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There’s a lot happening in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, not the least of which are the new Open Combat Missions.

The newest adventure in the long-lived Assassin’s Creed series isn’t far off now, and Mirage’s vision of Baghdad is looking great.

A walled-off section of the Pacific Northwest contains all manner of anomalies, in the supremely weird new game Pacific Drive.

Genre fans might find a lot to like about Sprawl, a movement-based cyberpunk FPS that just blasted onto the PC yesterday.

Magic doesn’t have to have an over the top, world-altering effect you know. Take Trine 5’s Amadeus the Wizard, for example.

Awakened from his slumber once again, The Penitent One plunges headlong into the horrors of Blasphemous 2.

Just in time for an actual Stadium Stampede match in Wembly Stadium this Sunday, AEW: Fight Forever has a new update.

The deep, dark of Khazad-dûm  in the fourth age of Middle-earth will be open again this October, in Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria.

The original Dark Troopers will once again menace Star Wars fans, as a full remaster of Dark Forces is on the way from Nightdive.

Set to arrive in just a few months time, the real-time strategy game Warhammer: Age of Sigmar – Realms of Ruin is up for pre-order.

Originally thought to be landing this year for consoles and the PC, Bandai Namco’s Tekken 8 will instead hit just after the holiday season.

A big reveal for horror game and FPS fans, as Tripwire Interactive’s co-op shooter series Killing Floor is returning for a third outing.

A whole new game? Well, almost honestly, as Cyberpunk 2077 is about to get both a massive expansion and a gigantic update.

Just launched for Bethesda’s Fallout 76, season 14: Fight for Freedom promises fresh action and new perks for wastelanders.

The trilogy will be complete, as the retro masters at Nightdive will be remastering the third N64 Turok title for a November launch.

At last ready to take on all challengers and claim the title for its own, Mega Cat Studios and Skybound’s Wrestlequest is here.