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The iconic point and click gameplay (and humor) of classic adventure games is back with Plot of the Druid. A demo for the game hits Steam next month.

Devolver Digital might have a gem here with Ragnorium, a game that lets gamers return to desolate worlds, and rebuild thriving settlements.

Cover artist Tom duBois has completed his work for dino-centric shooter Second Extinction. Check it and the release date out in the new trailer.

Shing! is an anime beat ‘em up, but not based upon an existing anime. I have to say, it is weird to encounter a beat ‘em up outside of an arcade, but not unwelcome. Shing! has that wonderful quality of satisfying combat and quality visuals that make these types of …

Ary and the Secret of Seasons is a game that had me vexed. I can’t help but feel I’m not the target audience for it, but it contains so many things that I love.

A wonderful peak into the life and times of a reanimated skull. That's not even the weird part.

A non-Kojima fan check out the video game auteur’s latest. Here’s our review of one of the strangest games of 2019, as Death Stranding hits PC.

The trolls are coming to Spellforce 3. The PC strategy title is getting a monstrous infusion of single player content in the form of a new campaign.

PC gamers, get ready to return to one of the all-time classics. The demo for System Shock, currently being remade by Nightdive, is out right now.

Looking for a little multiplayer action on the PC this weekend? Then you might want to check out the first such game from Amazon Games, Crucible.

Based on the tabletop RPG series The Dark Eye, Wild River’s Book of Heroes is set to opens things up for new adventures on the PC this summer.

Looks like Fallout 76 is set to become a heck of a lot more like you’d expect a Fallout game to be with Wastelanders, the new free DLC hitting today.

Capcom’s remake of Resident Evil 3 is coming up fast. But before it arrives, there’s a set of demos to keep you busy, plus a new trailer to check out.

This week I played Highly likely, by Mikola Games. It has a lot going for it, but also doesn’t seem like it wants to be particularly interactive.