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Kicking off a world tour at Gamescom, Deep Silver and 4A Games’ latest, Metro Exodus will indeed be playable on the show floor.

Sonic Team Racing is all about teamwork, whether it’s slingshotting your teammate into first place or activating game-changing power-ups.

It’s QuakeCon time, and that means the Doom Eternal gameplay reveal is finally here. But Bethesda has plenty more than just that planned.

Tempest returns, hitting modern consoles with Tempest 4000. Though, you might have to check to make sure you’re not playing on a Jaguar.

The dry spell of July has ended. There were, however, several interesting new titles released that caught our eyes. So the staff conferred, and we have decided upon July’s Games of the Month.

Gloomhaven has pretty quickly gotten to the top of tabletop gamer’s lists. But if the board game version isn’t your thing, you might like the PC version.

The Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII multiplayer beta is almost here, more so if you play on the PS4. Then look forward to a little Blackout.

Those looking forward to the latest WWE title will find a fresh set of challenges waiting for them. The Towers mode will be packed.

The world of Warhammer 40k finally gets the action/RPG treatment in Inquisitor – Martyr from NeocoreGames. More or less, it was worth the wait.

Like Thanos snapping his fingers, EA has made Origin’s On The House program fade away. The free games service has officially been retired.

No, it’s not a clone, 2K Games has taken Saber Interactive into the fold, and will be adding its own spin for NBA 2K Playgrounds 2.

The Nature Boy becomes the centerpiece of 2K Games’ WWE 2k19 Collector’s Edition. It’s set to be packed with plenty of stylin’, profilin’ content.