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Thought NeocoreGames forgot all about Inquisitor – Martyr, the developer’s aRPG take on Warhammer 40K? Think again. The Adeptas Sororitas is coming.

Even more skate-game action is coming up, with a February update for NACON’s Session. The skate-fest adds NYC, new pros, and more.

The sequel to one of the best Jurassic games of all time is finally here. Jurassic World Evolution 2 is out now for consoles and the PC.

There is a ton of new content coming up for Back 4 Blood, Warner Bros and Turtle Rock Studios’ spiritual successor to the Left 4 Dead series.

Tweak your own skate park to your heart’s content with Skater XL’s new map editor. Out on PC for a while, the content is now live on consoles.

The tabletop game Vampire: The Masquerade is about to make its long-awaited return to consoles and the PC. We’ve got a fresh look at’s score.

Yes, we’ve known about Call of Duty: Vanguard for a while. But last night was the official “World Premier” celebration, as the game head’s to release.

Multiplayer shooter Splitgate is back with a fresh update. This one brings with it a heavy dose of customization, plus an overhaul to the game’s UI.

Time to suite up and get ready to slice and dice some alien hostiles this New Year. Drakkar Dev’s Blackwind is taking to its mecha this coming January.

Gamers looking to dig into a little real-time strategy on consoles will have to wait a little longer, as SpellForce III Reforced has been nudged into 2022.

It’s a big month for video games, but you knew that already. It is November after all, and it’s packed with Call of Duty, Pokemon, Forza, and more.

Xbox Live subscribers will have 4 more ‘free’ games to download this month, though I wouldn’t say any of them are must-plays exactly.

The year long tale that is Gates of Oblivion has come to a close for PC, Mac and Stadia with Deadlands. It arrives on the 16th for consoles as well.

Call of Duty fans are going to be in for a good deal of content this year, with both the launch of the new Vanguard game, and it’s first season of DLC.

The rotten hand of Stubbs the Zombie has risen up for consoles. The green-skinned deadite is back and ready to chow down just in time for Halloween.

If you’re in the mood to slay some monsters this Halloweekend, then you’ll love what Techland has cooked up. Time to get back into Dying Light.