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Lock-on technology? Yeah, Sonic Origins has that… kinda. But even without snap-together carts, you can still check out some Sonic and Knuckles action.

Adapting an ancient Persian poem, IMGN.PRO and Black Cube Games’ The Tale of Bistun brings action and adventure to the Xbox and PC this week.

Ash’s time-traveling adventures have finally made the leap into Evil Dead: The Game. Expect new weapons, a new map and mode, and more.

Have you always wanted to work in a mortuary? Even if you have, you probably won’t after checking out the first look at The Mortuary Asisstant.

Check out the North African campaign in this fall’s Company of Heroes 3, and play it now (free) via developer Relic’s community feedback program.

Bringing the base title’s natural yet otherworldly wilderness over to virtual reality is Mooneye Studios’ Lost Ember VR Edition. It’s out for headsets now.

Never let it be said that Destroy All Humans! 2’s little alien invader wasn’t afraid to play into stereotypes. He and his anal probe are ready for action.

Prime Gaming subscribers are in for a treat today, as there are plenty of free PC titles to grab. That’s plus some great deals on Luna for stream-fans.

Out now, Bandai Namco’s Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series remasters Klonoa: Door to Phantomile and Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil.

The city is on fire and the clans of Vampire: The Masquerade are at war in the latest update for Sharkmob’s multiplayer spinoff Bloodhunt.

It’s going to be a busy Gamescom for Prime Matter, who’ll have some big name titles on hand, including the much anticipated System Shock remake.

A favorite of a whole mess of Sonic fans, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is the subject of this latest edition of Sonic Speed Strats. Time to go Super Sonic.

Via a special presentation this week, Larian revealed some of the new additions for its turn-based Baldur’s Gate title. And yes, it included singing.

The age of piracy lives again, thanks to Ubisoft. The publisher has finally made good on its long-awaited pirate game, Skull and Bones.

Steeped in Lovecraftian horror and featuring cosmic terrors aplenty, 1C and Byte Barrel’s Forgive Me Father is a solid retro-shooter with plenty of flair.