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An. incredibly light month, even for summer, nonetheless includes a pair of big Switch RPG releases with Live A Live and Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

Fresh from a stint on the PC, Solasta: Crown of the Magister has landed on Xbox platforms and is a Day One addition to Game Pass (for Xbox and PC).

The world of Dune is about to get a little bigger. Actually, make that a lot bigger, as the Emperor’s own are on the way to Dune: Spice Wars.

Coming up later this summer, Destroy All Humans! 2 – Reprobed will be packing a little extra alien mayhem, with a co-op mode.

A niche FPS classic from the 90s, Blood is back thanks to Nightdive Studios. And thanks to Limited Run Games, there’s a Collector’s Edition too.

Cyberpunk swordplay is back, with the release of Ghostrunner: Complete Edition. It’s packed with both the original and its expansion, plus DLC.

A fifth Mega Man collection is on the way from Capcom, this time bringing together 10 of the Blue Bomber’s handheld “Battle Network” games.

Following up on its impressive showing at the Xbox and Bethesda not-E3 showcase, the latest look at Redfall goes deep on action and gameplay.

Taking a nice relaxing weekend at a spiritual retreat might sound lovely, but things don’t exactly go according to plan in Brass Token’s The Chant.

It’s gonna be a long, bloody summer in Techland’s post-apocalyptic zombie-dropkicker Dying Light 2. Check out the beginning of Bloody Summer.

One of Sonic’s best-loved and least-re-released adventures, Sonic CD is on the way within Sonic Origins. The newest Speed Strats digs into it.

While it might be a vacation spot that you won’t find on all the big travel booking sites, FOBIA – St Dinfa Hotel looks perfect for a few scares.

Project Warlock II has only really just arrived in Early Access, but developer Buckshot Software has a year of development and additions planned out.

Hailing from the PSOne era, PAC-MAN’s sole 3D platforming adventure is coming back, enhanced and remastered with PAC-MAN WORLD Re-PAC.

The Clowning Around pack has arrived for WWE 2K22, loaded with big names from past and present like Doink, Mr. T, British Bulldog, and more.