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Colorful and stylish are probably not usually words that you’d associate with “Lovecraftian”, but that’s just what Zen has on tap with Dread Nautical.

Moving its way through development is the third game in the Wasteland series, and inXile has a fresh batch of screenshots for you.

One of the quirkiest open-world games of last-gen, Destroy All Humans is bringing sci-fi action back to consoles and the PC this coming July.

Throwback PC shooter Ion Fury is coming to consoles sooner than you might’ve thought. 3D Realms’ new queen of mean hits next month.

A whole new nightmare, though one that should feel familiar to survival/horror fans, Daymare 1998 is finally here for consoles.

Doom Eternal, Bethesda and id Software’s sequel to 2016’s Doom reboot, narrowly snatches our Game of the Month honors for March 2020.

2K Games has made it official, WWE 2K21 has been canned. In its place, gamers will find Battlegrounds, a game with a decidedly more arcade-y tilt.

An island banana republic that has social media? Sure, why not. Tropico 6’s latest downloadable content includes a social media riff.

A dungeon under an old cathedral haunted by a cadre of demons might sound familiar, but Book of Demons is whole new take on the formula.

First-person survival/horror game The Persistence is on the way in short order, bringing rogue-like action to consoles and the PC in May.

All new enemies to battle, weapons to use, and more are here for Motion Twin and Evil Empire’s tough, side-scrolling action title Dead Cells.

If you’re in the market for a new Xbox One X, you might want to see what’s on tap for the launch of Cyberpunk 2077. This is no simple repaint.

If you were one of the fans asking for a remake of PC-shattering FPS Crysis, your day is here. Crytek has announced that Crysis Remastered is coming.

Dotemu and Lizardcube’s Streets of Rage 4 is coming up fast, like this month fast. Expect it to hit consoles and the PC on April 30th.