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Techland’s Dying Light is going to be dying for a while.

Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions is a frustratingly fun take on a classic arcade style.

Ready for another next generation Creed? Kotaku has caught wind of a now-confirmed leak that places the series in 19th century London for a Fall 2015 adventure.

Ready for more ‘Trauma’ in Sega and Creative Assembly’s take on the Alien mythos?

A trio of pretty hefty content packs are on the way to the recently released LEGO Batman 3, including one focused on Arrow, a trip to Bizarro World, and a new selection of heroines and villainesses.

Epic Games has a series of Fortnite Alpha invites heading out the doors and into email boxes, did you get one?

Part 2 of the Ace Chemicals infiltration video series shows off Batman’s ride in all it’s glory.

You’ll be playing a whole new Resident Evil adventure this coming Winter. Oh, and guess who’s back?

Swordplay, beautiful graphics, and Peter Dinklage highlight the first extended look at the initial episode of the new six-part series from Telltale Games.

The next Assassin’s Creed title has been announced by Ubisoft, and it’s a 2.5D stealth/platformer set in 1500’s China.

N-Control’s controller ‘enhancer’ bedecks your usual stock control pad with a smorgasbord of doodads, and it’s awesome.

Just in time for those Holiday get-togethers, Jackbox Games has a five pack of party games all set to fill in the uncomfortably silent gaps with the likes of You Don’t Know Jack, Fibbage and more.

Guess how much XP CoD gamers have accrued since 2010. How’s a quadrillion sound?

Can’t wait to dig into the latest The Witcher adventure from CD Projekt Red? While you can’t play it just yet, you can make sure you get your copy via the PSN today.

Thanksgiving week in the US saw a little lull in news and reviews here at BG, but there was still plenty to like this past week with Black Friday deals, the first of our Godzilla review retrospectives, a look at the new Batman book from DK, and the debut of …

Few games can tackle questions of faith and belief. Taking the RPG trope of an everyday-person thrust into the heart of events beyond their comprehension, becoming the only person able to save the world, it’s surprising most titles haven’t tackled such themes sooner.