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Encircled with no small bit of controversy, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III has officially arrived in full retail form.

Just a few days after we told you about the November 14th launch for Turok 3’s remaster, Nightdive changes the plan (slightly).

The next installment in the long-running fantasy strategy/sim series, Realmforge’s Dungeons 4 is here for both consoles and PC.

The war is over… or is it? Getting home might be a fight unto itself in Last Train Home. The new trailer sheds more light on gameplay.

Getting ever-closer to launch is Men of War II, the long-awaited RTS sequel. It’s a roadmap that includes a brand new (loaded) open beta.

A Christmas-themed metroidvania? That’s just the case with the just-released Ebenezer and the Invisible World.

The reboot for classic action/horror series Alone in the Dark is a few months off, and THQ Nordic has revealed the newest look at it.

The sequel to the bloody, side-scrolling action-fest that was Valfaris is on the way this month, with Mecha Therion.

The fight is back on, as Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 is here, and loaded with new content plus a campaign mode.

The very first “Modern Warfare” title to sport a zombies mode, this year’s Call of Duty is looking to usher in the undead in grand fashion.

Already a slick FPS, Trepang2 is back and ready to get “Deluxe” with new horde maps, skins, and lots more.

The N64 classic returns this month, and in remastered form thanks to the retro-masters at Nightdive. Turok 3 takes aim next week.

It’s time to build your armies, prepare your dark and arcane magics, and conquer the fantasy world of Spellforce: Conquest of Eo.

It’s a Dream matchup, with Shrek, Megamind, the Kung-Fu Panda, and more all hitting the track for a new kart racer.