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We’ve seen Trek to Yomi before, but not as in-depth as it was shown at Sony’s State of Play event yesterday. Take a peek at the latest trailer.

WWE 2K22 is set to drop onto consoles and PC tomorrow, but there’ll be more to look forward to post-launch. That includes a bunch of new Legends.

Ready to kick the crap out of some nasty goblins? Then you might be interested to know that the stylish brawler Young Souls is finally here.

No, you’re not dreaming, there’s a collection featuring pretty much every classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles video game on the way.

Capcom’s Exoprimal is looking like one of the more interesting ideas to come out of the publisher in a while. Who’s not into mechs fighting dinosaurs?

Good night and good luck. You’re going to need plenty of the latter, as Dying Light has finally received a current-gen boost. Or, started to anyway.

Evil is about to get an upgrade. Capcom’s incredibly well-received Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes will join the series’ 7th entry on Xbox and PS5 this year.

There’s an experience to be enjoyed even by novice players in Eldin Ring, with the right attitude and the right help!

Techland’s long-awaited sequel to Dying Light is a fantastic looking, open-world zombie epic that’s packed with content and interactivity.

Let’s be honest, Games with Gold isn’t the most current of free games services these days. This month’s version really showcases that.

Time to take it to the streets. Well, almost. The Arcade Crew’s great-looking side-scrolling beat ’em up Young Souls is coming up in March.

March of 2022 rolls in with a series of pretty big games, including Kirby and the Forgotten Lands, Gran Turismo 7, Ghostwire Tokyo, and WWE 2K22.

Singer and actor Machine Gun Kelly will indeed be bringing his talents to WWE 2K22 next month, but that’s not all. He’ll be a playable grappler too.

A Plague Tale fans will have a gigantic new collector’s edition to pick up when the game launches, packed with physical goodies (and the game of course).

The far future is about to get a whole lot rowdier, thanks to Rogueside’s Warhammer 40K: Shootas, Blood & Teef. Check out the demo during Steam Next Fest.