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The first day of Gamescom has been a barn-burner, with tons of new game footage, and that includes a fresh peek at Space Marine 2.

Borderlands is back, and we don’t mean at the movies. Gearbox just revealed the fourth installment of the legendary game series.

Horror fans might be on the verge of something special, with developer Nightdive’s remastering of classic game, The Thing.

In the works for a while, Commandos: Origins is looking spectacular in its latest trailer, as we get a look at some pre-Gamescom gameplay.

Every Call of Duty fan knows that Black Ops 6 is coming up in short order, and when it drops CoD HQ will be ready for it.

In the mood for a little heist? Then you might want to get back into Crime Boss: Rockay City, with its just-dropped update.

Those looking to get back into Dambuster’s zombie-slayathon Dead Island 2 will want to check out this month’s Patch 6.

Alan Rebels is on the hunt for both spirits and his lost father, in Daedalic Entertainment and DALOAR’s The Occultist.

Surprise, there’s Hot Wheels racing action en route to consoles and the PC this fall, with Hot Wheels Monster Trucks: Stunt Mayhem.

Fans who are bummed out that they have to wait another two months to play S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 will want to check out the new dev diary.

Fight fans take note of Undisputed, the first pro boxing title in a while is stacking its roster with the latest addition of Shawn Porter.

Video game gumshoes should be happy to see that futuristic detective title Shadows of Doubt is going full retail in September.

NACON and NACON Studio Milan’s survival take on the iconic Terminator franchise is getting a nudge into 2025.

Sega’s back with another track from the Sonic X Shadow Generations soundtrack, and this time it’s out of this world.

DOOM is back, and by that we mean the original two titles in the set. But there’s a lot more that’s been revealed today too.

Focus Entertainment and Saber Interactive have dropped a more detailed look at Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2’s versus and co-op.