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Petroglyph and Grey Box have one of the coolest looking new RTS’ I’ve seen in a while on course for an Autumn launch on the PC.

This is the big one ladies and gents, the installment of our awards presentation that’s for all the marbles. Not only will we be honoring the best game for each and every platform, but we’ll also be crowning our Game of the Year for 2013.

Side note: Please understand that the following article is wholly just a matter of one man’s opinion.

The second installment of the Castlevania: Lords of Shadow saga is on the way to the PC, courtesy of Steam.

Part 2 of our awards series centers on the games that took the industry by storm in individual categories like ‘best graphics’ and ‘most innovative’.

Seriously, I’m still hang a hard time believing this is a strategy game. Oh, and preorders and the Beta are coming up in short order.

A graphic adventure where choices matter brings a little film-noire sensibility to the point and click scene.

CDProjekt Red’s third and most ambitious The Witcher title gets a bump to next year.

The internet retailer gives customers the chance to win an “Ultimate Titanfall Gaming Experience”.

11 bit Studios’ newest game shows the human side of conflict, turning what might have been an action title into a fight for survival in a war-torn city.

Yeah, we know it’s a little late, but when has Brutal Gamer ever stood by formality?

Garret returns to his thieving ways for the reincarnation of a classic.

Midnight City releases some good Gone Home and Costume Quest 2 news this week.

Landing on the Xbox family of consoles first, the newest DLC pack for Call of Duty: Ghosts is almost here.

NeoCore Games’ sequel to The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing finally has a release date and lots more, as the studio releases info about the big differences between the first game and the sequel and preorder availability.

The team behind Rock of Ages and Zeno Clash announces Abyss Odyssey, a procedurally generated side-scrolling action game that looks like it’s set to break the mold. But then again, what would you expect from the guys who made the supremely odd Zeno Clash.