The next entry in the Pokemon saga is here- Pokemon Sun/Moon is the seventh generation of Pokemon, and it promises to be the most dramatically different one yet. Everything about the games has now changed- including the basic story and structure, which is different for the very first time in 20 years.

Pokemon Sun/Moon are generally easy games to get through- the games ensure that you don’t get lost, and you always know what you should be doing or where you should be going. However, if in spite of all that, you need help finishing the game, or if you just want to watch a play through of the title from start to end, we’ve got you covered. The full video walkthrough for Pokemon Sun/Moon can be seen below- now remember, this is a long game, so there’s a lot to go through. Also remember that by watching this, you will end up spoiling what is indisputably the best story Pokemon has ever told, so try to avoid spoilers and only watch as far ahead as you have progressed in the game.

A sequel to Ubisoft’s Grow Home, Grow Up is an open world platforming game that takes you on a hell of an adventure through its rather zany world. The game, with its Pikmin-esque premise of trying to recover all parts of your spaceship, and net it new abilities that can help you further in your adventures on the planet, engages the player, and ensures that they always have something they should be doing.

But it’s just open enough, and sometimes, just hard enough, that sometimes, you can be stuck, at a loss of what you should be doing, or how you should be doing it at any rate. If that’s you, then don’t fret- you’re in the right place. This video walkthrough for Grow Up, which you can watch below, will take you through the entire game, so that your days of being stuck are over. Of course, as always, be mindful of the fact that the walkthrough will have spoilers, so be careful with how you watch it.

What is Bound? The latest game that Sony Santa Monica have pushed out was developed in conjunction with Plastic Studios, and is a surreal and psychedelic adventure set in the mind of a woman visiting her childhood in her memories. With its sharp, stark, highly stylized graphics that immediately arrest the player’s attention, and its engaging and unusual premise, this is a game that merits playing, in spite of all of its many flaws.

If you do decide to play it, however, you may find yourself unable to progress in the game at certain points for any reason- and if and when that happens, you may decide that you need help. There’s nothing wrong with that! And that’s what we’re here for. This video walkthrough for Bound, which you can watch for yourself below, will take you through the entire game, so you know exactly what you should be doing, and when you should be doing it. Just remember, though, it will end up spoiling the game for you, so be careful!

Necropolis is the brand new action RPG that Harebrained Schemes just launched for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC- it’s a pretty interesting premise, having players explore a city of the dead, fending off waves of the dead as the player constantly shifts and changes the makeup of the city around them, while attempting to learn sorcery.

It’s a game that’s easy to get stuck or easy to get lost in- hey, it happens to the best of us, okay? But if you happen to find yourself in that number, you don’t need to worry, or feel any shame: that’s what this guide is here for. The video below is a full video walkthrough for Necropolis, so it will always be there to show you the way. Just be mindful and cognizant of the fact that it has spoilers, so if you would rather go into the game blind, you may not want to watch it.

About The Bureau: XCOM Declassified:

The Bureau: XCOM Declassified is set in 1962 at the height of the Cold War, The Bureau tells the story of the undercover XCOM organisation’s first encounter with a mysterious enemy.

The Bureau: XCOM Declassified will be available on PlayStation 3, PC and Xbox 360.

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About Payday 2:

Payday 2 is the next entry in Payday franchise. The game is developed by Overkill Software and published by 505 Games.

Payday 2 will not be limited to digital download and will be available at retail for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

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About PES 2014:

Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 is the next entry in the long running football franchise. The game is developed and published by Konami.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 will be using Konami’s Fox Engine and will aim for photo realistic visuals.  PES 2014 will feature Trueball Tech and M.A.S.S.

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About Ratchet And Clank Into The Nexus:

Ratchet And Clank Into The Nexus is an upcoming action adventure game for the PlayStation 3. The game is developed by Insomniac Games and published by Sony.

Ratchet And Clank Into The Nexus will be a return to the roots of the series and will have gameplay mechanics similar to what we have seen in the older games.

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About Mirror’s Edge 2:

Mirror’s Edge 2 is an upcoming open world game for the PlayStation 4, PC and Xbox One. The game is developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts.

Mirror’s Edge 2 will be the reboot of the franchise and will showcase the origins of Faith.

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About Ryse Son of Rome:

Ryse Son of Rome puts the player in the shoes of  a fearless Roman soldier named Marius Titus. You can also extend your experience with Xbox SmartGlass, Game DVR and Kinect.

The game is an Xbox One exclusive and is under development by Crytek.

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