Stay calm, nobody panic: It’s finally happening. After thirteen long years of silence, Valve Software has released a new self-made entry into the monolithic Half-Life series in the form of Half-Life: Alyx.

Drawing inspiration from metroidvania titles of the past and the storytelling of animated epics such as Lion King and the Iron Giant, Moon Studios aims to rekindle the ember of the genre and weave it into the tapestry of a grand emotive story in its latest tale of Ori and the Will of the Wisps.

Nearly one full year has passed since the monolithic launch of Massive Entertainment's The Division 2 took critical praise, and they are back once again with an all new expansion to keep the momentum going. Warlords of New York brings agents back to the original setting to pursue old enemies in the form of the villainous Aaron Keener who has resurfaced by releasing a new biological weapon on the command center there. 

The granddaddy of computer RPGs is coming back in a new installment! After twenty years of silence, Baldur’s Gate 3 gameplay has debuted at PAX East.

Collecting pets, capturing monsters, and battling with them has long been a beloved staple throughout gaming history. Entering the fray, fledgling Brazilian studio Cadabra Games brings a new take on this core concept to PC with their flagship game Adore.

The halls were decked, holly was hung, parties were thrown, and the collective hangover of the past decade has started to wear off just a bit. Now is the time for the most important moment after coming together to revel in peace, joy, and excess. No, not those shakily made, half-hearted resolutions, but a new year of the hype train rolling into stations across the world to bring glimpses of the future of gaming in 2020.

After nearly a year of waiting, Ashen, finally enters the realm of full release. Initially available for just the Epic Game Store on PC, and XBox One owners, Ashen arrived to favorable reviews, garnering attention for a smooth art style and game play hook. The game, much like the story itself, now brings its tale of seeking a true home to call your own to the broader gaming audience.

The New Zealand-based studio A44 has brought us an action RPG where nothing is permanent, almost everything is transient, and twilight rules. Light is returned once again to this world as the Ashen is reborn, and players are stirred to find a way to create a home that will last.

The Holidays are almost upon us, and in the mad scramble to arrive whole and sane at the finish line, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are about to come sauntering in to let us know that they're kind of a big deal. With a solid focus on physical merchandise this day really is one of the best times to grab the perfect gift for family, friends, and loved ones while leaving the impact on the wallet a bit easier to handle.

Excitement mounts as ExileCon prepares to bring some massive news to Exiles all over the world, and some massive changes to Wraeclast. Launched officially by Grinding Gear Games in October of 2013, Path of Exile has seen a host of changes and updates that have catapulted the game to the forefront of action RPGs and garnered critical acclaim from all corners. Now, as patch 4.0 looms nearer, the developers of the game are hosting the first ever ExileCon as a way for fans to see what’s coming next and to connect with their expansive community.

It’s time to get back in the saddle as Arthur Morgan and company ride out of the sunset for the long awaited PC release of Rockstar Games’ epic Red Dead Redemption 2. On October 26, 2018 the grand tale of good, bad, and, of course, redemption, rocked the console gaming scene to the tune of resounding critical acclaim, but a port to the PC wasn’t quite ready to go. Now a little over a year later the game is polished up, all the dials are turned up to 11, and the party is ready to start again.

The Outer Worlds releases today from veteran studio Obsidian Entertainment, the minds behind Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, Fallout: New Vegas, and the acclaimed Pillars of Eternity series as well as many others. This time they introduce us to a brand new RPG with a unique setting that blasts off to the furthest reaches of space.

Don your gas masks and fire up the old Geiger counter as Chernobylite releases today in early access on PC. Developed by Polish studio The Farm 51, creators of the acclaimed Get Even, Chernobylite is their newest entry into the survival horror genre set this time in the eerie Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. Fight to survive and discover a story steeped in tragedy, pain, and a mystery obscured by time.

Expanding on the successful open world formula adopted by Ghost Recon Wildlands, Ubisoft leaves behind real world counterparts in Ghost Recon Breakpoint for the fictional setting of Auroa. In this addition to the series, the iconic Ghosts return for a new mission that will put their survival skills to the test. The game launches today on several platforms with seasonal updates planned for the future.