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Throwing knives, samurai armor, and an ancient Japanese setting? What the heck is happening in Rainbow Six: Siege? Rengoku, that’s what.

Scoring a massive game like Starfield can’t be easy. The scope is one of the things that Mark Lampert and Starfield Composer Inon Zur discuss in this new dev diary.

Leaving Early Access on the PC, and serving up a heavy dose of planet recolonizing action is Ragnorium. the strategy title is officially out now.

Time to take things up a notch. Things are about to get bigger, a lot bigger, in Hot Wheels Unleashed. It’s all because of the new Monster Trucks DLC.

It’s almost time to go back to the front. Relic Entertainment is getting Company of Heroes 3 ready to pick up the RTS mantle of the classic series.

Get ready for all-out action, as classic PC game publisher Apogee has returned, and brought a relentless FPS with it with Turbo Overkill.

He’s officially back and crazier than ever. Yes, the Postal Dude has returned to PC’s everywhere in Postal 4, and he’s got No Regerts. Not even one.

I’m pretty sure you didn’t see this one coming. Classified Arms, the latest season of content for Call of Duty: Vanguard is bringing some big things.

Released last year for the PC and last-gen consoles, All In! Games and The Farm 51’s horror/FPS Chernobylite is back, and looking better than ever.

Deep Silver and Volition’s upcoming Saints Row reboot is set to be the series’ the most customizable entry yet. That includes… candy corn… teeth.

Starkiller is back. The Wii version of the original Star Wars: The Force Unleashed has arrived for Nintendo’s Switch, complete with Dual mode.

A 4-pack of remastered Sonic the Hedgehog classics are coming up on consoles and the PC. Sega has made Sonic Origins official, and it hits in June.

A novel approach to a tried-and-true genre to say the least, turn-based city-builder As Far As The Eye is coming to the Switch this month.

Here’s a nice little surprise for Rainbow Six Siege holdouts. The first new map in 3 years has arrived, and Emerald Plains is looking pretty great.

If you missed it last week, there’s a new Lovecraftian first-person shooter out there. Forgive Me Father has officially left Early Access.

Things are about to get rotten in the world of Devolver Digital’s Weird West. As the game welcomes some 400k players, it also adds an undead event.