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Time for some musical, on rails shooting.

A look at the ultimate postal service.

A chance to preview some of Faith’s past.

You don’t want to mess with this delivery driver.

The Assassins come to London.

Coming Later this year from EA (Electronic arts), Need for speed: No Limits is a new instalment in the racing series, made exclusively for mobile devices. Firemonkeys are at the helm, the company behind Real Racing. This instalment of the racing series see’s players leaving their mark on the streets …

Total War: Arena is the next step in the Total War franchise, but with a completely different direction.

Dark Horse Comics’ latest book to feature Tomb Raider’s Lara Croft is almost here, and it’s a chiller.

Freshly off the wrapped up first arc of the series, an empowered Emmy remembers her former life as Hester. And it’s just in time too, as she meets her ‘twin’ Kammi.

Waking up in a basement with no memory of who you are, let alone how you got there. The only clue is “KLAUS” written on your arm. This isn’t a new Deus Ex, this is Klaus.

X-Men and Captain America artist Stuart Immonen joins the team for an issue that sees Luke Skywalker following a new path in Star Wars #8.

Ray has a tough road ahead, as he takes out ‘infected’ killers and re-absorbs the Bloodshot nanites. And this September, he’ll be facing his toughest opponent yet.

Take a trip into the game made up of possibilities, Reflections. Reflections releases as an Early Access game today on Steam and brings a whole world of possibility or, at least, that’s what the developers are hoping for. Created by Broken Window Studios, Reflections aims to create a truly unique …

Heroes of the Storm (HotS) is Blizzard’s foray into the MOBA scene, and their answer to the heavy hitters like League of Legends and Dota2. I want to explain why HotS is so great by first referring you to this article by Kotaku as to why League of Legends is …

Thanks to BOOMCO Games Limited We were able to secure an early access for upcoming game Apocalypse Neighbors: Murica. Upon loading the game the first thing that will immeditely jump out is the visuals and the music, both are done insanely well with the visuals immeditely grabbing your attention, and …

Imagine a giant cauldron, being employed by some mystical techno-witch. She sprinkles a bit of the Alice games, and then throws the tale of red riding hood in with a side of steam/clockpunk fairy tales. Poof! She peers into the cauldron, and Woolfe: The Red Hood Diaries appears.