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The Last Oricru is an interesting title, combining a medieval look with sci-fi elements. The launch trailer is no less interesting, as it’s actually live action.

It’s a blast from the past, all the way back to the heyday of adventure titles on the PC. Well that and a tribute to the 80s. Unusual Findings is out now.

You might think you know how Sonic the Hedgehog throws hands (paws?), but you don’t know Frontiers. Sonic’s latest has a skill tree and more.

Out now is Outright Games’ take on the brand new Star Trek animated series, Prodigy. Time to explore some strange new worlds.

The dead will rise… from Germany. Modus Games will team with German developer 314 Arts to bring the undead blaster Projekt Z to consoles and PC.

If you’ve pre-ordered Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II digitally, you have some serious incentives to beat the campaign during early access.

And now for something (almost) completely different. Focus Entertainment has tapped violinist Lindsey Stirling for A Plague Tale: Requiem’s launch.

Sega’s globe-spanning strategy title Humankind is cooking on PC, with an expansion coming up. The pending console port though, not so much.

Upcoming horror title The Chant might take place at a retreat center gone bad, but you’ll actually have to keep a Mind, Body and Spirit balance to play.

Heading to consoles smack dab on Halloween day, Broken Pieces looks to cross Resident Evil and Life is Strange, in a French village that’s lost in time.

The blood will flow once again, as players will get to cut down zombie hordes one more time with Back 4 Blood’s free Halloween update.

Players will soon be able to step into the boots of one of the Bat-Family, and pick up the mantle of a fallen Batman, in Warner Bros’ Gotham Knights.

Looking to pick up Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II on the PC? We’ve got some details on that, and this year’s over the top, celeb-loaded video.

The revamped Modern Warfare series is back and ready to roll in just a few weeks. But before we get to that, here’s one last pre-launch look.

The Batman has fallen in Gotham Knights, Warner Bros’ open-world aRPG, which places players in the boots of a surviving member of the Bat-Family.