Atari’s Haunted House: Cryptic Graves, a reboot of the 1982 Atari 2600 title, is out today on PC. To celebrate, the publisher has released new screens showcasing the titular location’s spooky side.

Cryptic Graves stars Anya Graves, a heiress the haunted Abaddon Grange mansion. As Graves, players will explore the spooky locale’s many rooms, crafting magic potions and dodging ghosts along the way.

Haunted House: Cryptic Graves will be available today on PC for $19.99. Check out the gallery below for a look at its grungy environments. To see what the game looks like in motion, check out its trailer here. For more, you can read our impressions from PAX.

Total War: Attila, a tactical strategy game depicting the conflict between the Roman Empire and the Huns, is coming to PC on February 17. A horde of pre-order bonuses have also been announced, including a deluxe physical edition of the game.

The title casts the player as the leader of a militarized faction during the Roman/barbarian conflicts in 395 A.D. Players can choose to defend the Roman Empire or raze it to the ground under the tribal flag of the Huns or another barbarian faction.

Digital pre-orders of Total War: Attila will include the Viking Forefathers Culture Pack, which adds three playable factions: the Danes, the Jutes, and the Geats. Pre-orders of Total War: Attila’s Special Edition includes a physical copy of the game along with a biography of Attila himself, a reference guide poster with a map and faction references, and the Viking Forefathers Culture Pack.

Expansive Worlds' TheHunter is a free-to-play shooter that offers a realistic hunting experience on your PC. But recently some members of the studio (as well as staff from their partner company, Avalanche Studios) started work on a side project involving dinosaurs, and the rest of the team took notice. It was turned into a full release, a game called TheHunter: Primal.

TheHunter: Primal, much like its predecessor, is a realistic hunting simulator. But Expansive Worlds says survival and exploration will play a much bigger part in hunting (and being hunted by) these dangerous dinos. 

They also stress that Primal is not just a quick cash in. The game will feature improved character models, sound design, intra-species interactions, and of course, improved enemy AI. 

After a delay out of 2014 and into the new year, Rocksteady is giving us our first new look at the Caped Crusader’s next adventure. In this first of three videos, we see gameplay of the Dark Knight infiltrating Ace Chemicals.

The new footage gives us a look at a number of Batmobile abilities and some of Batman’s new abilities, like the fear takedown. There’s also clearly more interaction with the environment during combat.

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Tome: Immortal Arena is a MOBA that prides itself on short matches, fast gameplay, Bruce Campbell, and accessibility, even to the MOBA-illiterate – and it’s free to play on Steam right now.

In Tome, players pick their Guardians and fight two-lane 3v3 or 5v5 matches to earn XP, Devotion, and favor with the six Gods. The game features short, 10 to 15-minute matches, in-lane healing, and auto-buy functions to make it more approachable to MOBA newcomers. And oh, yeah – Bruce Campbell is the in-game announcer.

The pictures and video below give you an idea of what you’re getting into when you get into Tome.

Drumming up excitement for its February release, Namco Bandai has announced three new characters will be featured in Dragon Ball Xenoverse: Beerus, Whis, and Great Ape Vegeta. Beerus and Whis are hot off the heels of their debut in Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, while fans know Great Ape Vegeta as the power monkey transformation of the prince of all saiyans.

Beerus and Whis are relatively newer characters to the series. In Battle of Gods, the God of Destruction Beerus and his attendant Whis travel to Earth, threatening to destroy it. Xenoverse lets players take control of both of these characters and features them both prominently in the Time Patrol Quest. Since Xenoverse's story mode rewrites classic DBZ moments, players are likely to see a new take on Battle of Gods' events.

Great Ape Vegeta marks the introduction of massive boss battles to Xenoverse. These fights will be found in the Time Patrol Quest and Parallel Quest modes. As you can see from the gallery, Great Ape Vegeta dwarfs player characters in size. Players will need work with other players online to exploit his weak points.

Telltale Games wants you to know that Tales from the Borderlands is coming “very soon.” In order to get you hyped up for a trip to Pandora powered by words rather than bullets (ok, there are some bullets, too), the studio has released a new behind-the-scenes video featuring Gearbox talking about the team-up.

You might recall that this isn’t the first rodeo for this duo. The pair partnered for Poker Night 2, in which Claptrap appeared.

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Telltale Games wants you to know that Tales from the Borderlands is coming “very soon.” In order to get you hyped up for a trip to Pandora powered by words rather than bullets (ok, there are some bullets, too), the studio has released a new behind-the-scenes video featuring Gearbox talking about the team-up.

You might recall that this isn’t the first rodeo for this duo. The pair partnered for Poker Night 2, in which Claptrap appeared.

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Team Ninja has revealed that Raidou, the final boss from the original Dead or Alive, will make a playable reappearance in Dead or Alive 5: Last Round. Presumed dead after losing the DOA tournament, Raidou returns as a murderous cyborg with amnesia.

With no conscience or memory (a nasty side-effect of cyber-resurrection) to remind him that he died in the last tournament, Raidou re-enters the ring hell-bent on quenching his thirst for power. The gallery of screenshots below shows Raidou going toe-to-mecha-toe with series fighters Hayabuse, Hayate, and more.

Dead or Alive 5: Last Round, an update to Dead or Alive 5, will be released on February 17 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, and Xbox 360. For pricing information, playable characters, and more about Last Round, visit our recent preview.

Ubisoft has announced that the The Crew will have an open beta on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in the coming days. The content featured will be the same as what was available during the closed beta earlier this month.

Players will be able to drive across the United States and participate in events in two of the five regions (Midwest and East Coast). Additionally, two of the five car specs (street and dirt) will be available.

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