Where Is Xur Today? (June 10-14) – Destiny 2 Xur Location And Exotic Items Guide

It’s another Friday and another chance to grab some of the best Exotic weapons in Destiny 2 as Xur will return to the solar system for the next few days. The Agent of the Nine will be back with what will hopefully be some handy weapons and armor to help you out during Season of the Haunted, and as usual, he’ll be appearing in one of three distinct locations.

Xur is present every weekend in Destiny 2, starting with the daily reset at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET each Friday. His exact location is always a mystery when he first arrives, as he is not listed on the map, and for novice players, he can be easy to miss. We don’t know where Xur is yet, but we’ll update this post just as soon as we find out if he’s in the EDZ, the Tower hangar, or chilling outside of a Cabal battleground on Nessus.

In addition to a rotating selection of Exotic weapons and gear, Xur also stocks a number of Legendary-class items from previous seasons, guns with a few handy perks, and legacy Exotics that were previously only obtainable in older seasons, specifically Hawkmoon and Dead Man’s Tale. Those two weapons are available for a hefty amount of Glimmer and other rare materials, but they also come with a different perk each week.

For those of you looking to grab an Exotic Cipher that can be used to purchase an Exotic weapon from the monument in the Tower, there’s also a lengthy quest that you can acquire from Xur that’ll reward you with one of these rare items.

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Devolver Digital Summer Showcase 2022: Every Game Announced

Devolver is never one to show up empty handed to conference season–or say “no” a whole lot of swear words and theatrics. This year’s summer showcase was no exception, as the studio managed to squeeze in a mecha Suda51, their own take on The Neverending Story theme song, several jabs at the state of the games industry, and five cool-as-hell looking games. In case you missed it, here’s a roundup of what was shown during the event.

Cult of the Lamb

First announced earlier this year, we now have a release date for the game that is equal parts creepy and cute: August 11. In Cult of the Lamb, you play as a possessed lamb who must start a cult in order to pay back the strange spirit who saved his life. Collect resources, gain loyal followers, and rid the world of false prophets to become the one true cult and lamb god. Cult of the Lamb will release on PC and all consoles on August 11.

Anger Foot

The aptly named Anger Foot does, in fact, feature a lot of anger and at least one very powerful foot. Set in the, uh, “caffeine-fuelled fever dream of Shit City,” Anger Foot sees you play as a man who is exceptionally good at two things: kicking down doors and taking out mobsters. As you traverse the city’s sewers and skyscrapers, you’ll acquire new kicks with unique skills for your deadly door-stomper to try out. The lighting-fast, FPS action game hits PC in 2023.

Card Shark

While Card Shark might already be out, it didn’t stop Devolver from showing off the game all about dealing cards and deceit. Set in 18th century France, the game tasks you with the daunting and extremely high-risk mission of rising to the top of French society. The way you achieve such glory? By slowly accumulating wealth through winning card games. However, as the stakes and winnings grow larger–and your opponents, more notable–so does your need to be cunning and cheat your way to victory. Card Shark is currently available on PC and Nintendo Switch.

The Plucky Squire

In the brief first look we got of The Plucky Squire, there was a lot to love. The beautifully-animated adventure game follows a young squire named Jot who is rudely kicked out of his storybook by the tale’s villain and must then begin the biggest, multi-dimensional adventure of his life. Throughout the game, Jot must switch between exploring the charmingly illustrated top-down 2D storybook world, and roaming around a 3D world that looks a bit like something out of a Pixar movie. He can also make his way on to other illustrated 2D objects–such as a thermos or coffee mug–and interact with the artwork and unique obstacles found within them. The Plucky Squire is slated to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S, Nintendo Switch, and PC in 2023.

Skate Story

While skating games might be having somewhat of a renaissance as of late, there’s quite a bit that sets Skate Story apart from the rest. In Skate Story, you play as a demon made of glass (and pain, according to the trailer) skating through a beautiful yet ruthlessly oppressive underworld. Luckily, you manage to convince the devil to strike a deal with you: If you stake to the moon and swallow it, he’ll allow you to leave hell scot-free. Simple, right? Skate Story forgoes the usual chipper tone of skate games to provide us with something dark, moody, and dazzling. It’s safe to say we can’t wait for it to hit PC in 2023.

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AMD’s Desktop CPU Roadmap: 2024 Brings Zen 5-based “Granite Ridge”

As part of AMD’s Financial Analyst Day 2022, it has provided us with a look at the company’s desktop client CPU roadmap as we advance towards 2024. As we already know, AMD’s latest 5 nm chips based on its Ryzen 7000 family are expected to launch in Fall 2022 (later this year), but the big news is that AMD has confirmed their Zen 5 architecture will be coming to client desktops sometime before the end of 2024 as AMD’s “Granite Ridge” chips.

At Computex 2022, during AMD’s Keynote presented by CEO Dr. Lisa Su, AMD unveiled its Zen 4 core architecture using TSMC’s 5 nm process node. Despite not announcing specific SKUs during this event, AMD did unveil some expected performance metrics that we could expect to see with the release of Ryzen 7000 for desktop. This includes 1 MB per core L2 cache, which is double the L2 cache per core with Zen 3, and up to a 15% performance uplight in single-threaded IPC performance. 

AMD 3D V-Cache Coming to Ryzen 7000 and Beyond

One key thing to note with AMD’s updated client CPU roadmap, it highlights some more on what to expect with its Zen 4 core, which is built on TSMC’s 5 nm node. AMD is expecting 8-10% IPC gains over Zen 3, on top of their previously announced clockspeed gains. As a result, the company is expecting single-threaded performance to improve by at least 15%, and by even more for multi-threaded workloads.

Meanwhile AMD’s 3D V-Cache packaging technology will also come to client desktop Zen 4. AMD is holding any further information close to their chest, but their current roadmap makes it clear that we should, at a minimum, expect a successor to the the Ryzen 7 5800X3D.

AMD Zen 5 For Client Desktop: Granite Ridge

The updated AMD client CPU roadmap until 2024 also gives us a time frame of when we can expect its next-generation Zen 5 cores. Built on what AMD is terming an “advanced node” (so either 4 nm or 3 nm), Zen 5 for client desktops will be Granite Ridge.

At two years out, AMD isn’t offering any further details than what they’ve said about the overall Zen 5 architecture thus far. So while we know that Zen 5 will involve a significant reworking of AMD’s CPU architecture with a focus on the front end and issue width, AMD isn’t sharing anything about the Granite Ridge family or related platform in particular. So sockets, chipsets, etc are all up in the air.

But for now, AMD’s full focus is on the Zen 4-based Ryzen 7000 family. Set to launch this fall, 2022 should end on a high note for the company.

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How To Watch The Epic Games Store Summer Showcase

Though the primary event is over, Summer Game Fest continues over the next week and that includes newly announced the Epic Games Store Summer Showcase. As the name suggests, the focus of this stream will be on PC games coming to the storefront this year and in the future.

When is the Epic Games Store Summer Showcase?

The Epic Games Store Summer Showcase premieres on June 10, at 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET, with other regional times listed below.

Epic Games Store Showcase start times on Friday, June 10

11 AM PT1 PM CT2 PM ET7 PM GMT3 AM JST (Saturday, June 11)4 AM AEST (Saturday, June 11)

How long is the Epic Games Store Summer Showcase?

Promotional materials included no details related to the length of the showcase.

How to watch Epic Games Store Summer Showcase

The showcase will be broadcasted on the Summer Game Fest Twitch and YouTube channels, as well as on the Epic Games Twitch channel. You may also be able find community streamers offering their own commentary for the showcase.

What to Expect at the Epic Games Store Summer Showcase

The brief announcement video shown at Summer Game Fest Live showed footage of Saints Row and Rocket League. Two Epic Store PC exclusives were shown at Summer Games Fest Live: Witchfire and Goat Simulator 3. It’s possible those games will receive more attention at the showcase. Otherwise, there have been scant details as to what might be shown. New titles exclusive to the storefront or updates on big games like Fortnite could be presented, but any further details are purely speculative.

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Updated AMD Notebook Roadmap: Zen 4 on 4nm in 2023, Zen 5 By End of 2024

As we’ve come to expect during AMD’s Financial Analyst Day (FAD), we usually get small announcements about big things coming in the future. This includes updated product roadmaps for different segments such as desktop, server, graphics, and mobile. In AMD’s latest notebook roadmap stretching out to 2024, AMD has unveiled that its mobile Zen 4 core (Pheonix Point) will be available sometime in 2023 and Zen 5 for mobile on an unspecified node which is expected to land sometime by the end of 2024.

The updated AMD Notebook roadmap through to 2024 highlights two already available mobile processors, the Zen 3-based Ryzen 5000 series with Vega integrated graphics and the latest Ryzen 6000 based on Zen 3+ and with the newest RDNA 2 mobile graphics capabilities. But there’s more that is due to be announced starting in 2023.

From The Rembrandt, Rises a Pheonix: Zen 4 Mobile AKA Pheonix Point

What’s new and upcoming on the updated AMD mobile roadmap is the successor to Rembrandt (Ryzen 6000), which AMD has codenamed Pheonix Point. AMD Phenoix Point will be based on AMD’s upcoming Zen 4 core architecture and will be built using TSMC’s 4 nm process node. According to the roadmap, AMD’s Zen 4 Pheonix Point mobile processors will use Artificial Intelligence Engine (AIE) and AMD’s upcoming and next-generation RDNA 3 integrated graphics. It’s unclear whether the platform will use DDR5 or DDR4 memory, but seeing as how Ryzen 7000 (Zen 4) uses the same core architecture and will be exclusive to DDR5 only that Pheonix Point will use DDR5 memory.

Also Announced: Zen 5 Mobile Codenamed Strix Point

Also on the AMD notebook roadmap is the announcement of its Zen 5-based platform on an unspecified manufacturing process, codenamed Strix Point. While details on Strix Point are minimal, AMD does state that Strix Point will use AMD’s unreleased RDNA 3+ graphics technology, which will likely be a refreshed and perhaps more performance per watt efficient RDNA 3 variation.

Also listed within the slide of the roadmap with Pheonix Point and Strix Point is an Artificial Intelligence Engine (AIE), which is more commonly found in mobile phones. The AI Engine or AIE will allow AMD to spec its products based on tiling with an adaptive interconnect. Still, it hasn’t unveiled much more about how it intends to incorporate AIE into its notebook portfolio. We know that it is part of AMD’s XDNA Adaptive Architecture IP, which comes from its acquisition of Xilinx.

We will likely learn more about AMD’s Pheonix Point based on Zen 4 in the coming future, as a release date sometime in 2023 is expected. As for Strix Point, which will be using its unannounced Zen 5 microarchitecture, we’re likely to hear more about this next year sometime.

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Space Was The Place For Summer Game Fest 2022

Summer Game Fest Live debuted new looks at dozens of already-announced titles and first looks at brand-new ones, and it quickly became apparent that there seemed to be an unofficial theme of the show: space.

That much was obvious within the first 30 minutes of the nearly two-hour-long livestream, which kicked off with a world premiere look at a new strategy game set in the Alien film universe, Aliens: Dark Descent. Host and Summer Game Fest organizer Geoff Keighley then followed that reveal up with a (sort of) new trailer and the first gameplay demo for sci-fi horror title The Callisto Protocol. A few reveals later, and we were back in space, this time for the newly revealed space thriller Fort Solis.

The space-theme continued with the announcement of Stormgate, a new sci-fi RTS from the ex-Blizzard developers of Frost Giant Studios. It would only be a few reveals later, when it came time for Keighley to discuss Honkai: Star Rail, an open-world space RPG (which was itself preceded by an announcement for the free-to-play sci-fi shooter Warframe), that Keighley himself acknowledged there were more than a few games set amidst the backdrop of the final frontier.

“Yeah, a lot of space today” Keighley said with a laugh while introducing Honkai: Star Rail.

Xbox noticed the trend, too, posting a Twitter poll that asked fans their opinion on the most anticipated genre featured during Summer Game Fest; horror, science-fiction, science-fiction horror, or video games in general.

#SummerGameFest is going strong, and it looks like the most-anticipated genre is:

— Xbox (@Xbox) June 9, 2022

If you were a fan of dark spaceship corridors, evil robots, giant mechs, and hostile aliens, the Summer Game Fest stream was a dream come true. While the constant looks at sci-fi heavy titles set among the stars did make the stream feel a little one note, there was certainly plenty to get excited about for fans of science-fiction. Considering how things are going on Earth, maybe it’s not surprising to see so many upcoming games look to the stars, as dark and terrifying as they can sometimes be.

The grimdark future of Warhammer 40K: Darktide continues to look promising, and the gore-filled gameplay debut of The Callisto Protocol made clear it has learned all the best lessons from Dead Space. The reveal of the narrative-focused Fort Solis, which has some serious voice talent like Troy Baker behind the project, also looks to be one to keep an eye on, as is the anime-inspired Honkai: Star Rail, which based on developer HoYoverse’s Genshin Impact pedigree, is sure to be a crowd pleaser. Even though all the games mentioned above were technically set in space, Summer Game Fest at least featured a wide range of game genres set within sci-fi settings, ranging from RTS and strategy titles to first-person thrillers and shooters, which helped to set each game apart.

Summer Game Fest is already slated to return in the summer of 2023. When it does, here’s hoping Keighley can provide a little more variety in the lineup of games being featured, regardless of the constant allure to create games set in galaxies far, far away.

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AMD Announces Genoa-X: 4th Gen EPYC with Up to 96 Zen 4 Cores and 1GB L3 V-Cache

As AMD makes strides in snatching market share with its high-performance x86 processor designs in the server market, it has announced some of its upcoming 4th generations EPYC families expected sometime in 2023. Focusing on its technical computing and database-focused family codenamed Genoa-X, it is the direct successor to AMD’s Milan-X EPYC line-up which launches, later on, this year in Q4. 

Essentially the V-Cache enabled version of AMD’s Genoa EPYC CPUs, Genoa-X will include up to 96 Zen 4 cores and 1GB (or more) of L3 cache per socket. We know that Genoa-X will be using the latest SP5 socket (LGA6096), and will feature twelve memory channels, just like the regular Genoa platform which is set to debut in Q4 2022.

This means that the new SP5 platform will support Genoa, Genoa-X, Bergamo, and Siena, although it is unclear if users upgrading from Genoa to Genoa-X will need a new LGA6096 motherboard or if it will be enabled with a firmware update.

As the successor to Milan-X, Genoa-X is designed to slot into the same user segment, with AMD pitching it at customers who have workloads that uniquely benefit from oversized L3 caches – that is, workloads that can predominantly fit in those caches. That includes technical computing workloads (CAM, etc) as well as databases.

We expect to hear more about Genoa-X and any specific features it will bring to the 4th Gen EPYC platform in the future. AMD Genoa-X is scheduled to be released sometime in 2023.

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The Last Of Us HBO Series Features Game Voice Actors In “Real Roles”

The Last of Us HBO adaptation is inching closer and closer to completion, and during Summer Game Fest 2022, we got our first look at a shot from the show, as well as some new details about its cast.

Troy Baker and Ashley Johnson, the actors that portray Joel and Ellie respectively in the games, are going to appear in the HBO adaptation. Speaking on stage, Naughty Dog’s Neil Druckmann says that these aren’t cameos, but instead “real roles” that will be important to the story. Baker and Johnson aren’t reprising their roles, however, with Pedro Pascal playing Joel and Bella Ramsey playing Ellie.

The first shot from the series was revealed on stage, showing Pascal and Ramsey in their roles.

First shot from HBO’s The Last of Us

The series is being helmed by Chernobyl creator and writer, Craig Mazin, with Druckmann also acting as co-creator, writer, and director. Druckmann revealed that he directed one of the show’s episodes, with Kantemir Balagov, Jasmila Žbanić, Ali Abbasi, Peter Hoar, Jeremy Webb, and Liza Johnson also taking up directorial duties across the season. The show is scheduled to wrap filming tomorrow, June 10. A premiere date for the series has not yet been shared.

The original game is getting a remake fairly soon, though, with The Last of Us Part 1 launching on PlayStation 5 on September 2. A PC version will launch at a later date. Naughty Dog also revealed that it has spun-off its Factions multiplayer component for The Last of Us Part 2 into a standalone game, with plans to talk more about the project in 2023.

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AMD’s 2022-2024 Client GPU Roadmap: RDNA 3 This Year, RDNA 4 Lands in 2024

Among the slew of announcements from AMD today around their 2022 Financial Analyst Day, the company offering an update to their client GPU (RDNA) roadmap. Like the company’s Zen CPU architecture roadmap, AMD has been keeping a 2 year horizon here, essentially showing what’s out, what’s about to come out, and what’s going to be coming out in a year or two. Meaning that today’s update gives us our first glace at what will follow RDNA 3, which itself was announced back in 2020.

With AMD riding a wave of success with their current RDNA 2 architecture products (the Radeon RX 6000 family), the company is looking to keep up that momentum as they shift towards the launch of products based on their forthcoming RDNA 3 architecture.  And while today’s roadmap update from AMD is a high-level one, it none the less offers us the most detailed look yet into what AMD has in store for their Radeon products later this year.

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This Week’s Free Game At Epic Is Available Now

The Epic Games Store continues to give away free games each week, more than three years after the digital storefront launched its awesome weekly freebies program. Epic has confirmed that the free games program will continue through at least the end of 2022. Every Thursday at the same time 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET–Epic gives up between one and three free games. You merely need to create a free Epic account and enable two-factor authentication to start snagging freebies. At this point, Epic has given away well over 100 free games, and there’s no sign that the program will stop any time soon. We keep this article up to date weekly to highlight both the current free games and next week’s offerings.

This week’s free game at Epic

Maneater

From now until June 16 at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET, you can claim Maneater, an action game that places you in the fins of a hungry shark. Maneater’s title aptly describes the game, as it revolves around chomping at hapless humans who are just trying to have a good time near the beach. It earned a 7/10 in our Maneater review.

Next week’s free game at Epic

Supraland

Starting June 16, Epic account holders can claim Supraland, a great action game that takes cues from The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, and more popular franchises. Supraland has colorful visuals, clever puzzles, and exciting combat. It’s definitely worth checking out if you haven’t played it yet.

Epic Games Store free games list

We’re keeping a running list of every free game that Epic users have been able to claim in the past. From AAA hits to indie darlings, Epic has really made its mark with free games. You can even snag these games if you don’t have a powerful PC so you can play them if you ever get one. Look at the list below to see the frankly ridiculous list of free games that have been available.

Editor’s Note: Article Updated on May 19, 2022

GameDateSupralandJune 16-23, 2022ManeaterJune 9-16, 2022Wolfenstein: The New OrderJune 2-9, 2022BioShock: The CollectionMay 26-June 2, 2022Borderlands 3May 19-26, 2022Redout: Enhanced EditionMay 12-19, 2022PreyMay 12-19, 2022Jotun: Valhalla EditionMay 12-19, 2022Terraforming MarsMay 5-12, 2022ParadigmApril 28-May 5, 2022Just Die AlreadyApril 28-May 5, 2022RiverbondApril 21-28, 2022InsurmountableApril 14-21, 2022XCOM 2April 14-21, 2022The Vanishing of Ethan CarterApril 7-14, 2022Rogue LegacyApril 7-14, 2022City of BrassMarch 31-April 7, 2022Total War: WarhammerMarch 31-April 7, 2022Demon’s TiltMarch 24-31, 2022In Sound MindMarch 17-24, 2022Cities: SkylinesMarch 10-17, 2022Black Widow: RechargedMarch 3-10, 2022Centipede: RechargedMarch 3-10, 2022Cris TalesFebruary 24-March 3, 2022Brothers – A Tale of Two SonsFebruary 17-24, 2022WindboundFebruary 10-17, 2022Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible LairFebruary 3-10, 2022Daemon X MachinaJanuary 27-February 3, 2022RelictaJanuary 20-27, 2022Galactic Civilizations 3January 13-20, 2022Gods Will FallJanuary 6-13, 2022Tomb Raider Reboot TrilogyDecember 29, 2021-January 6, 2022Salt and SanctuaryDecember 29-30, 2021Moving OutDecember 28-29, 2021Mages of Mystralia December 27-28, 2021ControlDecember 26-27, 2021PreyDecember 25-26, 2021Pathfinder: KingmakerDecember 24-25, 2021VampyrDecember 23-24, 2021Mutant Year Zero: Road to EdenDecember 22-23, 2021Second ExtinctionDecember 21-22, 2021Loop HeroDecember 18-21, 2021The Vanishing of Ethan CarterDecember 19, 2021Remnant: From the AshesDecember 18, 2021Neon AbyssDecember 17-18, 2021Shenmue IIIDecember 16-17, 2021Prison ArchitectDecember 9-16, 2021Godfall: Challenger EditionDecember 9-16, 2021While True: Learn[]December 2-9, 2021Dead by DaylightDecember 2-9, 2021The Hunter: Call of the WildNovember 25-December 2, 2021Kid A Mnesia ExhibitionNovember 18-25, 2021Never AloneNovember 18-25, 2021Guild of DungeoneeringNovember 18-25, 2021Tiny Tiny’s Assault on Dragon KeepNovember 9-16, 2021Aven ColonyNovember 4-11, 2021Darq: Complete EditionOctober 28-November 4, 2021Among the SleepOctober 21-28, 2021Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a PulseOctober 14-21, 2021PC Building SimulatorOctober 7-14, 2021Europa Universalis IVSeptember 30-October 7, 2021The EscapistsSeptember 23-30, 2021TharsisSeptember 16-23, 2021Speed BrawlSeptember 16-23, 2021ShelteredSeptember 9-16, 2021Nioh: Complete EditionSeptember 9-16, 2021Yoku’s Island ExpressSeptember 2-9, 2021AutomachefAugust 26-September 2, 2021Saints Row The Third RemasteredAugust 26-September 2, 2021Void BastardsAugust 19-26, 2021Yooka-LayleeAugust 19-26, 2021Rebel GalaxyAugust 12-19, 2021MinitAugust 5-12, 2021A Plague Tale: InnocenceAugust 5-12, 2021Train Sim World 2July 29-August 5, 2021MothergunshipJuly 29-August 5, 2021Defense Grid: AwakeningJuly 22-29, 2021VerdunJuly 22-29, 2021Offworld Trading CompanyJuly 15-22, 2021ObductionJuly 15-22, 2021IroncastJuly 8-15, 2021Bridge Constructor: Walking DeadJuly 8-15, 2021The Spectrum RetreatJuly 1-July 8, 2021Horizon Chase TurboJune 24-July 1, 2021Sonic ManiaJune 24-July 1, 2021Hell is Other DemonsJune 17-24, 2021Overcooked 2June 17-24, 2021ControlJune 10-17, 2021FrostpunkJune 3-10, 2021Among UsMay 27-June 3, 2021NBA 2K21May 20-27, 2021The Lion’s SongMay 13-20, 2021PineMay 6-13, 2021Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms (DLC)April 29-May 6, 2021Hand of Fate 2April 22-29, 2021Alien: IsolationApril 22-29, 2021Deponia: The Complete JourneyApril 15-22, 2021Ken Follet’s The Pillars of the EarthApril 15-22, 2021The First TreeApril 15-22, 20213/10: Season TwoApril 8-15, 2021Tales of the Neon SeaApril 1-8, 2021Creature in the WellMarch 25-April 1, 2021The FallMarch 18-25, 2021Surviving MarsMarch 11-18, 2021Wargame: Red DragonMarch 4-11, 2021Sunless SeaFebruary 25-March 4, 2021Absolute DriftFebruary 18-25, 2021Rage 2February 18-25, 2021Halycon 6: Starbase CommanderFebruary 11-18, 2021For the KingFebruary 4-11, 2021Metro: Last Light ReduxFebruary 4-11, 2021Dandara: Trials of Fear editionJanuary 28-February 4, 2021Galactic Civilizations IIIJanuary 21-28, 2021Star Wars Battlefront II: Celebration editionJanuary 14-21, 2021Crying SunsJanuary 7-14, 2021Jurassic World EvolutionJanuary 1-7, 2021Tyranny – Gold editionDecember 10-17, 2020Pillars of Eternity – Definitive editionDecember 10-17, 2020Cave Story+December 3-10, 2020The World Next DoorNovember 19-26, 2020Elite DangerousNovember 19-26, 2020The Textorcist: The Story of Ray BibbiaNovember 12-19, 2020Dungeons 3November 5-12, 2020Blair WitchOctober 29-November 5, 2020Ghostbusters: The Video Game RemasteredOctober 29-November 5, 2020Costume Quest 2October 22-29, 2020Layers of Fear 2October 22-29, 2020Amnesia: A Machine For PigsOctober 15-22, 2020Kingdom: New LandsOctober 15-22, 2020Rising Storm 2: VietnamOctober 8-15, 2020AbzuOctober 8-15, 2020PikunikuOctober 1-8, 2020RollerCoaster Tycoon 3September 24-October 1, 2020Football Manager 2020September 17-24, 2020Stick it to the ManSeptember 17-24, 2020Watch Dogs 2September 17-24, 2020Where the Water Tastes Like WineSeptember 10-17, 2020Railway EmpireSeptember 10-17, 2020Into the BreachSeptember 3-10, 2020Shadowrun CollectionAugust 27-September 3, 2020HitmanAugust 27-September 3, 2020God’s TriggerAugust 20-27, 2020Enter the Gungeon August 20-27, 2020Remnant: From the AshesAugust 13-20, 2020The Alto CollectionAugust 13-20, 2020Wilmot’s WarehouseAugust 6-13, 2020Superbrothers: Sword & Sorcery EPJuly 30-August 6, 2020BaronyJuly 30-August 6, 202020XXJuly 30-August 6, 2020Next Up HeroJuly 23-30, 2020TacomaJuly 23-30, 2020Torchlight 2July 16-23, 2020Killing Floor 2July 9-16, 2020Lifeless PlanetJuly 9-16, 2020The Escapists 2July 9-16, 2020HueJuly 2-July 9, 2020AER Memories of OldJune 25-July 2, 2020Stranger Things 3June 25-July 2, 2020PathwayJune 18-25, 2020Ark: Survival EvolvedJune 11-18, 2020Samurai Shodown NeoGeo CollectionJune 11-18, 2020OvercookedJune 4-11, 2020Borderlands: The Handsome CollectionMay 28-June 4, 2020Civilization VIMay 21-28, 2020Grand Theft Auto VMay 14-21, 2020Death ComingMay 7-14, 2020CrashlandsApril 30-May 7, 2020Amnesia: The Dark DescentApril 30-May 7, 2020For the KingApril 23-30, 2020Just Cause 4April 16-23, 2020Wheels of AureliaApril 16-23, 2020Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and PunishmentsApril 9-16, 2020Close to the SunApril 9-16, 2020Gone HomeApril 2-9, 2020Drawful 2April 2-9, 2020HobApril 2-9, 2020Totally Reliable Delivery ServiceApril 1-8, 2020World War ZMarch 26-April 2, 2020Torment x PunisherMarch 26-April 2, 2020FigmentMarch 26-April 2, 2020Watch DogsMarch 19-26, 2020The Stanley ParableMarch 19-26, 2020A Short HikeMarch 12-19, 2020MutazioneMarch 12-19, 2020Anodyne 2March 12-19, 2020GonnerMarch 5-12, 2020Offworld Trading CompanyMarch 5-12, 2020Inner SpaceFebruary 27-March 5, 2020FaeriaFebruary 20-27, 2020Assassin’s Creed SyndicateFebruary 20-27, 2020AztezFebruary 13-20, 2020Kingdom Come: DeliveranceFebruary 13-20, 2020Ticket to RideFebruary 6-13, 2020CarcassonneFebruary 6-13, 2020Farming Simulator 19January 30-February 6, 2020The BridgeJanuary 23-30, 2020HoraceJanuary 16-23, 2020Sundered: Eldritch EditionJanuary 9-16, 2020Darksiders Warmastered EditionJanuary 1-9, 2020Darksiders 2 Dethinitive EditionJanuary 1-9, 2020SteepJanuary 1-9, 2020Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible LairDecember 31, 2019Hello NeighborDecember 30, 2019The Talos PrincipleDecember 29, 2019Shadow Tactics: Blades of the ShogunDecember 28, 2019Hyper Light DrifterDecember 27, 2019FTL: Faster Than LightDecember 26, 2019Totally Accurate Battle SimulatorDecember 25, 2019CelesteDecember 24, 2019Ape OutDecember 23, 2019Little InfernoDecember 22, 2019SuperhotDecember 21, 2019Towerfall AscensionDecember 20, 2019Into the BreachDecember 19, 2019The Wolf Among UsDecember 12-19, 2019The EscapistsDecember 12-19, 2019Jotun: Valhalla EditionDecember 6-12, 2019Rayman LegendsNovember 29-December 6, 2019Bad NorthNovember 21-29, 2019The MessengerNovember 14-21, 2019RuinerNovember 7-14, 2019Nuclear ThroneNovember 7-14, 2019Costume QuestOctober 31-November 7, 2019SomaOctober 31-November 7, 2019Layers of FearOctober 24-October 31, 2019Q.U.B.E.2October 24-October 31, 2019Alan Wake: American NightmareOctober 17-24, 2019ObserverOctober 17-24, 2019Surviving MarsOctober 10-17, 2019MinitOctober 3-10, 2019Metro 2033 ReduxSeptember 26-October 3, 2019EverythingSeptember 26-October 3, 2019Lego Batman TrilogySeptember 19-26, 2019Batman: Arkham CollectionSeptember 19-26, 2019ConariumSeptember 12-19, 2019AbzuSeptember 5-12, 2019The End is NighSeptember 5-12, 2019CelesteAugust 29-September 5, 2019InsideAugust 29-September 5, 2019FezAugust 22-29, 2019Hyper Light DrifterAugust 15-22, 2019Mutant Year Zero: Road to EdenAugust 15-22, 2019GNOGAugust 8-15, 2019For HonorAugust 2-9, 2019Alan WakeAugust 2-9, 2019This War of MineJuly 25-August 2, 2019MoonlighterJuly 25-August 2, 2019LimboJuly 18-July 25, 2019TorchlightJuly 11-18, 2019OvercookedJuly 4-11, 2019Last Day of JuneJune 27-July 4, 2019Rebel GalaxyJune 20-27, 2019Enter the GungeonJune 13-20, 2019Kingdom: New LandsJune 6-13, 2019City of BrassMay 30-6, 2019RimeMay 23-30, 2019Stories UntoldMay 16-23, 2019World of GooMay 2-16, 2019TransistorApril 18-May 2, 2019The WitnessApril 4-18, 2019OxenfreeMarch 21-April 4, 2019Slime RancherMarch 7-21, 2019Thimbleweed ParkFebruary 21-March 7, 2019Axiom VergeFebruary 7-21, 2019The Jackbox Party PackJanuary 24-February 7, 2019What Remains of Edith FinchJanuary 11-24, 2019Super Meat BoyDecember 28, 2018-January 10, 2019SubnauticaDecember 12-27, 2018

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