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Landed on consoles and the PC this week, Chorus from Deep Silver and FISHLABS is looking great. Check out the launch trailer.

After almost a decade, Kingdoms of Amalur is getting a major expansion with Fatesworm. The huge new content drop will be out this month.

It’ll almost be a whole new game for Ghostrunner fans, when the game’s Project_Hel expansion arrives. The DLC includes a new campaign and hero.

Cyberpunk fans who’ve been itching for a little detective work will want to check out DigiTales’ Lacuna. It’s coming to consoles and PC this month.

The Batman is on his way to Hot Wheels Unleashed. Or at least his cars are, as the latest DLC for the game delivers a bunch of Bat-themed additions.

Dead Cells has been far from forgotten by developer Motion Twin. The Queen & the Sea is coming up, and bringing a massive dose of new content.

A game that should remind most players of a certain ‘Legend’, Tiny Roar’s Xel is busting with personality and some excellent old-schoolish looks.

Activision’s Call of Duty returns to WWII once again, for a game that showcases a fresh twist on the formula. But don’t get too excited.

Mutated dinosaurs are still rampaging across the post-apocalyptic Earth in Second Extinction’s 7th season of content. It’s live now on Xbox and PC.

Revolution Software’s spiritual successor to classic PC game Beneath a Steel Sky is finally here. Beyond a Steel Sky hits consoles and the PC tomorrow.

Along with the first time it’ll be on an Xbox console, Oddworld: Soulstorm Enhanced Edition sports a number of improvements for existing owners.

Tekken 7 has been out for a long time at this point, but Bandai Namco’s expansive fighting game finally has a Definitive Edition, and it’s out now.

2K Sports’ NBA franchise returns for another run. NBA 2K22 upps the looks of the game yet again, and tweaks the gameplay to Bball-sim perfection.

THQ Nordic’s open world sci-fi sequel ELEX II is coming up in 2022, and will offer five major factions to deal with. Check them out in the latest trailer.

Skunkape Games is back at it with a second remaster of the former Telltale Games’ Sam & Max series. This time it’s bringing Beyond Time and Space to Switch.