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Those who might be a little apprehensive about the latest Prince of Persia reboot will have a chance to try it before they buy it.

Making its debut at The Game Awards late last week, here’s the first look at the upcoming game starring Marvel’s vampire hunter.

What happened after the initial Jurassic Park film, as the island fell to chaos? Find out, and survive it if you can, in Jurassic Park: Survival.

Let’s hope that the anchor holds, as Skull and Bones is set to come ashore on consoles and PC this coming February.

One the one hand, it’s great to have a launch date for Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2. On the other, it’s not till September.

Yeah, Sonic is terrific and all, but what happened to some of Sega’s other great series’? Well hang on, because the Next Level is back.

Announced to have been en route to Xbox before 2023 closed out, Larian’s blockbuster Baldur’s Gate sequel has quietly launched.

The second delay is issued for THQ Nordic and Pieces Interactive’s Alone in the Dark is announced, but it might be for the best.

Tis the season for snowmen and a little all-out mayhem, with Crime Boss: Rockay City’s new Happy Holidays Update.

The White Angel of Death is the latest fighter to get a trailer, for Bandai Namco’s rapidly approaching Tekken sequel.

The world of Bethesda’s Fallout 76 just got a little bigger, and a lot swankier. It’s time to head up the coast to AC baby.

The new update is here for Atari’s already excellent celebration, and includes 2600 games, homebrew , and even something from the Lynx .

You’ve likely seen it around 300 times by now, but it won’t hurt to watch the Grand Theft Auto VI trailer one more time.

It’s going to be a whole new battlefield tomorrow for Warzone players, as Urzikstan arrives for play as a part of Season 1.

Cruising the Warp and heading to consoles and PC this week is Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader, the first cRPG under the license.

Another Nightdive Studios remaster has arrived for modern consoles and the PC, with Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion.