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It’s time to delve back into the depth of the Dwarven kingdom of Moria, in Free Range Games’ survival/crafting take on the Lord of the Rings epic.

The game that Bandai Namco calls the “darkest yet” in the Dark Picture Anthology series is about to arrive. And yeah, it sounds pretty creepy.

While Marvel’s Midnight Suns has been a while in arriving, 2K and Firaxis are already setting up a post-launch season, with new characters and skins.

TaleWorlds Entertainment’s medieval sandbox is here, with the arrival of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. It’s out now on consoles and the PC.

The Ultimate Edition of Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor – Martyr is loaded up with boosts to the core game, as well as plenty of DLC and more.

While maybe not quite as stacked as recent months, November’s Prime Gaming giveaways are still pretty great, with a number of classics included.

Crashing into the horror-fueled action of Evil Dead: The Game is a brand new content pack dubbed Hail to the King. It’s out today for all platforms.

There are no tentacled-beasts or massive leviathan in Sniper Elite 5’s latest map, but the Kraken’s Lair nonetheless does hold monsters. Big, metal ones.

The spookiest season is rolling, and so is 3D Realms, Fulqrum Publishing, and Slipgate Ironworks’ Graven, right into its final Early Access update.

A small northeastern town plays host to a deadly infestation of blood-suckers in Bethesda’s Redfall. Get ready to go bump in the night.

There’s free DLC arriving for Infernax tomorrow that’ll bring a new character to the tough title. Brace yourselves ya primitive screwheads.

The leaves might be falling outside, but in Redout II’s futuristic racing universe, it’s still summer. Check out the game’s new Summer Pack.

Venture into deep, dark dungeons in EskemaGames’ Dwarf’s Adventure… or just make your won, and loot and fight to you heart’s content.

Like a playable 70s grindhouse flick, Modus and Jasozz Games’ Cultic revels in it’s retro themes, and is a blood-gushing, head-popping good time.

So, who’s up for a little WAAAGH? Well, the Orks are for sure, as Rogueside and Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40K: Shootas, Blood & Teef is out now.

Between the two games, there’s a lot of Resident Evil on the horizon for series fans. Capcom’s RE Showcase had it all on display yesterday.