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Another big launch this spring, Arkane Austin’s multiplayer-centric, vampire FPS Redfell is ready to sink its fangs into Xbox and PC.

Sink you teeth into this one. LCB Game Studio and Chorus Worldwide have another retro visual novel ready to terrify players, with Varney Lake.

A retro FPS in the 90s mold, Feardemic’s Nightmare Reaper is about to carve into consoles, and in short order. Look for next month.

A Metroidvania steeped in Lovecraftian lore, Rogue Games and Plot Twist Studio’s The Last Case of Benedict Fox is finally out for the Xbox and PC.

Arkane Austin’s vampire-powered FPS is almost here, bringing plenty of mystic action and gunplay. Check out the latest on Redfall.

From Team17 Digital and Covenant.dev, Gord is packed with dark fantasy elements, based on Eastern European lore. Look for it this summer.

Bandai Namco’s iconic mech-battling series returns at long last with Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon. Look for it this summer.

There’s a whole mess of deadites waiting to wreak havoc on players in Evil Dead: The Game – Game of the Year Edition. It’s out now for consoles and PC.

Ever wanted to contract your own dinosaur park, but wanted something a little… cuter? Well Paleo Pines might be just what you’re looking for.

Real-time strategy can be a little daunting on consoles. So it’s particularly helpful that Sega’s Company of Heroes 3 can get a bit more strategic.

If Afterimage hasn’t been on your radar, you might want to take a look now that Modus Games and Aurogon Shanghai’s action/adventure is out.

Deep Silver and Dambuster Studios’ brand new zombie epic is finally here. Time to paint Hell-A red, and mop up the undead in Dead Island 2.

Blasting onto the console-battlefields of WWII just in time for summer is Company of Heroes 3. Sega and Relic Entertainment’s RTS hits next month.

Have you seen the latest trailer for Warhammer 40K: Boltgun? If not, and you love classic FPS’, it’s kind of a must-watch ahead of May’s launch.