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April is in full swing, and game releases are about to pick up a bit. That includes a bunch of nice-looking Indies, and a few Star Wars games to boot.

The latest WWE-branded video game has been a long time coming. It’s finally here though, and both looks and plays like a champ.

Devolver Digital and Flying Wild Hog’s stylish back & white samurai adventure, Trek to Yomi, is finally coming home this May.

It’s another odd month for Game with Gold, as the Xbox’ free game service loads up with Another Sight, Hue, Outpost Kaloki X, and MX vs ATV Alive.

Playing off the legacy of The Legend of Zelda, Xel (get it?) is almost ready to debut. Check out the latest details, and see it in action in the new trailer.

Out for other platforms for a while, Ziggurat Interactive’s Real Heroes: Firefighter HD has finally brought its blazing hot action to the Xbox.

Want more superhero action in your racer? You’re in luck, as The DC Super Heroes Racing Season has begun in Mattel and Milestone’s Hot Wheels Unleashed.

Coming up for consoles and PC, Weird West is loaded with choices. As you might imagine, some of those might just come back to haunt you.

So how good of a marksman are you? In Sniper Elite 5, you play as one of the best, and in the Marksman trailer you’ll see his authentic WWII arsenal.

Finally making the jump to the Xbox platform is Gearbox’ formerly PlayStation-exclusive hack ‘n’ slash Godfall with the Ultimate Edition.

Here’s a surprise announcement for your Tuesday afternoon; there’s a new Ghostbusters game on the horizon. This one mixes in a little multiplayer action.

Get ready to take it to your opponents as the Doggfather this April, as Snoop Dogg is on his way to Call of Duty: Mobile, Vanguard, and Warzone.

Italian company Antonio Carraro is the focus of the first DLC pack for Farming Simulator 2022. It’s packed with new 10 new vehicles.

The Mark of the Wolves has arrived for the just-launched King of Fighters XV, bringing Rock Howard, B. Jenet, and Gato from the fan favorite fighter.

If you like a challenge (and stealth), you’re going to love the new Classic Mode for Aragami 2. It’s a new experience that should shake things up nicely.