Around two years ago at an older Game Awards show, the Polish team of The Astronauts showed off their next game. Called Witchfire, it looked like a funky mix of action that made no bones about it wanting to be the Dark Souls of shooters. Which is weird because that game already exists and is called Rainbow Six: Siege. HEYOH!

After twenty years, a new Mechwarrior game aims to change that. Called Mechwarrior 5: Mercenaries, the latest chapter in the ancient franchise looks like exactly the kind of robot game I’ve been waiting for. Absolute units of mass destruction, gigantic mechanical marvels stomping around the battlefield and unleashing volleys of ultra devastation on anything that gets in their way.

From Sea of Thieves to a mysterious new forest! Rare’s got a brand new intellectual property to show off, in the form of Everwild. Here’s the first trailer for the game, which appears to blend magic with nature.

We’ve had the Terminator Hasta la Vista some skulls into oblivion. Watched Shang Tsung steal souls and seen Nightwolf bring the thunder. But they’ve got nothing on Sindel, the resurrected queen of Eternia who is out for blood and can rip flesh from bone with the sheer sound of her voice alone! Here’s a quick look at the Scream Queen making her grand return in Mortal Kombat 11.

In a distant, post-apocalyptic future, what remains of the population of mankind lives in an enclosed citadel called Domed City Providence, created to survive the harsh outside environment. In this, mankind’s final refuge, Randolph Carter, a member of a notorious hacker-for-hire group called ODIN, accidentally stumbles across the terrifying truth, a truth that might tear apart his own sanity and lead him to question his very existence.

Here’s a new trailer for Marvel's Avengers giving it the razzle dazzle overview recap, as well as some tasty info from developer Crystal dynamic’s big cheese in charge of the project on how you'll be min-maxing a team worthy of the title of Earth's mightiest mortals.

Can a game set in the post nuclear apocalypse of the future that the films are trying to avoid, be the salvation that fans are looking for? I’m…not exactly sold on what I’ve seen so far. While a first-person shooter with stealth, a few role-playing mechanics and a crafting system should sound like a dream Terminator game, developer Teyon’s (You may remember them from that Rambo game which was uh something to say the least) stab at the Skynet future looks passable at best. See for yourself, with close to a half hour of new footage straight from EGX.

There’re still two weeks to go before Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s release on October 25, but that’s never stopped a video game company from releasing a “launch” trailer before. And that’s precisely what Activision and Infinity Ward have done, with an explosive new launch trailer set to a mix of sorts of Metallica’s Enter Sandman.