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The definitive Dishonored experience is here, though it’s not a must-buy for those who’ve already enjoyed the original release.

Two of the best loved races from the Warhammer universe battle each other on the gridiron of Blood Bowl II in this new trailer.

Still technically in beta, the MOBA version of the Dead Island series will never see the light of day as a fully fledged retail game.

Moving on from Strength, we get to Perception in Fallout 4’s S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system.

Yeah, yeah, I know we told you that the Stealth 450 was a Star Wars-branded headset a few days ago, but there was an image issue with the press release. The real Stealth 450 looks a lot more like something Sam Fisher might wear.

One of the best-loved Command & Conquer titles of all time is 100% free of charge on Origin.

The most infamous killer of all time is coming to the next Assassin’s Creed title as Ubisoft announces an expansion pack that’ll set you against the Ripper himself.

The latest character to debut as a part of Street Fighter V, Rashid joins the stable of World Warriors.

The critically acclaimed horror game can be yours for free, but you have to act fast.

While it might not sound all that horrific, Euclidean joins geometric looks with Lovecraftian horror in a game that sets you on “a slow descent into the dark, into madness, futility, and despair, where Things greater than you watch and wait and dream.” Cheery!

You already know about the forthcoming Sandtrooper headset on the way, but the Rebel Alliance has a headset as well, based on the appearance of the famed X-Wing pilots’ gear.

Suite up soldier, you’re joining the bad guys of the Resident Evil universe (again) in Umbrella Corps.

A first-person shooter where you get to build out the maps is cool enough, but being able to then share that content across consoles and the PC/Mac is all kinds of awesome.

So, somehow we missed this one, but Turtle Beach’s newest branded headset is just what the Force ordered.

You want some horror? SOMA’s got your horror. Creepy, weird, highly-strange horror.

A roguelike, side-scrolling action game with robots, powerups and co-op play? 20XX sounds like just the thing if you’re missing a little robot-busting action.