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Mortal Kombat X definitely has a flair for the dramatic, as the newest trailer for NetherRealm’s brutal fighting game looks to have more story than your typical action title, let alone a fighter.

Imagine a giant cauldron, being employed by some mystical techno-witch. She sprinkles a bit of the Alice games, and then throws the tale of red riding hood in with a side of steam/clockpunk fairy tales. Poof! She peers into the cauldron, and Woolfe: The Red Hood Diaries appears.

Sure you’ve got wait longer than any other platform-owner did to get your hands on Grand Theft Auto V PC gamers, but it’s sure looking pretty as a result.

Step into the shoes of Juli Kidman, The Evil Within main character’s Sebastian Castellanos’ partner, in The Assignment DLC pack.

The newest trailer for the third entry in the Batman: Arkham series takes a villainous twist.

Dude, where’s my Grand Theft Auto?

Jack’s of all trades are usually masters of none. Hand of Fate though is a master of every single one of them and a can’t miss game.

Yes, I know the term is kind of over-used, but Metroidvania is kind of the perfect description of what developer Renegade Kid has cooked up with Xeodrifter… along with maybe calling it a bit Blaster Master-esque.

Hold on, things are about to get odd… Oddworld that is, as the remade adventure of Abe arrives in the form of Oddworld: New n’ Tasty for the PC.

4K? Yes, 4K. Homeworld Remastered is playable in the current high-water mark of resolution, and it’s pretty amazing.

Fighting zombies can be a tough proposition in Dying Light. Thankfully we’ve got these helpful little videos for you, loaded up with tips right from the developers at Techland.

Raptr’s numbers for January are in and the social gaming network puts LoL on top of the charts for a tenth straight month.

The brand new, not to mention even darker and more violent, installment of the classic fighting game series Mortal Kombat is almost here and peripheral-maker PDP has a pair of controllers ready for release to mark the occasion.

What other adventure game do you know that launches with an “inebriated musical” trailer?

Bro Force packs in more references to the magical word of ’80s and ’90s action movies than anything else out there, and now there are some drooling, bug-like, acid-blooded xeno’s on the  hunt too.

Melding real actors with cartoon characters, Toonstruck was similar to classic film Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but with one major difference- Christopher Lloyd is playable in the game.