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Didn’t get enough of an early taste of Black Ops 4 during the beta? Well, there’s another one. The Blackout beta is coming very soon.

Get ready for a lot of Daniel Bryan in the nest WWE game from 2K. The superstar will be the central character in the game’s Showcase mode.

A tough, procedurally generated Metroidvania that’s as much fun in your 100th run as your first, Dead Cells is a must play.

Insane driving, wild gunplay, and a world that’s coming back to life thirty years after the original, Rage 2 is looking great.

Doom Eternal was revealed in all it’s gruesome glory today at QuakeCon. Surprise – it’s coming to Switch on day one (and it looks great).

Our Collective Joy  Happy is the Country with no past, according to the citizenry of We Happy Few. For a nation’s sins make forgetting history the only acceptable way to move forward. After a hopeless disparity engulfed a collapsing British Empire, individuals with callous dispositions concluded that repressing the populace was …

It’s been a while since the world of Torchlight appeared on gamers’ screens. But the series is poised to make a comeback that’s kind of MMO-ish.

Kicking off a world tour at Gamescom, Deep Silver and 4A Games’ latest, Metro Exodus will indeed be playable on the show floor.

Sonic Team Racing is all about teamwork, whether it’s slingshotting your teammate into first place or activating game-changing power-ups.

It’s QuakeCon time, and that means the Doom Eternal gameplay reveal is finally here. But Bethesda has plenty more than just that planned.

Tempest returns, hitting modern consoles with Tempest 4000. Though, you might have to check to make sure you’re not playing on a Jaguar.

The dry spell of July has ended. There were, however, several interesting new titles released that caught our eyes. So the staff conferred, and we have decided upon July’s Games of the Month.