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“Radical policy changes” are in store for Democracy 3 with the new expansion pack for the political sim.

Plus, buy now and get a discount.

The side-scrolling console title sinks its fangs into the PC. But three years after its initial release, does it still have the bite to take a chunk out of gamers looking for a bloody good time?

Learn everything there is to know about Ubisoft’s newest open world action/adventure title.

Dark Horse Comics’ look at all things Wolfenstein is comprehensive, beautifully made, and a great addition to anyone’s book shelf.

A special edition of Lovecraftian horror game The Last Door, adding new content and enhanced graphics, is heading to the computer.

The excellent little side-scroller has been updated for Steam with lots of new content and a special sale to celebrate the occasion.

See the new add-on in action across three maps of big robots and little pilots duking it out.

PC gamers have a heaping helping of gas blasting Orcs this week with Orc Attack making the gas-powered jump from consoles to Steam.

GOG.com’s famous ‘Insomnia’ Sale is back and ready to keep you up with great sales on tons of games, and maybe a few freebies too.

Many games today are geared toward “happy moments”, where the majority of the game has a happy and bright setting. Child of Light is not one of those games.

See the map go from wireframe to living, breathing battleground in the new video and blog post from Respawn.

Telltale Games’ third episode of the second season of their The Walking Dead adventure game is on the way to consoles, PC’s, and mobiles this week.

Horror Month shuffles onward as we have news about Shin Megami Tensei, Bound by Flame and more, including a preview of NeocoreGames’ Van Helsing sequel and a look at the history of horror movies as games.

The upcoming survival horror affair that is Alien: Isolation just keep on looking better and better.

Rude, crude, immature, offensive, and vulgar are just a few choice words for describing Ubisoft’s and Obsidian’s newest RPG, South Park: The Stick of Truth. But let’s be honest: would we expect anything less from show creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker?