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No, not The Greatest American Hero, that’s something else entirely. What Ziggurat is bringing back with American Hero is a veritable title lost to time.

The latest Worms game saw release last November with Worms Rumble, and now that very title has burrowed over to the Xbox and Switch.

Beginning today is another new mission in Square Enix’ Avengers game, and this one introduces a cosmic-level threat. The Cosmic Cube has arrived.

Those crops aren’t going to harvest themselves, you know. Good thing Farming Simulator 22 is rolling back onto consoles and PC this November.

There are a lot of 4’s happening in Zombie Army 4’s new trailer. That’s mainly due to the fact that the Left 4 Dead crew is joining the game.

The latest Metro title from Deep Silver and 4A Games, Metro Exodus has been officially updated to the current generation console standard. 0

With a sequel just announced, the original A Plague Tale title is set to see a renaissance as well. It’s coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch in July.

While we covered Starfield’s launch info during E3’s Xbox/Bethesda press event, it’s probably worth posting again for those who might’ve missed it.

Sporting a fantastic animated intro is Cris Tales, Modus Games’ JRPG set to arrive on consoles next month. Check it out in the latest video release.

BrutalGamer’s editor-in-chief talks about his picks of the E3 2021, along with a few sorely missed MIA titles, as a part of our wrap-up series.

The Plague has returned. A Plague Tale: Requiem brings Asobo Studio and Focus Home Interactive’s medieval tale back to gaming consoles in 2022.

Forza Horizon 5 was one of the most impressive looking titles of E3 2021. The game is coming up for the Xbox Series X|S this fall.

Live and in living color is Bethesda’s updating of their MMO, The Elder Scrolls Online. The title now sports enhanced looks and performance.

Remember Atomic Heart? The FPS was first seen years ago, and then kind of vanished. Well, it’s still on the way, and thanks to an E3 trailer, it’s looking great.

Square Enix is taking their Marvel license to the stars, with a Guardians of the Galaxy title that looks like a cross between the movies and comics.