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The hottest movie of the year is teaming up with one of the hottest games of the year as Marvel's Thanos joins Fortnite for a limited time starting May 8th. To play as the Mad Titan you will first need to enable the new solo mode "Infinity Gauntlet." The game will begin like any other Battle Royale but with one twist -- the Infinity Gauntlet from Avengers: Infinity War will also be dropped randomly on the map. The first person to grab the gauntlet will be able to play as Thanos with all the power of the Infinity Gems.

The first of two planned Harry Potter games for mobile has finally landed on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Jam City's Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery is an RPG where players can participate in their own adventure set in the wizarding world. While many Harry Potter fans seem to enjoy the backstory of Hogwarts Mystery it's the microtransactions that are earning the game negative reviews.

The Banner Saga series is one of our favorite strategy games for the PlayStation 4 and iOS. The long awaited third game in the series has been announced and is now available for pre-order on the PC or Mac. Players who pre-order will receive the "Dredge Ally Pack." The pre-order pack includes the Stoneguard Kivi, who will join your party. Kivi includes a unique "tank" ability and hammer and chisel weapons. You will also receive the Dredge banner Heraldry, and an exclusive overture music track.

Marvel Strike Force is a free-to-play RPG featuring over 70 playable Marvel superheroes and villains. In Strike Force, Nick Fury assembles a team to stop an invasion of Earth by the Kree warlord Ultimus. Players must select a "squad" of Marvel characters like Iron Man, Captain America, Loki, Elektra, Dr. Strange to battle their way through Kree warriors. Disney, Fox, and Marvel even got together to agree to allow Wolverine as a playable character in the game.

Turning popular movies and television shows into AR games is the newest trend with Harry Potter, Ghostbusters, and now Jurassic World, all following in Pokémon Go's footsteps. Montreal-based video game company Ludia has teamed up with Universal Studios to bring dinosaurs to iPhone and Android devices.