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Embrace the shadows, reveal your past… and get all stabby-stabby.

The last game in the Arkham series will pack a double-punch of Limited Editions when it lands on consoles and the PC next June.

Don’t look for any gameplay in this new trailer for Activision and Bungie’s Destiny, though it still manages to be pretty cool.

Disguises and false identities lead to all new choices for cracking cases for the consulting detective.

Dead Rising 3 Apocalypse Edition, previous a Xbox One exclusive, is now available on PC. Combine weapons and fight your way through hoards of zombies. Apocalypse Edition comes with the DLC known as “The Untold Stories Stories of Los Perdidos”. A new launch trailer has also been released alongside the …

A pair of big announcements hit this week for the forthcoming Mortal Kombat X from developer NetherRealm. Not only is original four-armed menace Goro confirmed for the game, but fans’ve now got a definite date to look forward to for the game too.

Even though it’s still very much in early access, you should not expect Red Solstice to be that great of a game when complete. Created by IronWard Studios, this is a top down squad shooter in the vein of Warhammer, space marines and all. It’s been in early access since …

Continuing with the Resident Evil reveals today, Capcom has premiered a trailer for their latest revision of the original Resident Evil and taken the wraps off a few details for the game.

Resident Evil Revelations is coming back to consoles with what may or may not be a direct sequel to the 3DS original.

Ah that Ratbag, never turn your back on him…

NeoCore Games’ newest is a trap-fest of epic proportions that combines setting traps with tower defense and RPG elements.

Those looking for a full-on fifth Saints Row title will have two new title to hold them over, a revisitation of Saints Row IV on next-gen consoles, and a trip to hell with Johnny Gat.

Looking for gifts for the near and dear, or maybe just for yourself? Here’s the coolest of the cool from the last few months.

With Bungie’s next big first-person shooter on the way on September 9th, it’s the perfect time for first-person shooter fans to reflect on the genre’s history.

If you were wondering where Dragon Age: Inquisition’s multiplayer was, wonder no more.

Developer Gambitious and Devolver Digital have a PC release in store for fans of the iOS tactical shooter Breach & Clear that’s got a decidedly more rotten vibe.