-player co-op gameplay where gamers can play through 4 brand new story campaigns.

Taking the post-apocalyptic genre back to its roots is Team 17, whose upcoming RPG Broken Roads features former Australia as its setting.

Draw your sword, and watch that landing… it’s a bit bumpy. But don’t worry, you’ll be fine as you meet the sci-fi/fantasy world of XEL.

Building a settlement? Easy. Building a settlement at the edge of a forest ripe with evil monsters that appear at night in Night is Coming? Not as easy.

One of the most interesting looking city building titles to come along in a while, Highrise City from Deck13 is looking good, and has a demo out now.

Decisions, decisions. Choose your own terror in The Farm 51’s gorgeous FPS/RPG Chernobylite, a well crafted fright-fest (almost) all around.

Time to collect. King’s Bounty II, the long awaited sequel to the PC classic, is back and ready to take the kingdom on both consoles and the PC today.

The latest Elder Scrolls adventure is here with The Waking Flame. Expect to see new dungeons, as well as a host of fixes and improvements like HDR.

A brand new player experience is waiting for would-be relic hunters this week with the release of Phantom Abyss’ Overturned update.

2K Games’ WWE wrestling sim series has finally (pause) come back to consoles and the PC. Eventually anyway. And we mean like, in March.

Turn-based tactical role-player King’s Bounty is back. And 1C and Prime Matter have kicked off a set of trailers, highlighting the heroes of the realm.

Sonic fans are eagerly awaiting Sonic Colors: Ultimate, and in the meantime can check out the first of a series of new web-based animated shorts.

Dark Crystal Games’ sci-fi RPG Encased is all about choosing your way to play. And they mean that. Wanna be a pacifist? A psycho? An idiot? You can.