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Shown at Microsoft’s presentation on Sunday, Ereban: Shadow Legacy looks like a stylish, shadow-cloaked stealth adventure. It arrives in 2023.

Modus Games’ newest is looking like a bit of a departure for the action genre. The “dual-combat-focused action title” Soulstice is coming in 2023.

One of the surprises at yesterday’s Xbox and Bethesda showcase, Cococucumber’s Ravenlok shows off a gorgeous 3D pixel aesthetic.

Retro in the truest sense, Movie Games, Vaporware, and Metacorp’s Beyond Sunset actually uses GZDoom for wholly authentic retro experience.

The big orange tracks are back. Not long after getting a winner of game all to itself, Hot Wheels is coming to Forza Horizon 5 (and looking great).

A game that we haven’t seen much of, the Xbox showcase detailed some gameplay for the “Gunpowder and Magic-Fueled” title Flintlock.

It’s been a while, but Routine is looking every bit as terrifying as horror fans might’ve hoped, partially thanks to composer Mick Gordon.

One of the best real-time strategy titles in recent years, Iron Harvest is back. This time the game is getting an update, with 40+ new campaign missions.

One of the best-loved Star Wars games of all time, Knights of the Old Republic II has arrived on the Switch. Check out the launch trailer.

An adventure to Earth’s mysterious neighbor is coming up with Deliver Us Mars, as players will dig into just what happened to a lost expedition.

Get ready to get up close with the dead. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2: Retribution is bringing the series’ action back to headsets.

Waiting patiently for Rogueside’s side-scrolling Warhammer 40K Ork-themed blaster Shootas, Blood & Teef? Then you’ll wanna play the demo.

The Modern Warfare sequel officially has its first-look. It might not be the one that you’d want, but it does give some idea of the game’s themes.

Take to the skies with Top Gun-themed jets, emblems, and even music in the latest DLC drop for Bandai Namco’s Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown.

Terror lurches onto the PlayStation 5 today, thanks to Sony and Path Games’ Insomnis. The horror title is making the jump from last-gen and the PC.

Dreamcast platformer Kao the Kangaroo has made his way back to consoles and the PC, with a just released sequel that’s looking… punchy.