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After a successful beta, a disappointing delay, and numerous game of the show awards, Evolve finally releases on Tuesday, making it the perfect time to revisit our coverage.

Turtle
Rock Studios is taking special care to make sure whether you're the
monster or the hunters you will have fun, but there has to be one
you're more interested in playing as.

The Hunting Ground update, which includes both paid and free content for Secret Ponchos, will be available later this month.

Artist Jason Lupas recently combined two games that couldn't be more
different in tone, but are both inarguably classics.

Evolve launches next week, February 10, and a day one patch will be required in order to jump online.

Bandai Namco released two NES games on Virtual Console this week: Mappy Land and the NES port of Dig Dug.

The world's biggest villains have caused a lot of havoc, so it's about time that they
gave back to the world.

Visceral Games has dropped a few secrets into Battlefield
Hardline that will make it worth paying attention to reload animations.

Check out what happens when
some of video game's best jumpers end up jumping on each other.

Darkest Dungeon is among one of the popular picks for the weekend, while others are focusing on their backlog.

This week’s list has a wide range of games to play from simple time wasters to some creative new ideas. There is also a big sale for a beloved RPG classic.

Put some full, bushy mustaches on your PlayStation 4 with minimal effort.

Valve's Steam Inventory beta expands on the concept of trading cards and achievements.

Techland wants to give PC players the ability to mold Dying Light in creative ways.

Snake/Big Boss doesn't have a monopoly on sexy ladder climbing scenes anymore.

The February Xbox One update will improve party chat.

Shadow of Mordor took home the most hardware, but BioWare stole the top prize.

Artist Alex Griendling imagines what Fox and company might look like 22 years (!) after their debut game.

Law & Order: SVU sets its sights on the GamerGate controversy and Anita Sarkeesian.

The always humorous Clickhole has a new interactive game to find out if you would survive a bear attack, just like the one depicted on our Rise of the Tomb Raider cover.