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Out now for consoles and the PC, NACON and KT Racing’s yearly rally racer is back. WRC Generations promises fresh content, like the Leagues Mode.

The newest title in the World Rally Championship series, WRC Generations is set to evolve the game with the all-new Leagues mode.

So, just to be clear, Xbox’ Games with Gold is seemingly now down to just two offerings of the month. Game Pass strikes again? You decide.

It’s going to be a big month. Maybe not as big as it could have been, had Starfield launched, but with Ragnarok and more, there’s a lot to be excited for.

Longing to return to those tropic shores of classic adventure series Monkey Island, but you’re gaming on a new-gen machine? Well, you’re in luck.

Sure, it’s usually scary movies that take the starring role on Halloween, but there are more than a few fun freak-outs to be had with games too.

Gungrave fans should love this one, as South Korean Studio IGGYMOB is bringing Grave’s human form, Brandon Heat, back to life. Again.

Evil West combines the sensibilities of a semi-steampunk old west and vampiric horror. The result? Western superheroes and a whole lotta blood.

There’s a whole new perspective on Evil. Players can now experience Resident Evil Village in classic third-person, plus the Winters’ Expansion.

The star of a pair of modern platforming titles, Yooka Laylee’s lil’ reptile is coming to another 3D title, in some feee DLC for Kao the Kangaroo.

It’s time to delve back into the depth of the Dwarven kingdom of Moria, in Free Range Games’ survival/crafting take on the Lord of the Rings epic.

The game that Bandai Namco calls the “darkest yet” in the Dark Picture Anthology series is about to arrive. And yeah, it sounds pretty creepy.

While Marvel’s Midnight Suns has been a while in arriving, 2K and Firaxis are already setting up a post-launch season, with new characters and skins.

TaleWorlds Entertainment’s medieval sandbox is here, with the arrival of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. It’s out now on consoles and the PC.

Crashing into the horror-fueled action of Evil Dead: The Game is a brand new content pack dubbed Hail to the King. It’s out today for all platforms.