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All you’ll need is a relic account plus a steam account and you’re golden.

The latest round of DLC for Total War: Warhammer II is out now, and brings with it a clash between Taurox’s Beastmen and Oxyotl’s Lizardmen.

Barbarian… Kingdom? Hey, even Conan became a king eventually. So it’s with that thought that ManyDev Studio presents Barbarian Kingdom.

A classic PC platformer in the 90s mold, Apogee’s Secret Agent is back and in remastered form. New missions, enemies, and a level editor await.

Buy the first three Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster games individually or all six in a bundle at 20% off on Steam.

Side-scrolling PC title Revita brings a little more content into its Roguelite world with Cursed Choices. The update adds a new area, characters, and more.

From Ominux Games and Chucklefish, Starmancer is a sim that tasks you with running a cartoony spaceport. Oh, and there are cannibals.

A storybook-style highlights the side-scrolling action of HitGrab Game Labs’ Clan O’Conall and the Crown of the Stag. It comes to PC (via Steam) today.

PC gamers looking for a new headset will want to take a look at Audeze’s Mobius. For a limited time, they include a PC copy of Resident Evil Village.

SNK has confirmed the release of the latest Samurai Showdown title for Steam, along with the third character in the 3rd Season of DLC, Amakusa.

A cyberpunk city-builder? Oh yes, and a darn good looking one too. From GamePlanet, CyberTown puts you in charge of an interplanetary dystopia.

If you’ve been waiting for some more mega-style 2D action, then your time has come. Batterystaple Games’ 30XX is here via Steam’s Early Access.

Time to gather the hordes. Orc Warchief: Strategy City Builder puts gamers in the boots of an orc lord, tasked with building a warband.

It’s festival time on Steam, and The Guise is taking advantage with a new trailer. The Metroidvania is set to reveal secrets about it’s gruesome plot.

Larian Studios’ grand return to the world of Baldur’s Gate is finally here. Well, it is in Early Access anyway. The quest begins as Baldur’s Gate 3 has arrived.

It is always nice to go into a review title with expectations and have them challenged. Well, not always obviously, but the surprise is usually good.