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Including all of the original release’s DLC packs, and a ton of enhancements and quality of life changes, Outward: Definitive Edition is out now.

PlayStation fans are set to get in on a hefty collection of Ubisoft games, thanks to 2 flavors of the Ubisoft+ subscription service.

A trio of bad-boys are on their way to SNK’s latest King of Fighters title. The fighting game welcomes in Team South Town this week.

If you’ve been patiently waiting for Dying Light 2’s fresh story content, you’re going to have to wait a little longer. The DLC now arrives this fall.

Modus Games and Reply Game Studio’s Soulstice sets a pair of sisters against a world filled with ghastly horrors. The catch? One of them is dead.

Announced last year, Evil Dead: The Game is finally here for consoles and PC. Check out the launch trailer, and the final details.

Flying Wild Hog’s latest isn’t a game about robots or demons (well…), and it’s not even an FPS. Nonetheless, Trek to Yomi is a game you should see.

Ubisoft’s Division sequel is still rolling, with a chunky new infusion of DLC. The new season brings new story content, as well a new mode and more.

It’s almost over. Rebellion’s undead saga is about to close out its 4th installment with Ragnarok, the last DLC chapter for Zombie Army 4.

Outward is back and in “Definitive Edition” form. The action/adventure title is loaded for bear with all previously released DLC, plus some new content.

A timely game, unfortunately, This War of Mine is coming back around again. This time it’s in Final Cut form, with new content and more.

It might not be the biggest of months, but May 2022 does hold a few possible gems. Evil Dead, Sniper Elite 5, Dolmen, and a few others all arrive.

Sniper Elite is almost back on consoles and the PC, and it will be the most feature-rich installment in the game yet. And that includes co-op play.

Team17 and OverBorder Studio’s dark-fantasy action game Thymesia is set to close out the summer calendar, releasing on consoles and PC this August.

A nice surprise from a few years ago, Redout brought fast-paced, futuristic racing action back to consoles and PC. The sequel arrives in a little over a month.

Not a bad month, if you missed out on some classic fan favorite titles in the Xbox catalog, including Hydro Thunder and Viva Piñata: Party Animals.