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Fall Guys is still bumbling and tumbling with new seasons of content, infusing fresh looks and more. Season 4 takes things into a sci-fi direction.

Get ready to skate one of the most iconic skate-locales in San Francisco, as Easy Day Studios brings Skater XL back to the 90s with Embarcadero Plaza.

We’re on the second week of what’s a pretty big month for next-gen releases of last-gen games. Crash 4, Avengers, THPS1+2, and more are all coming up.

Fans of the legendary Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade games take note, developer Dotemu has a game you’re going to want to see.

Blasting onto consoles this week is Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Video Game 4. Start your engines, racing, free-roaming and more await.

Rebuild your hero’s memories and engage in an endless quest in Loop Hero, developer Four Quarter’s old school adventure that’s out now on PC.

Take a trip back to the 90s era of adventure gaming with Mountains of Madness, a graphic adventure that adapts the Lovecraft classic.

There is a lot happening in Vertigo Games’ After the Fall. For one thing, it’s the 80s (kinda), and there’s some kind of ice age. And zombies.

Cosmic civilizations aren’t something that you see too often at all when it comes to city-building games, but Derelict Void is looking to fill that… space.

Ziggurat Interactive and 612GAMES just launched a whole mess of classic gaming for the PC. Titles include Caveman Ninja, Heavy Barrel and more.

Wondering what the heck is actually happening in Bethesda and Arkane Lyon’s new FPS Deathloop? Well look no further than the newest trailer.

Some silver-screen Hollywood talent is joining Rebellion’s bad guy-centric title Evil Genius 2. That includes a former Moneypenny with Samantha Bond.

If Focus Home’s Hood: Outlaws & Legends actually had Robin Hood in it, he’d be the Ranger class. Check out the stealthy character in the new trailer.

We’re getting close to Nightdive Studios’ remake of a classic, as System Shock Remake finally sees its pre-orders go live (with a nice incentive).

If you missed it, Team17 and Studio Koba’s awesome-looking techno-romp Narita Boy will be talking its console and PC debut this month, on March 30th.