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“A LEGO Hind D?!” YouTuber Bearly Regal is recreating Metal Gear Solid‘s Shadow Moses Island in the sandbox game LEGO Worlds. Here’s what he has so far. It’s amazing how simply adding in the PlayStation boot sequence makes it so much better.

An early but comprehensive look at the online fighting RPG Absolver. Your characters’ moves are separated into stances that can flow into each other. There are also dodge, parry, feint, and absorb moves that add depth to the combat.

Ahoy’s ongoing series about real life weapons and their roles in video games takes on the big daddy we all immediately run for in FPSes – the deadly rocket launcher. While it’s not exactly surgical in its approach, there’s no denying the effectiveness of this ranged explosive device.

Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia is a Nintendo 3DS exclusive and a full remake of the second Fire Emblem game. It has a freely navigable world map, third-person dungeons, and the series’ trademark turn-based battles with optional permadeath.

Like Smash Bros. games, the Switch-exclusive boxing game Arms is easy to pick up and play. But if you want to be competitive, you need to know how the different characters and fists work. Mix and match them to suit your style.

Paradigm is a hilarious point-and-click adventure set in a post-apocalyptic world filled with mutants, including a pug with a mullet, a giant sloth, a human duck, and whatever its eponymous protagonist is supposed to be. PC & Mac demos available here. Drops 4/5/17.

Daniel Perdomo’s DIY analog PONG table is now an officially-licensed Atari product. It preserves the original game’s control scheme but on a larger, physical form. The knobs can be covered when you want to have a normal table. Available in four designs.

(PG-13) Two critically-acclaimed PS Vita murder mystery games make their way to the PS4 as a discounted bundle. Don’t be fooled by their cutesy graphics – the DanganRonpa games are well-written and gruesome thrillers that will keep you on your toes.

Fans of the original ToeJam and Earl games will be excited to see the progress that’s been made on the latest game in the series. While it’s completely new, it borrows heavily from the mechanics of the original two SEGA Genesis games. Hyper Funk Zone FTW!

An upcoming RPG about the “human side” of samurai, with pivotal dialogue choices and what sounds like an Infinity Blade-like progression system. It has simultaneous turn-based combat and an art style inspired by ink wash painting. Coming to PCs, Xbox One and PS4.

Electronic rock band EZXP turns in an all too short medley of covers from the soundtrack of the SEGA classic Sonic the Hedgehog. That part where Sonic runs out of air underwater still stresses us out to this day.

In the early ’80s, spurred by the success of Dragon Quest, Hironobu Sakaguchi, Koichi Ishii and Akitoshi Kawazu came up with a roleplaying video game inspired by Western tabletop RPGs. The result is a series that, while not always brilliant, is never afraid to reinvent itself.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey shows us one of the reasons why The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of the best video games ever made – its physics, tools and weapons let you find joy in coming up with different ways to kill enemies. And yourself.

(Gore) This comprehensive look at the Shadow of Mordor sequel Shadow of War implies that the game’s world has been streamlined into dynamically generated sieges that highlight the series’ Arkham-style combat and the improved Nemesis system.

Play as an alien force harvesting Earth in this tower defense and twin stick shooter combo. X-Morph: Defense lets you place towers anywhere, reroute enemies with fences and wreak havoc in destructible environments. Coming to Windows, Xbox One and PS4.

This upcoming 2D fighter features amazing retro-style character and environment designs, and thrilling battle mechanics. You play as Narita Boy, a young man who is transported from the world of playing video games into the Digital Kingdom. (Thanks Timothy!)

When we played the new version of DOOM, the barrage of creepy monsters, environments, shrieks, and splatter sounds stressed us out. But it’s amazing how much more playful the game seems when you replace the sound effects with goofy cartoon ones like Petronius did.

Console modder Ed Zarick made a replica of the Iron Man-themed Xbox One that Xbox France gave away in 2016. He designed and 3D printed the raised parts as well as the arc reactor. Check out his build log here. You can grab the design and 3D files on his blog.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey shares a compilation of clips that he felt didn’t warrant their own separate videos. Watch him lament For Honor’s lack of dedicated servers, realize that You Only Live Once and Watch Dogs 2 are as literal as it gets, and more.

Illustrator Jonathan Burton’s weird and wonderful playing cards feature whimsical images of royalty with strange personal quirks and unusual body shapes. Our personal fave is the King with the duckie pool float and the balloon.

Wargroove swears that it’s more than just Advance Wars in a fantasy world. Not that that’s a bad thing. The turn-based strategy game has great pixel art, single-player campaigns, and local and online multiplayer. Coming to Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PC.

A $10/mo. video game subscription service for Xbox One. Unlike PlayStation Now and other similar services, Xbox Game Pass will let you download games so you can play offline. If you want to own a game that’s in its catalog, you can buy it at 20% off. Launches Spring 2017.

Brilliant Game Studios continues to hype up its upcoming war sandbox game Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator by pitting one fearless and heavily armored knight against the might of 20,000 chickens. The coop remembers.

Talion and Celebrimbor team up once again, this time to take on Sauron himself. The sequel to Shadow of Mordor promises to expand on the series’ Nemesis System. You will be able to turn orcs into followers, but enemy strongholds will adapt to your tactics. Drops 8/22/17.

Like to play drinking games with your buddies? Drink-o-tron offers a huge variety of games you can play, offering up a 54 card deck packed with fun ways to quickly increase your level of inebriation. Also available in iOS and Android app versions.