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Off-road racing is coming to the next generation of consoles. DIRT 5 will arrive this October, complete with 4 player split-screen play and more.

Friendship? Friendship?! Yes, apparently Mortal Kombat 11 is getting them, along with a fresh story starring Shang Tsung, and… RoboCop.

May 2020 isn’t set to be a huge month for new games, though there are a few gems on the calendar. Those include mainly Switch titles though.

Skateboarding is finally coming back to consoles and the PC thanks to Easy Day Studios’ Skater XL. Now it finally has a release date too, landing in July.

Long-gone publisher MicroProse is back in action once again, and has three new games to tout with Sea Power, Second Front, and Task Force Admiral.

Based on the tabletop RPG series The Dark Eye, Wild River’s Book of Heroes is set to opens things up for new adventures on the PC this summer.

Itching for a return to one of the most popular Call of Duty titles? Then you’ll be happy to see that Modern Warfare 2’s remaster is out right now.

Time again for a new selection of freebies from Twitch Prime. Members can grab copies of games like Snake Pass and Urban Trial, as well as solid loot.

Fast approaching now is EA’s remaster of the RTS classic, Command & Conquer. Check out three new screenshots, just posted today.

Colorful and stylish are probably not usually words that you’d associate with “Lovecraftian”, but that’s just what Zen has on tap with Dread Nautical.

Moving its way through development is the third game in the Wasteland series, and inXile has a fresh batch of screenshots for you.

One of the quirkiest open-world games of last-gen, Destroy All Humans is bringing sci-fi action back to consoles and the PC this coming July.

Throwback PC shooter Ion Fury is coming to consoles sooner than you might’ve thought. 3D Realms’ new queen of mean hits next month.

The Age of Conan is getting bigger. Okay, a lot bigger. The game is about to get an update called Onslaught, that adds in new quests, loot, and more.

Doom Eternal, Bethesda and id Software’s sequel to 2016’s Doom reboot, narrowly snatches our Game of the Month honors for March 2020.