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As usual, there’s a whole bunch of new stuff coming up for Prime Gaming subscribers in the new month, including some Phantom-content.

It’s rare these days to get a Star Trek game at all, but post-TNG adventure game Star Trek: Resurgence has even made the voyage to disc.

Not knocked over by the new collection? Well then you might want to take a look at the first footage of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.

Cyber ninja Jack is back, with the release of 505 Games and One More Level’s Ghostrunner 2. It’s out now on consoles and PC.

Retro/horror FPS Forgive Me Father’s sequel is officially out in Early Access, and there’s lots more content to come.

Landing just in time for a little Halloween run-through, horror/FPS Ripout is finally available in Early Access form.

Kicking off with a spotlight on single player happenings, the first episode of Sonic Superstars: Speed Strats is here.

Kona II: Brume is, you may gather, the second game in the series by Ravenscourt Games. However, it can be played and enjoyed by players unfamiliar with the first game. A first-person title, Kona II is part walking simulator and part puzzle game, delivering a fascinating and creepy trek through …

It’s fantasy meets gunplay (and more) as developer Event Horizon’s latest role-player has arrived with Dark Envoy.

A “souls-like” aRPG? That’s the promise of Achilles: Legends Untold, which takes the Greek hero on a mythical quest.

The fourth age of Middle-earth dawns for fans of survival/crafting games today, with the release of The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria.

Relive the saga and maybe change post-apocalyptic history with The Walking Dead: Destines, arriving in November.

Dropping last week as a part of DreadXP’s showcase, was the newest look at the remastered System Shock 2.

A “Chinese opera-inspired theater” might sound odd, but it’s all a part of the Halloween happenings in Ubisoft’s For Honor.

Bad Bunny fans already have the musical star included in this year’s WWE title, but there’s a heck of a lot more of him now.

It’s tough to describe Slave Zero X, but think of it as a 64bit action game you might’ve imagined while in the grip of fever dreams.