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Crossout Remastered is a post-apocalyptic multiplayer action game where you build your own armored vehicle piece by piece and drive it into battles on land and in the air. From fast buggies and armored aircraft to tracked tanks, with chainsaws, drills, machine guns, missiles and drones. Every part you blow off an enemy changes how it moves and fights. Made by Targem Games and published by Gaijin, it has been on Steam since July 26, 2017, now in its remastered version.

Astral Ascent is a 2D platformer roguelite with very fast combat. You pick one of its heroes and try to escape the Garden, an astral prison guarded by 12 bosses, the Zodiacs, using spells you combine on every run. In October 2026 it got an update in collaboration with Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, with 3 new bosses, 3 rooms taken from that game, and Expedition members like Gustave and Maelle fighting by your side. Made by Hibernian Workshop, it came out in November 2023.

Below the Stone is a pixel art extraction roguelike about dwarves digging ever deeper below the stone. Every descent is a new adventure through caves and biomes that get more dangerous the deeper you go, but with better treasure too. Back in the dwarven kingdom you craft gear and store your loot, because if you die you lose everything you carried down. It has been in Early Access since November 2023 and version 1.0 launches on November 17. Made by Strollart and published by Apogee Entertainment.

No Rest for the Wicked is an action RPG from Moon Studios, the team behind Ori. You are a Cerim, a holy warrior sworn to stop the Pestilence, a plague back on the isle of Sacra after a thousand years. Souls-like combat where every hit matters, loads of loot, your own house in the city of Sacrament and online co-op for up to 4 players. It has been in Early Access since April 2024: the Class System arrives with the Open Beta in December, and the 1.0 launch is in March 2027.

Fallen City Brawl is a pixel art beat 'em up inspired by the arcades of the late 80s and early 90s, a story of ambition and revenge on the streets of a dying city. You pick one of 4 characters and fight through 7 stages with combos, counters, grabs, weapons and special attacks, solo or with friends in local co-op. Made by Fallen City Studio with eastasiasoft. Already out on PC, it comes to PS5, PS4, Switch and Xbox on October 28.

Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is a single player survivor-like auto-shooter set in the Deep Rock Galactic universe. You are one dwarf against all of Planet Hoxxes: you take on hordes of aliens, mine the rock for riches and unlock upgrades from the whole arsenal of the series. It is already out on PC and now comes to PS5 and Nintendo Switch. Made by Funday Games with Ghost Ship Publishing.

LumenTale: Memories of Trey is a monster-collecting RPG set in a beautiful world. You follow Trey as he travels to recover his lost memories and make new ones with creatures called Animon, in a land split by an old war between north and south. It came out on May 26 and is now getting its first update. Made by Beehive Studios with Team17.

STARDUST: Wish of Witch is a single-player turn-based tactical RPG made in pixel art. You join Star and the mage Yu on an adventure chasing the secret of a wish-granting star. It's already out on PC since May 28, 2026, and comes to PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2 in Q1 2027. Made by Kniv Studio and published by Silver Lining Interactive.

BOXROOM is a decorating sim where you design your own game room and fill its shelves with your actual Steam library. You pick furniture, posters and figurines from the catalogue, arrange your game boxes however you like, and then show your room off to a friend. It's a tribute to the old bedrooms full of boxes, manuals and cover art. Made by Nested Loop Studios and published by Pantaloon, it has been in Early Access on Steam since June 11, 2026.

Gildenarch was the holiest city there was and now it is overrun by demons, undead and vampires. One order still stands, the Crimson Moon, and its most feared weapon is you, a nephilim half human and half angel. The good idea is the finisher: when an enemy can take no more you rip the weapon out of its hands and use it on the next one. Combat borrows from the Souls games, with parry, stamina and backstabs, but underneath it is a roguelite with a limited number of lives. It comes from the studio founded by the former president of Bungie.

You each drive a remote control car through the house of a professor who vanished without a trace. And the house is a different place when you are that small: a bookshelf is a racetrack and a messy desk is an obstacle course. You bolt gadgets onto the car, magnetic wheels, magnet grips and a rope to swing on, and each one opens a route that was not there before, so you come back to places you already passed and cross them another way. There are hidden rooms, and staying quiet gets you nowhere here.

You build the deck and then the fight resolves itself in front of you, which means everything is decided before it starts: once the cards are down, all you do is watch. You can upgrade cards, enchant them and stick modifiers on them, chaining one effect into another. It comes with over two hundred cards and eighty traits, and several heroes each arriving with their own deck. Runs go from fifteen to forty five minutes, and in the end your deck fights somebody else's. Made by Sokpop, the Dutch collective that has spent half a lifetime putting out small games.

It is made by Digital Sun, a Spanish studio from Valencia, and it leaves early access with the finished version. The idea is untouched: by day you run the shop and set the price on everything, by night you head down into the dungeon to restock. The new build adds four weapons, a machine gun, armour that raises crits, a whole new vault, another shop tier and a bomb branch. And one you rarely see: the backpack is a weapon, so you stun an enemy and knock it off the map with it, the same backpack you carry your stock in.

Three monkeys in front of a bomb and none of them has the whole picture. One is blindfolded: he can touch the bomb but cannot tell one colour from another. Another holds the full manual and cannot say a word. And the third sees the bomb and sees the other two flailing, but he is deaf. Nobody explains how you are meant to communicate, so you sort it out by shouting, waving, or throwing a banana at whoever is not paying attention. It comes with thirty handmade levels, an endless wave mode and the option to build the bomb yourselves. You have to be three, not two and not four.

It is out only on Switch 2 and it is built to be played by two people, full stop. You play Maki or Omura, two explorers whose station has been wrecked by a storm, and each one holds a piece of the fix, so alone you will not even leave the first room. It leans on puzzles rather than platforming: you shove blocks, redirect lasers and pull platforms with a grapple. What stands out is the art, a tribute to eighties anime with the frame rate deliberately lowered, and hand drawn scenes by Studio Massket.

The elbow to elbow platform racing is back and now eight of you fit in a race. You run through tracks in a retrofuturistic world with superheroes that look like they came from another era, and behind you a ring of fire eats whoever falls last. Knock somebody off the screen and they are done. There are missiles, traps, freezing beams and a golden hook to yank the runner ahead of you, but what really counts is learning the map: the boosters, the wall bounces and the levers. Online, on a local network or on split screen.

Turn based tactics about mercenaries and a war between powers, in the vein of Advance Wars, and one single person carried it: the code, the art and the design. You hire pilots and captains, buy ships and get pulled into a war that is not yours. There are over a hundred characters, each with a story and a talent, and seventy different units across battleships, mechs, artillery, fighters and even a submarine. And you can play dirty: hide, drop fog, lay mines, steal or ram. The army is yours to build however you like.

A cursed melody falls over Palombia and every animal starts dancing without being able to stop. Behind it all is the Mummy Queen, who has brought a concert over from the land of the dead. You run through four worlds, from jungle to city, hunting down where she is hiding, and you do not go alone: you have three marsupilamis with three different abilities and you swap between them depending on what is blocking your way. Playable with someone else on the same sofa. A platformer built on the comic licence, from Ocellus Studio.

You live in East Varnakia and your job is to protect a batch of half built rockets from the capitalists coming for them. You raise bunkers, hire people and put the radio on to educate the troops. And anything goes as long as you hold out: bribery, smuggling and even alcohol. You set up a secret police to hunt for moles, and what you do with them is your business. There is even a robot that re educates capitalists with a revolutionary ray. Made by tiny cactus on their own, and entering early access.

A Soviet wasteland where bullets are counted one at a time. You are a scavenger living off what the old world left behind, and it all starts with a gunshot: soldiers leave you half dead in a ditch and you get back up. You are after two answers, why you survived and what the fog that swallowed Zalesye is hiding. The big news is that this is not the game it was: they raised funding, went from three people to fifteen, the world is three times bigger and factions now fight each other on their own. Weapons are built from parts, they jam, and you repair them by hand.

You build a whole village on dead ground, all so you can take down the dungeon that is poisoning it. You raise the walls wherever you like and out of that come the dormitory, the canteen and the forge. You farm to eat, research to unlock buildings and pack rations before heading down, because there is no shop down there. Every settler arrives with their own race, past and temperament, and you take four with you, not five. The dungeon changes every run and the deeper you go the worse what waits for you. Whoever falls down there does not come back.

The year is nineteen twenty six, ten years after something hidden brought the Great War to a sudden halt and was never explained. You play Clover, a nine year old girl who wakes up alone in a mansion and takes a while to realise she is dead. A doll of wood and metal keeps her company, and with it you piece together what happened inside those walls. Made single handedly by Moonless Formless, and entering early access.

A Zelda style adventure. You play Lief, an owl making a pilgrimage to an island where, so they say, any wish you make comes true. There are several dungeons with their puzzles, and the trick is a fairy that duplicates items: whatever you hold, you hold twice, and that is where the puzzles open up, in placing the copy where it is needed. Made by desertcucco, on their own.

You go down floor by floor looking for the key to the next door. You build your hero out of the cards that turn up in chests and whatever you buy at the shop. Six heroes unlock over time, each with a passive and a spell, and there are more than ten bosses that each demand something different. Every decision costs, because one bad call ends the run. And watch the hunger, it kills here too. Made by 4Cats, on their own.

Tiny Eden is about turning a small city flat into a garden. You start with four pots and learn what each plant needs: the soil that suits it and the spot where it gets just the right light. Then you cook what you pick and sell it to the neighbours in the building, who pay well for home cooking. With what you earn you open up new rooms and end up building a greenhouse on the roof. And keep in mind that you live in that flat, so you decorate it however you like. And the cat has to be comfortable too. Made by Bajka Games and published by Digital Vortex Entertainment.

In Bones and Coins your party of heroes goes down into the dungeon and fights on its own, and your job is what happens upstairs: you sign people up at the Guild and try out who fits with whom. What they drop down there you take to the blacksmith, who forges you new gear. There are 16 weapons, each with its own way of hitting. And underneath, a tree of more than 160 upgrades that never runs out. Made by Troyd Games and published by Rogue Duck Interactive and Gamersky Games.

In Tower Lab the enemies have no health bar. None at all. The only way to finish them off is to knock them out of the map, so your towers push and pull, and they fall off the edge. You build up a deck of towers and traps, and the combinations are not scripted: whatever the physics gives you is what you get. You can shrink enemies so they weigh less and fly further. And when you place them there is no grid tying you down. It comes with a level editor and Workshop, so there is rope for a while. Two people make it, Devon Powell and Xueer Zhu.

In Wanderburg your castle has wheels. The castles hunt. The villages flee. You push forward chasing down whole towns to swallow them, and with that your fortress genuinely grows: it gets physically bigger. And you keep bolting pieces onto it. Cannons. Steam-powered siege engines. Towers with mages inside. And knights who fight riding a bicycle. Every map is generated on its own, and each zone has a huge enemy castle guarding it. When they kill you, you unlock new modules for the next run. Made by Randwerk and published by Sidekick Publishing.

Orc Incremental is an autobattler of the watching sort. You draw cards to keep putting units and totems into your horde, you set the formation, and you let them loose: the army fights on its own while you watch. When things get stuck you can lend a hand with spells, a blizzard to slow a boss down or a fireball to close out a fight you were about to lose. And when you cannot squeeze out any more, the Dark Rebirth arrives: you go back to the start, but you keep the upgrades and new units open up. Published by Playsaurus, the Clicker Heroes people.

Desk Top Racer sets a racetrack on your desktop and lets the races run on their own. Your job is the garage: you get cars, fit parts on them and decide the next upgrade. There are 32 championships and online races against people at your own Power level. The different part is in the rewards. Some items move into your Steam inventory, and from there you can list them on the Community Market, at whatever price the market itself sets. Made by BRHP, who publish it themselves.

Cosmic Fear is cosmic horror in first person: you are an investigator following the trail of a presence that has been shaping humanity since the very beginning. And here no fight is possible. Against what shows up, all you have left is to hide or run, while you piece together clues and solve whatever is blocking your way. It is built with photogrammetry, scanning real places, and that is why the darkness and the fog look the way they do. And the best part: one single person made it, Alessandro Guzzo, and it shares a universe with his other two games, The Land of Pain and The Alien Cube.

Golden Swirl is another card game, but here you do not sit down to think: you dodge. It runs in semi real time, and while you play your hand you have to keep moving. The moment you drop each card also places you somewhere. There are four characters, each with a starting deck, and on top of that more than 100 relics to combine. And then there is the Golden Will: every decision you make keeps changing your character on the inside and twists your deck without you noticing. Dark fantasy, and fully voiced. Made by Snako Production and published by Infini Fun.

Barbarian Saga, The Beastmaster is a hand-drawn metroidvania. You are the last Beast Lord. You eat the soul of every creature you kill. And with it you take its shape. Each one brings an ability, and with that you reach places that were shut. Then there are the Arenas. There the camera sticks to you and two energy bars come up. The whole thing turns into an old-school fighting game. Your sword devours hearts, and you change it with a necklace of fangs and roots. The missions are told in arcs, like an anime series, and there are several endings. Made by Dormidin Studio and published by Selecta Play, who are from here. It also comes out on PlayStation 5 and Switch.

Valheim finally reaches its 1.0 version, and five years on from that huge hit Iron Gate closes the game out with the Deep North biome, with new enemies and weapons. But there is more. For the first time it jumps to PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2, with crossplay across every platform. If you left your Viking save half finished, you have your excuse to go back. Made by Iron Gate AB and published by Coffee Stain Publishing.

WARDOGS is large-scale first-person warfare: 100 players split into three factions fighting over the same zones of the map. And there are no classes here, there is money. You start with 10,000, and every time you respawn you buy whatever you want: the weapon, the gear or the vehicle. You earn it by playing as a team, reviving, carrying people to the front or capturing zones, and it carries over from one match to the next. The map does not stay still either: you can bring a whole building down with a tank to open a path, or put up fortifications to block a route you do not want them using. And with proximity voice chat you can hear even the enemy standing next to you. Made by BULKHEAD and published by Team17.

Welcome to Elderfield puts together two things that do not usually go together: farming and horror. You grow crops, fish, mine and decorate the house, the usual. Except that here you also harvest eyeballs and teeth, raise livestock from another world, and have to stop some strange entities from taking your land. When you go down into the mines it changes: there it turns into a turn-based tactics game against Lovecraftian horrors. And another of the forbidden areas is the town shopping centre. With the neighbours you can strike up a friendship, or something more, because here the abnormal is the normal. It is hand-drawn with the air of a horror manga, and if you only want the calm part it comes with a cozy mode. It was made by one person, Chris Cote, and published by Kwalee.

Gunman Contracts started life as a Half-Life Alyx mod, made a name for itself, and now its author has rebuilt it from scratch as a game of its own. You are a hitman working for an order that hands out justice where the law does not reach, and you go contract by contract: a mob boss, some hostages, a briefcase. Between jobs you train at your base, with a shooting range and a wall of weapons to unlock. It plays with a virtual reality headset, and without one too. Signed by ANB_Seth on his own and published by 2080 Games.

Shroom and Gloom is a first-person roguelike where you carry two decks at once: one for fighting and one for exploring. It all happens in hand-drawn dungeons full of mushrooms with very bad intentions. And here you do not block, you eat. You can roast an enemy to get health back, or throw it in the pot and make yourself a soup that changes the run. The cards also grow with no ceiling, until a nothing little attack turns into something that breaks the game. Made by Team Lazerbeam, a South African studio, and it came out of a prototype from a 7-day game jam. And published by Devolver Digital.

In SIX SECOND SHADOW each room lasts 6 seconds, and while you run your own shadow chases you, repeating what you did a second earlier. If it touches you, you die. So stopping is not an option: you dodge saws and lasers at a sprint. And grab crystals along the way that stretch your clock. There are 90 hand-made rooms, and the studio says it has finished every one of them, that there is not a single impossible jump. Once the campaign is over the escape mode opens up: 10 very long maps, no clock, where backtracking means stepping inside your own shadow. And underneath it all there is a story about a city that sells time. Made by Tilewise.

War of Genesis is a desktop idle game: a 3D character fighting in a corner of your screen while you get on with something else. What sets it apart is the loot, because the gear it pulls in can be sold on the Steam Community Market. What the little guy farms ends up in another player's hands. It belongs to The War of Genesis universe, the long-running Korean saga. Made by New Normal Soft.

Ex Sanguis is turn-based tactics, and it brings an idea that hooks you. You lead the Stillae, a group of elite warriors. Facing you is the Stasis, which has left the world half dead. Here you can touch time. You speed an enemy up or slow it down. And you change its place in the turn order, until you turn the fight around. The setting plays too: it catches fire and blocks your view. On the map you choose your risk. Either you go straight for the boss, or you take detours and arrive better prepared. Made by Lightbulb Crew and published by Firesquid.

Infinity HexaDome Tactics is the first video game adaptation of the Infinity universe, the tabletop miniatures one. It is about its spectacle sport: fights broadcast from a stadium. It plays on a grid board, and blasting your rival is not enough. You have to capture zones and deliver what the sponsors ask for. You get 12 champions to build the team, each with a role. And on top of that you carry a deck of tactical cards, with your action points counted out: either you move, or you hit. It comes with a single-player campaign and matches against other people. Made by Blindspot Games.

Roguecraft DX comes from far back. It was programmed in assembly for the Amiga. And now it makes the jump to PC, with its hand-made pixel art and the music from back then. It is a turn-based roguelike, and the dungeon is rebuilt from scratch on every run. You get three heroes, and the one you pick sets the difficulty. The warrior goes in head on. The mage hits from a distance, but dies if you look at him. And then there is the badger. If you find one in a cage and let it out, it stays with you as a panic button. You summon it and it fights at your side for a few turns, or it goes and fetches the loot you cannot reach. A full run lasts you half an hour. Made by Badger Punch Games and published by Thalamus Digital.

Magical Blush is top-down action and adventure, with metroidvania exploration. You play Arnin, a mage who comes back from the astral plane. And finds her world in pieces. You fight with five elements, and each one has its strength and its weak spot. You have to choose well, and fast. The spells build up if you chain combos. And around the map there are hidden paths, and pieces of the story that open up the real ending. Made by Alkacer Game Studio and published by DANGEN Entertainment.

Hazard Pay is a block-pushing game, tile by tile. But look at the job. You are the one who cleans up what other people have done. You go in, you take the papers that must not be seen, and the rest you push into a barrel. Yes, the bodies too. Nobody explains anything to you: what happened in there, you read off the floor. And if you take one step too many, the one who stays there is you. It comes out on PlayStation 5 and Switch. Made by Smitner Studio and published by Smitner Studio and Numskull Games.

Garden Ink is about painting. You start with an empty world, blank, and you fill it in yourself. There are more than 150 combinations for putting your garden together, and plenty of them hide a secret. The whole world is your colouring book: you unlock new palettes and paint it however you like. And in between there are minigames and small puzzles that open up more colours and more decorations. Soft music, and a chance to slow down. Made by Kranich, and it comes with Spanish voices.

Monster Alchemy is an RPG where you do not hunt monsters: you make them. You combine ingredients, you discover recipes and you create whatever creature comes to mind. And then you use them as tools, because you send them off to mine ore or brew potions, and they get better at their job. When you want something bigger you fuse two and a new species comes out. The fights are turn-based tactics, with their elemental strengths and weaknesses, so whoever has the team put together best wins. Made by Team Metacarpo and published by Team Metacarpo and Vsoo Games.

A cosy incremental where flowers get planted with no rush at all. Pushing the tree as high as it goes is the point, because the goal is to escape, and every flower has its spot in the garden: placing them well is what makes everything grow. Seeds come out of a pachinko machine, each run leaves stardust for permanent upgrades, the tree turns into compost to start again, and there are robots to lend a hand. From Kairos Games.

In The Loopler you drive a car that goes round and round the same circuit, and your job is making sure that race never ends. You keep adding upgrades that hook into one another, and gates on the track that multiply everything. Then you sit back and watch it. Dangerously relaxing. Made by Mheep and published by Mheep and Zero Percent.

Your Story, Games with Death is a medieval text adventure, the choose-your-own-path kind. You play a young lad who wants out of his village and off to make a life across seas and jungles. The thing is his fate is already written and death is waiting for him, so the run is about whether you manage to rewrite it. More than 2,000 events, and 200 of them kill you. There are no graphics here to save you: it is all decided by reading and choosing. Made by BoldBox.

You build a tower upwards, cloud by cloud. There is no goal other than getting as high as you can. Made by Nementic Games and published by Curve.

It puts you in charge of a handful of survivors crossing a desert that has already swallowed people with far more experience. Fights are turn based and the terrain can be moved in your favour. Made by Terahard and published by indie dot io.

You are a police officer walking into a house where a girl has been killed. Then fingerprints, stains and hidden recordings turn up. You carry a black light torch, a camera and a magnifying glass. Made by Cauchemar, who publish it themselves.

In Pibcremental there are no people left in the world, only a huge tree and a creature they call Papa Pib. From there you make more creatures, you spread them along the branches and each one starts producing its own thing. Made by Arcane Cabinet.

It is an action game in pixel art, drawn by hand, for eight players at once. Then you go back home, which is the other half of the game. You forge your gear, you cook and you farm. You can do all of this alone or with seven friends who drop in and out of your game. They are called Mudtek and they have no publisher behind them.

In Active Matter they kill you and you come back and appear at the same spot, again and again, without leaving. And the worst part is not the creatures, it is the other players who are after the same thing you are. The music is by Akira Yamaoka, the man who did Silent Hill.

You do not fight. Your team fights. In Batomon Showdown you gather a handful of creatures, you hang items on them, you choose who trains them and you set them loose against another player's team. Made by berrymint, who publish it themselves.

In Knuckle Jet you are the missile. You play Anastasia, who flies with a rocket on her back and goes around smashing robots with her fists. Made by Rain Games, the Norwegians behind Teslagrad.

In HOPE zero one you wake up in a facility that is falling to pieces, with a job to do and little else. And you have to get out alive with it, because if you fall down there you lose everything. Made by Bending Boy Games, who publish it themselves.

It is real time strategy, but in short matches. You command from a mothership, you launch squadrons, you push deeper into enemy territory until they take you down. And behind it are people who worked on Age of Empires and Halo Wars. The studio is called Last Keep and it is published by Level Up Gaming.

Woodo is about building wooden toys. They put a half finished model in front of you, with a pile of loose pieces next to it. There is no clock here and no way to lose, and if you get stuck the game gives you a hand and you carry on. Behind it are two people and a musician, they are called Tiny Monks Tales and they are from Ukraine.

In BLACKWOOD you have a DVD shop in the New York of 2012, and at night you go out and kill for hire. Outside you hand out bullets and punches, and what they have polished most are the melee finishers, which change depending on what you have to hand. It is made in Bangladesh by a studio called AttritoM7, the same people behind Zero Hour.

Getting a huge oil tanker into port without taking the pier with you is a lot harder than it looks. That is what Professional Ship Simulator is about, and it starts by putting you in a rescue boat and works its way up. Made by SWE Systems and published by Aerosoft, the Germans behind the bus simulators.

Duo Quest cannot be played alone even if you wanted to. It is for two. And the trick is in how you attack: the game asks you questions about the other person. Made by One Plus One Studios.

You are a sorcerer performing a ritual, and you draw the runes yourself, against the clock. And while you draw, the villagers arrive in waves to wreck it for you, so you have to throw magic with one hand and keep tracing with the other. Made by TLR Games and published by Joystick Ventures.

OpenFront is a small map of the world. Inside there are hundreds of players at once. You drop in and the war is already on. Alliances are made and broken in no time.

In Kernel Hearts you climb the Tower of Babel by handing out beatings. The plan is to reach the top and take God down a peg. You play a magical girl and you can go with three more friends. Made by Ephemera Games and published by Whitethorn.

Here the dragons do not burn down villages, they work in the shops. Flamecraft is a board and card game brought to the computer, for one to five players. Whoever has the most reputation when the game ends wins. Monster Couch is bringing it to the computer, with the makers of the original board game alongside.

Trivia Murder Party three is a quiz show where the host is a serial killer, and this time he is running a summer camp. Up to eight of you can join, each with your phone as the controller. Made by the Jackbox people.

This one has thirty three days left. You are stranded on a planet that has been bombed to bits, and the ship that gets you out takes that long to arrive. You go out to loot, to fight, and to raise the dead so they fight on your side. Made by Three Whales Studio.

Nightwater drops you on an island floating over a sea of emptiness and stars, with mountains all around that you cannot cross. You start by picking up sticks and stones by hand and you end up building an entire factory. It is made by one person alone, in Bosnia.

Streets of Survival is old school beat em up, moving down the street and cutting walkers down. You choose between Rick, Daryl or Michonne. Made by Odaclick and published by Trailmark.

Crown Siege is about holding the gate of your castle. With the gold you make you strengthen your army for the next wave. Made by JOrbits Games and published by Two Left Thumbs.

In Draco and the Seven Scales you play a pirate captain setting out to rescue his most treasured possession. It is seen from above, in chunky pixels with sea shanties in the background. Made by Ice Goat Games, who publish it themselves.

Rusted Awakening is a one-hour nightmare with brutal first-person shooting in the style of nineties shooters. You wake up in an underground facility where humanity is kept asleep and harvested by those who remain awake, and you have to find a way out. Made by Will Thorfinn on his own.

Lootborne is a dark fantasy autobattler that lives in a small window, in the corner of your screen while you work. Your hero fights and loots on his own while he has stamina left, and you step in to level up or swap gear. Rare, epic and legendary items dropped in combat can be sold to other players on the Steam Market, which opens a week after launch. There is asynchronous PvP against other players' builds and four bosses with gear you cannot get any other way. Made by Fate Rate.

Happy Wheels is the 2010 browser physics game that filled YouTube with crashes, and it arrives on Steam ad-free. You pick a hopelessly unprepared racer and ignore the consequences in a desperate run toward a short-lived victory. Over 5 million community-made levels, an editor to build your own, achievements and controller support. Made by Jim Bonacci, creator of the original, with Fancy Force.

IGTAP is an incremental game that is also a platformer, as the name says. You jump to earn energy, spend it on upgrades, and every upgrade opens levels that pay more. You unlock movement skills, faster routes through old levels and bonuses hidden across the world. Once you have the perfect route, an army of clones runs it for you. There is a demo on Steam. Made by Pepper Tango Games with Gamersky Games.

Delverium is a survival adventure in a procedurally generated world, for one player or up to 8 in co-op, online or split-screen. You gather resources, build your shelter, tend the farm, recruit villagers, craft items and dive into dungeons, while you chase the secret of the glitches invading the land. It launches in early access and has a demo on Steam. Made by Sagestone Games.

Seekers Alliance: Hero's Journey is a roguelite deckbuilder where you recruit heroes from 3 rival factions, upgrade cards, forge artifacts and hunt for synergies while uncovering their stories. Fights play out across three zones, attack, defense and speed, and a card only takes effect if you place it in its own zone, so every turn needs thought. Each hero has an ultimate with its own animation, and counterattacks set up face-to-face duels. There is a demo on Steam. Made by Skvader Entertainment.

Roadhouse Simulator is the prequel to Gas Station Simulator: Uncle takes over a run-down roadhouse on Route 66, with more problems than customers, and turns it into the busiest stop on the highway. You serve beer, break up fights, watch the door, distill your own liquor and hold pig races; each beer affects customers differently and serving the wrong person can end in a brawl. Over time you hire bartenders, cleaners and bouncers, turn on the slot machines and open the Fight Club, which is better not talked about. And when the cops show up, play it cool. Made by DRAGO entertainment.

Ved: Recure is an anime-style action roguelite where you get trapped inside the 1,000th game you bought and never played. After yet another night of overtime you doze off in your chair and wake up in a world with a mysterious tower, robots rounding people up and a god of games offering you a treatment to recover your lost passion. You pick from 7 characters, each with their own way of fighting, build buff chains your way from over 150 buffs that link together, and punch your way through 16 bosses to return to reality. Or stay. Made by SummerClip.

Sequel to the medieval graveyard simulator. Now you are the Inquisitor General: you rebuild the village, run the graveyard, automate production on a large scale and lead an army of undead into battle to stop a zombie apocalypse. You build towers and fortifications, craft weapons and armour, and train troops who are not very bright. Made by Lazy Bear Games and published by tinyBuild. Out on 22 September 2026 on PC, with Spanish text.

A dark fairytale metroidvania from the same author as Crypt Custodian and Islets. You play as Glimmer, a little bird that climbs down a well with a lit match: it is your light, your weapon and the only thing between you and the dark. The world is a decaying kingdom full of odd characters, with cages, witches and scarecrows that talk to you, and underneath it all there is one big connected map that opens up as you learn to move better, with walls you climb by holding jump. There are big bosses and a mean streak in the humour. It arrives on 22 September on PC, PS5, Xbox, Switch and Switch 2, and lands on Xbox Game Pass the same day. With Spanish text.

Rivage is a first-person puzzle adventure set on ARES, a space station orbiting the planet that could be humanity's new home, until a cosmic phenomenon traps it. Miranda wakes up alone, and all she has left to find out what happened are the echoes of the past: an object out of place, an open door, a message left on purpose. You repair systems, recalibrate mechanisms and solve puzzles that play with gravity, magnetism and time. Made by Exnilo Studio with Raw Fury.

STUNTBOOST is a fingerboard with no speed limit on cardboard tracks built through the rooms of a house. You race each track as fast as you can, master your momentum and shave off milliseconds to earn medals, with leaps, grinds and flips that boost you and gravity control in mid-air. Every medal unlocks new rooms with more levels and abilities, and there are online leaderboards for each level to challenge your friends. Made by Byting Games.

Nocturne is a classic story RPG set in a digital afterlife that has been silent for a thousand years, until now. You fight to the rhythm of the music: hit the notes and you land critical hits, miss too many and the enemies hit you back. It has 101 playable tracks, 6 difficulty modes for people who have never touched a rhythm game and for veterans, and the boss music was recorded live by a symphony orchestra. There is a demo on Steam. Made by Pracy Studios.

False Hero is a frantic soulslike where you steal your enemies' attacks and chain them into combos. Your mask learns a combat art from every enemy you kill, and with dozens of them you build your own arsenal. You cross swamps, ruins and ancient cities in a land of the gods corrupted by Death, with bosses ranging from giant arachnids and mechanical beasts to dragons and angelic beings. There is a demo on Steam. Made by Torchlight Games with Ytopia.

Gravebound is a 6-player co-op extraction shooter set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where humanity is gone and the appliances have taken over. You go in, blast hordes of murderous machines and massive bosses, hunt for loot, level up your build and extract before the wasteland takes it all back. Bosses include a psychotic blender, a TV with a deadly broadcast, a jukebox and a freezer. Made by Crater Studios and out now in Steam Early Access.

Yami Kids is a pixel-art monster-taming RPG. You play as the Yami twins, going after the people who killed your family, with over 80 Oni to contract and train. At night there are the Shadow Duels, where you can risk it all. Made by Yanako RPGs and GameDevTosh, out now on Steam.

Furyball: Rogue Revenge is an action roguelite where your only weapon is a ball that never stops bouncing. In a sun-scorched future, Furyball is a savage sport that rules one of the last bastions of civilization, and you come from the slums with one night to cross a city of sports gangs and reach the Furydome. Fast top-down action between sports arenas, pinball and grindhouse cinema: you master the bounce, upgrade your gear with tons of modules and chain combos. Launches in Early Access and has a demo on Steam. Made by Rebound.

It's Fine is an idle incremental game about the last 24 hours before shipping your game, with your dog Joe as project manager. You write code, upgrade, prestige and sleep, because hours of sleep are an indie dev's most valuable currency and they unlock the dream tree. Each workstation has its own evolving mechanics: a bot farm for the wishlist, a voodoo kraken and Peanut, a squirrel that generates clean energy until it starts shooting lightning around the room. With challenges, secrets and alternate endings, all hand-drawn, no AI. Made by Buma Games.

Nomori is a puzzle adventure where you play with the laws of the world: place, move and rotate portals to change the gravity of objects and of your own character, turn any surface into a floor and control the flow of time. You're Kiko, a curious girl trapped in a colorful spirit world that's in trouble, and as you befriend the spirits you combine their powers to reach new places. There are many ways to solve each puzzle and four areas with their own mechanics, one per season. Out on Steam and Xbox. Made by Enchanted Works.

Fallen Tear: The Ascension is a story-driven metroidvania where the allies you choose change how you fight and explore. You play as Hira, born with the dark element and fated to stand against the ancient gods, in a hand-drawn world with full English voice acting. It blends classic JRPG party building with free exploration and a touch of soulslike, with 22 allies to recruit. Made by Winter Crew Studios, it leaves early access with its 1.0 on 23 September.

A single-player farm management game in hand-drawn 2D with an isometric view. You play Alessandra, a teenager competing to become the best farmer at Evertree camp. 2 other young farmers join you and you hand them tasks, earning points by finishing jobs, keeping the camp running and going to class. There are time-attack minigames for clearing pests, chopping wood and cooking.

Dragon Shelter is a cozy life sim where you restore your grandfather's abandoned farm with the help of magical dragons. You farm, gather resources, cook comforting meals and raise dragons, each with their own traits and powers, who lend a hand on the farm and in town. All to bring joy back to a gloomy village and to mend the lost bond between humans and dragons. There is a demo on Steam. Made by Wild Forest Studio with Curve Games.

The Magus Circle is an action roguelite where magic is art: spells aren't cast with a button, you draw them yourself by tracing arcane sigils against an endless tide of monsters. You don't need to draw well, even the clumsiest sigil holds magic inside. If you fall, you return to the Magus Circle to learn new powers, befriend other mages and find out why you were summoned. There are over 250 upgrades to build each run your way, and between runs you raise familiars and have some tea. Made by By Witchlight.

Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis goes back to the very beginning of the Kingdom: a new chapter in the tower defense saga where you travel to the early days of Linirea to stop young Vez'nan before darkness takes hold. You return to the lands of the original Kingdom Rush, with familiar faces and classic battlefields, and build defenses to hold out against relentless waves. There are 15 towers, 12 heroes that go two per stage, 9 spells and 18 campaign stages, with the saga's usual humor. Made by Ironhide Game Studio.

Alien Breed 35th Anniversary Collection brings together the 6 classic Team17 Alien Breed games, 35 years on, with modern controls, visual improvements and interactive archives full of documents and secrets from the series. You return to the alien-infested station, solo or in local and online co-op, and there are 2 new modes: online Rush and Horde. Made by Antstream and published by Commodore.

Decklings is a survival deck-building card game where you tame the Decklings, over 100 magical creatures with their own abilities and strengths, and lead them into 3v3 card duels where positioning and elemental types matter. Between battles you explore biomes, gather resources, cook so they don't run away, craft lures to attract new creatures and build your base, with the Decklings themselves working on it. There are mysterious eggs you nurture until they hatch and rare holo Decklings to hunt. Made by Dark Lizard Games.

Wild West Pioneers is a city builder where you lead settlers across the frontier: from timber to gold and from rough cabins to booming towns, with production chains and a people to look after. And a story of gold fever, duels and family searches. Over 150,000 people already have it on their wishlist. Launches in early access. Made by EmpireCraft Studios and published by Toplitz Productions.

Sandwich +1 is an idle clicker with one job: stack sandwiches as high as you can, and every click adds a random ingredient. You sell the towers to drinks with faces and, when you get tired of clicking, you hire flying workers to do it for you. You unlock new fillings, from cheese and lettuce all the way to steak and caviar, with no timers and no way to lose. Made by Apelsinka Games, out on 25 September, with a demo already available.

DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum is a relaxing sim about sorting out a museum that has been turned upside down. Crates have tipped over, skulls, ribs and vertebrae are scattered through every room, and it is up to you to rebuild 9 dinosaur skeletons, you and a cat. You pick up each bone, work out which skeleton it belongs to and put it in place, with no skill trees or upgrades: the more you place, the faster you recognise them. Made by Indie Souls Studio, it comes out on 25 September.

Space Defender: Frontier Squadron is a top down space shooter with real RPG progression. It has a voiced story in four acts, wingmen to lead and pirate captains to hunt. Made by one person, Petit Vaisseau, and already out.

Keep Driving is a pixel art RPG and management game about a road trip: it is the early 2000s, you have just bought your first car and you drive across the country to a festival. You pick up hitchhikers with their own stories, repair and upgrade the car, and trouble on the road is solved with turn-based combat where you rely on your skills and whatever is in the glovebox. It came out on PC in February 2025 and arrives on Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series on 28 September, the same day it gets mod support through Steam Workshop. Made by a team of 2, YCJY Games.

Ammossum is an action roguelike shooter against hordes of beasts. The world is falling apart, a plague has infected the railway and your family has been taken, so you go after them aboard your train, guns blazing. Your weapon upgrades without limits: you combine and fuse projectiles until the screen fills with explosions, and every train car gives you new perks. Each run unlocks weapons and mechanics. Made by West Glade with Yahaha Games, it comes out on 28 September.

Camp Whittlewood is an old-school horror RPG. You are dropped off for a weekend at a camp deep in the woods, an old logging site, and bullies soon become the least of your problems when a campfire story about a woodcarver who stalks the camp starts to come true. It is a short pixel art adventure: you search for key items, talk to a strange crew of fellow campers and there are several endings. Made by NickSchemes, it comes out on 28 September.

Deskrawl: Idle ARPG is an idle action RPG that plays along the bottom of your desktop while you work or relax. You smash monsters, grab legendary loot and capture enemies, bosses included, so they pull your loot cart and help you in combat. You pick a hero, build around gear, minions and skills, and grow your town. Note: gear, materials and minions can be traded on the Steam Market. Made by First Day Games with Gamersky Games, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 28 September.

Dicevaders is a deckbuilding dice roguelike set in the StarVaders universe, where this time you are the alien invaders. You place your units on the board turn by turn, and the dice are not pure luck: you can reroll them, change them with rockets and group them into pairs, triples or quads to set off chain combos. Each commander plays differently and has their own perks. Made by Pengonauts with Playstack, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 29 September.

Dog in the Machine is a tactical roguelite where you help a robot dog escape a mechanical city and get back to its humans. You fight on small grids full of things that react, like conveyor belts and exploding barrels, and the fun is setting off chain reactions. Before you move you can see how the turn will play out, so you can try things and undo them without stress. There are 8 dog breeds and new levels every run. Made by Studio Chahut with Goblinz Publishing, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 29 September.

Endless Rails is an isometric bullet heaven roguelite where your train crosses a monster-infested wasteland. Drones do the shooting on their own while, at each station, you spend coins on new cars, weapons, drone slots and buffs, and you can rearrange or merge cars to make them stronger. Stretches between stations last 20 to 30 seconds, and if you reach station 20 the tracks keep going until you give up. Made by Studio Monoblok, it comes out on 29 September.

Nivalis Nights is a life sim set in a cyberpunk city that stretches from the ocean to the clouds. You start with a noodle stand and work your way up to running the best restaurants and nightclubs, while a serial killer and the corporate police keep the district on edge. Every day you choose between growing your business and making friends, and you can also grow your own ingredients, sabotage rivals, fish from your boat, decorate apartments or find love. Made by ION LANDS with 505 Games, it comes out on 29 September.

The Merlies is a 2D adventure about a community of little birds scattered across a beautiful post-apocalyptic world by a huge storm. You gather the Merlies one by one, each with its own ability, so your flock opens hidden paths, Metroidvania style. There are no enemies or fights: the danger comes from thorns, rocks and not losing any bird along the way. With the scraps of a lost civilisation you find, you build and decorate your village. Made by Darjeeling and Blue Ramen with ARTE France, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 29 September.

TOEM 2 is the sequel to TOEM, a relaxing photography adventure. You pick up the camera again to explore new places and track down mysterious phenomena called TOEM. You run, jump and climb in search of hidden paths, help new characters and adorable creatures, and use your photos to solve puzzles and fill your journal with stamps to reach the next region. There is no rush and no time limit. Made by Something We Made, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 29 September.

Leonardo's Island is a game about building ships and testing them in regattas and naval battles. You choose the hull shape, the sails and the cannons, and every hull handles differently at sea. You can sail solo around the island, compete online against other players or challenge your Steam friends. Every trip out earns gold and experience to unlock new cannons and ammo: cannonballs, bombs, chain shot and grapeshot. Made by one person, Danilec. It has a demo on Steam and will enter Early Access, with no set day yet.

Okko The Exiled is a side-scrolling action platformer in hand-drawn pixel art. After 1000 years in hiding, Okko takes up the Heavy Fang and fights his way through Kutala, a land of demons, to defeat the Demon Lord Yalda and the lords who rule there one by one. You chain combos, launch enemies into the air and take on huge bosses, and at the Old Throne you rest, shop and upgrade your skills. Made by Frozen Flame Interactive with eastasiasoft, it comes out on 30 September.

RADIOSOL is a journey through a desolate world scorched by a planetary cataclysm. Looking for answers, you make your way through the ruins of megastructures and abandoned cities, avoiding the burning rays of a Sun that no longer sets the way it used to. It is strange and asks a lot of questions: why your eyes hurt, why nobody talks on the radio anymore, why you have so many limbs. It contains violence and mature content. Made by TripletConcept, it comes out on 30 September.

Songs of Glimmerwick is a cozy RPG set in a magic academy, in a forest world where you cast spells by playing songs on your flute. You attend classes, tend the academy garden, make friends with students and townsfolk and explore the island through a year of seasons and festivals. Music lets you talk to trees, enchant tools to work on their own or raise the ground to cross ravines, and you can also fish, dive or play in a band. Made by Eastshade Studios, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 30 September.

RetroSpace is disco-punk space horror with a 70s flair: you used to be the janitor on the Aurora 5 station and now you are humanity's last hope, because a sentient black hole has swallowed it. Strange animal and plant hybrids roam the corridors, and time itself has gone haywire. The station is open and fully interconnected, and every problem can be solved your way: sneaking around, setting traps, turning the station's security against enemies or going in guns blazing. It features blood, violence and adult humour. Made by The Wild Gentlemen with Kwalee, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 1 October.

End of Abyss is a top-down sci-fi horror game. You go down into a long-forgotten facility at the bottom of the Abyss and explore it in the dark, among buried secrets and bodies. Made by Section 9 Interactive, a small Swedish studio with people who worked on Little Nightmares, and published by Epic Games. Out now on the Epic Games Store, PS5 and Xbox Series.

Intravenous 3: Borderline is a standalone 2-mission prologue that shows what Intravenous 3 brings. You are Gideon, a mercenary who has lost everything and is going after the people who took it. You play each mission your way: sneaking through, using darkness, noise and gadgets to stay unseen, or going in guns blazing, where positioning, weapons and ammo decide whether you walk out alive. Made by Explosive Squat Games with HypeTrain Digital, it comes out on October 2.

Shroomwood is a top-down action roguelike where you play Shroomie, a little mushroom exploring a forest that changes every run. You fight infested forest creatures, from slimes to zombie mushrooms, with a weapon in each hand, mixing Enter the Gungeon style shooting with melee hits. There are over 20 weapons and over 50 modifiers that change how you play, and between runs you return to Shroomstead, the clearing where the other mushrooms live. Made by Sporelite Games with Zemore Indie Games, it is coming in early access and already has a demo on Steam.

Mycopsychosys: Project Jupiter is an action RPG where a deadly new infection is spreading across Spain. You are Hugo, a rookie at the Plague Control Department, where most days are paperwork, inspections and arguing with odd coworkers under flickering fluorescent lights. But once you are out in the field, routine investigations turn into desperate survival missions through contaminated zones and abandoned facilities. The deeper you dig, the clearer it gets that the disease may not be natural and that something far bigger is involved. Made by DeltaCat Studio, it enters Early Access on October 5.

Olympus 2249 is a turn-based cRPG set in a post-nuclear dieselpunk America. Pick one of 5 Karmic Types, from Moralist to total jerk, and it changes how people treat you, the dialogue and the quests, though you can change along the way. Combat is tactical and brutal: kick a fuel barrel at an enemy, set oil spills ablaze or aim for arms, legs or the head. There is stealth, crafting, desert storms, radiation and a day and night cycle with people living their own routines. Made by Dieselship Studio, it enters Early Access on October 6.

STAR WARS: Galactic Racer is racing in the Star Wars galaxy, right after the fall of the Empire. You are Shade, a lone pilot who joins the Galactic League, an illegal circuit in the Outer Rim where syndicates sponsor the pilots and anything goes: ram, shove and knock rivals off the track. You drive speeder bikes, landspeeders, skimspeeders and podracers, each with its own handling, and you can play the story campaign or race online against others. Made by Fuse Games, an independent British studio with veterans of Burnout and Need for Speed, it comes out on October 6.

SPAM is a competitive card game where you take on players from all over the world. Open packs, collect cards with rarities and talents, and look for hidden synergies to build your deck. During each match you can upgrade your cards in the Tox Shop to pull off incredible combos. There is a ranked ladder, and you can also challenge a friend directly. Made by Ticroco Entreprise, it is free to play with in-game purchases and comes out on October 7.

Gridlords is a pixel art strategy game where you build your castle and pit it against those of players from all over the world. Choose a race and a hero, each with their own powers and way of fighting, place buildings, unlock units and look for synergies between them. Then deploy your army and the battle plays out on its own, so the best plan wins. There are ranked matches to climb. Made by Sphere Studios and published by Goblinz Publishing, it enters Early Access on October 7.

MAIBA TAYA is a 3-5 player co-op and PvP survival game inspired by the street games of 90s Filipino kids. You relive playing outside with friends until nightfall: you compete in chaotic modes based on those neighbourhood games, earn rewards and customise your kid. It enters early access in October. Made by SolitaryStudios.

Neon Abyss 2 leaves Early Access with its 1.0 release. It is a fast, chaotic pixel art run 'n' gun roguelike where you stack items with no limit to create wilder and wilder synergies. Fight with a bat or a saber, with deadly plants or dragon-like creatures, and hatch pets that evolve into allies. The highlight is online co-op for up to 4 friends, each exploring different rooms of the same map. Made by Veewo Games with Kepler Ghost, version 1.0 launches on October 8 on PC and consoles.

A puzzle adventure from Jonathan Blow's studio, the one behind Braid and The Witness. There are over 1,000 hand-made puzzles chained together: each one builds on the last and keeps introducing new mechanics. They are spread across four worlds, each with its own rules, characters and dangers, and you tackle them in whatever order you like. You play as a queen, a thief, a warrior, a wizard and even a talking ship, each solving things their own way. When the worlds finally collide, their puzzle systems mix together. Out on 8 October, PC only, with Spanish text.

Echo Weaver is a knowledge-based Metroidvania where time is your greatest resource and secrets are your only upgrades. You are the last Weaver, caught in an unravelling time loop, and you exploit time-altering anomalies and everything you learn to break the cycle, armed with an enigmatic alien glaive bound to your very being. Made by Moonlight Kids, it comes out on October 8.

Wildaria is an action-adventure RPG in an infinite, procedurally generated fantasy world where any creature can become your companion. You tame animals with a lasso mini-game, level them up, ride them into battle and use their elemental abilities, challenge the Animal Gods, take on quests and trade. It enters early access on October 8. Made by SpaceFudge.

Silver Pines is a classic survival horror game where private investigator Red Walker arrives in a half-abandoned town looking for Eddie Velvet, a musician who vanished without a trace. The case digs up a dark past and drags him into a nightmare beyond his control. Scavenge resources, solve puzzles and choose whether to fight or flee in a town full of locked doors and hidden paths. Made by Wych Elm, published by Team17, with a demo on Steam.

Invokyr is a co-op horror game for up to 6 friends, trapped in an abandoned house with a cursed 1970s board game. The Gamemaster, once a beloved toy, now rules the house, and the only way out is to play its game. Every roll of the dice summons something different: traps, curses or bizarre creatures that hunt you down. The dice are hidden around the house, each one can only be used once, and the house is a labyrinth with jungle, icy mountain and giant toy chest areas. Made by Ludogram, it is free to play, enters Early Access on October 8 and already has a demo.

Forever Ago is a road trip adventure where you play Alfred, who after a tragic stroke of fate heads north in search of redemption. Along the way you go from quiet forest trails to dusty deserts, meet people with their own stories and make new friends. With your old instant camera you capture memories and solve small puzzles, and you relive a lifetime of love with Audrey. It is a story about broken dreams, loss and regret, but also courage, hope and friendship. Made by Third Shift and published by Annapurna Interactive, it comes out on October 8.

Dragon Dinner is a chaotic management game where you run the most famous dragon restaurants in town. Waves of hungry dragons arrive, orders pile up and the kitchen falls behind, so you need to move fast, split the work and stay calm. Hire staff, decorate and arrange your restaurant so everything flows better, and unlock skills and 4 different restaurants with their own recipes. You can play solo or in couch co-op. Made by Menut Studios and published by Parallel 45 Games, it comes out on October 8 and already has a demo.

Drillbound is a mining game where you move a drill along a rail to mine as many resources as possible while dodging projectiles. The drill shoots automatically every few seconds, so you only have to worry about positioning. Use what you mine to upgrade the drill through a skill tree, unlock new machines and crush through layer after layer of rock to reach the depths of the mine. Made by TimeSeeker and published by Troglobytes Games and Gamersky Games, it comes out on October 8 and already has a demo.

Japanese Ramen Simulator is a ramen restaurant sim you can play solo or with up to 6 friends. You make the broth, boil the noodles and add toppings to match each customer's order, and you also serve gyoza, rice bowls and beer. You design the menu, the kitchen and the dining room, and you can play in first or third person. It launches in Early Access. Made by Wild Dog, it comes out on 28 September.

Glory To The Heroes is a PvPvE military sim set in the war between Russia and Ukraine. You play in real places recreated in great detail, where real battles took place, with infantry, vehicles and plenty of survival: every wound matters and you treat bleeding, fractures and pain. Made by Deaf Tone Games, it enters early access on October 9.

PAPERHEAD mixes a fast-paced movement boomer shooter with an adventure horror game. In a cute cardboard world something went horribly wrong, and you explore an abandoned research facility with a magical pencil, a good old shotgun, other weapons and the strength of your boots to uncover the dark truth: why would cardboard bleed? Made by the Paperhead team with HypeTrain Digital, it comes out on October 9.

Permafrost is a story-driven survival game in a frozen open world, on an Earth locked in endless winter after the Moon shattered. You are an engineer with little wilderness experience, drawn in by a radio signal from an old friend. The cold is the real enemy: you explore frozen cities, scavenge, craft and build a network of shelters, with your dog at your side, alone or with up to 3 friends. Made by SpaceRocket Games with Toplitz Productions, it enters Early Access on October 9.

Truckful is a delivery adventure with your old pickup truck through the countryside. You run errands for the villagers and pack the truck bed with all kinds of cargo: fish that has to arrive cold or grandma's vase, which puts your driving to the test because everything moves with physics. With what you earn you upgrade the truck so it carries more and goes faster on dirt roads, marshes and quicksand. And nearby there is an ancient forest full of legends hiding a mystery. Made by MythicOwl and published by Pocketpair Publishing, it comes out on October 9.

Car Park Capital is a satirical tycoon game where Big Auto hires you to flood a quiet town with cars. Buy land, demolish homes and build parking lots, from endless flat seas of asphalt to towers in the air. Read every citizen's thoughts, win them over with pro-car propaganda, keep the protesters in check and even drill for oil, all while fighting public transport. It is a satire about car dependency in our towns, with hundreds of vehicles and citizens moving in real time. Made by Hilkojj Interactive and published by MicroProse, it enters Early Access on October 9.

CELESTAY Craft&Slowlife is a calm game to leave quietly at the edge of your desktop while you work. Go fishing, trade your catch for resources and items, and use fish and wood to build your home higher and higher. The taller it gets, the more the view changes, and constellations once hidden begin to appear, with a story of the stars behind them. Made by BUBBLE GUM LLC, it comes out on October 9 and already has a demo.

Alpha Nomos is action set to the beat: you play as Cello and slash your way through an army of rebel dolls in a ruined world. Hit on the beat to chain stronger combos, and the power-ups you pick up change both how you fight and how the music sounds. Made by RibCage Games, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 12 October.

Moonfrost is a cozy adventure in a world ravaged by meteor storms ever since a second moon appeared. You are a Frost Hunter and your job is to rebuild a shattered village: you farm, fish, cook, build your home wall by wall and befriend the neighbours, while you uncover what that second moon is hiding. Made by Oxalis Games, it comes out in early access on 12 October 2026.

Battleplan is a very realistic World War II real-time strategy game. You command entire divisions in huge battles that last for weeks, on maps built from real-world geographic data. You draw your plans directly on the map and your officers carry them out on their own, and you can build your army your way, with its own chain of command. Made by Foolish Mortals Games, it comes out on 12 October 2026.

Burn With Me is a narrative card game, cozy but unsettling, about students at a university of occult arts. To summon your own demon you place cards looking for combos based on their position, and you burn them for good. It has 6 chapters, one per character, almost 100 cards, and mixes hand-drawn art with real footage. The studio says no AI was used. Made by Nozomu Games, it comes out on 12 October 2026.

B-movie flavoured arcade destruction and survival. You are a monster that escaped the lab and only knows how to do three things: roll, eat and flatten whatever it finds. The more it eats the bigger it gets, and the humans answer with bullets, missiles and fire, so you have to mutate to hold on. It is made by the Finnish studio Tyrmä Games and published by Pantaloon. It arrives on 13 October on PC, with no Spanish, and there is already a demo on Steam.

No Such Place is a top-down extraction shooter. Welcome to the U.R.C., the Unknown Research Consortium: you run recon missions through anomalous zones, from abandoned facilities to forests locked in eternal flame and deadly high-altitude snowfields, terminate unknown threats, scavenge weapons and supplies, gather intel and reach the evacuation point. It enters early access on October 13. Made by ChillyRoom and CritTeam.

Legion Breaker is an active incremental game where you turn a novice wizard into an unstoppable battlemage. You start with a single spell, earn gold by knocking down skeletons and unlock new magic and a holy army that fights beside you. The battlefields keep growing until you reach the Necromancer King. Made by Baffled Engineer with Level Up Gaming and Gamersky Games, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on October 13.

Pixel Survivors: Defense mixes tower defense and roguelite in pixel art: you hold off ever bigger waves of monsters with a team of heroes who attack on their own. Your job is to place them well and pick upgrades and items that combine until every attack clears half the screen. It has over 10 heroes, over 100 items and every run is different. Made by Amrita, it already has a demo on Steam and comes out on October 13.

Valor Mortis is a first-person action soulslike from the creators of Ghostrunner. You are William, a soldier of Napoleon's army who rises from the grave with the power of a mysterious plague sweeping across Europe. You parry, dash and finish enemies with a variety of weapons, use supernatural powers against horrifying monsters, and every death makes you stronger. Made by One More Level, it comes out on 13 October 2026.

Deep Dish Dungeon is a survival exploration game set in a hand-crafted dungeon full of puzzles, with metroidvania touches. You head down to gather resources, return to camp to craft tools and cook meals that make you stronger, and bit by bit you uncover the dungeon's secrets. Play solo or with up to 2 friends. Made by Behold Studios, it comes out on 13 October 2026.

In Good Heavens a god left the world half finished and you are the poor sod who has to finish it. You can go alone or with seven more people pitching in at once. Made by Nowhere Studios.

You drive classic 4x4s from the 60s to the 80s across valleys and mountains based on real places, alone or with up to 3 friends. Every obstacle needs a different fix: planks to bridge a gap, a winch to pull the car out of the mud. It comes from the studio behind art of rally.

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 is the sequel to the retro FPS Boltgun, fast and very brutal. It picks up right where the first one ended, with a branching single-player campaign, and now you choose between 2 characters: the Space Marine Malum Caedo or the Sister of Battle Nyra Veyrath, each with their own playstyle. More enemies, more weapons and new worlds, from hive cities to jungles. Made by Auroch Digital, it comes out on 14 October 2026.

The Witch's Bakery is a cozy 2D narrative adventure RPG. You are Lunne, a cheerful witch who opens her bakery in modern Paris and can see into people's hearts and heal their troubles with magic. By day you serve customers, in the evening you stroll through famous Paris districts and get to know your friends, and at night you improve your magic and decorate the bakery. Made by Sunny Lab, it comes out on 14 October 2026.

Among the Trolls is a first-person narrative adventure with survival elements, set in the forests of Finland. You play Anna, who travels from the US to visit her grandfather in a remote cabin deep in the woods, only to find it empty and him gone. To find him you follow his footsteps through harsh wilderness, with rough weather, wild animals and scarce resources, building and crafting while you run into creatures from Finnish mythology. Made by Avantgarden and published by 505 Pulse, it came out on October 14, 2026.

You grab a pressure washer and scrub the grime off an entire pixel art town. Level by level you aim the jet until the artwork underneath shows up, you earn coins as you clean and spend them on better gear: more pressure, a wider jet and more reach, which you need for tar, slime and snow. Made by Valadria and published by Acclaim. It comes out in early access on October 15, English only for now.

Chained Beasts is a 1-4 player co-op gladiator roguelike where you fight chained to your friends. You use your chains or the arena itself to beat up foes in creative ways and win over the bloodthirsty crowd, enduring physical and mental injuries to defeat fearsome bosses and survive the day. Made by Featherweight Games, it comes out on October 15.

Odd Town is a retro-styled first-person adventure about being stuck in a town where everything feels a little wrong. Your car broke down there and you don't remember much else. You explore a handcrafted, bite-sized open world, meet suspicious locals, take odd jobs, steal sandwiches, dodge cops and uncover a conspiracy hidden under the pixels. Made by The Flying Baguette, it comes out on October 15.

Scam With Your Friends is a co-op comedy where you and your friends run a scam call center. The victims are AI characters who answer you in real time, and you try ever more ridiculous schemes to hit the daily quota before your boss fires you. Watch out for the scambaiters, who can give you a virus. Made by JakeHub and Metater, it comes out in early access on 15 October 2026.

Dupery is a single-player deduction roguelite set in a noir city run by a criminal syndicate. You are a detective: you question everyone, cross-reference clues on your board with pins and string, and arrest the culprits, knowing many of them are lying. There are over 175 different roles and every case is new. Arrest the wrong person and your job is on the line. Made by Gilded Rune Games, it comes out on 15 October 2026.

Enshrouded is a fantasy survival RPG you can play solo or with up to 16 friends. You're a Flameborn, the last hope of a dying people, and you have to take back a kingdom swallowed by a fog that corrupts everything. You explore ruins, fight tough bosses by dodging and parrying, and build whole homes piece by piece, even reshaping the terrain however you like. Made by Keen Games, it leaves early access after almost 3 years, with version 1.0 out on October 15.

Neant Survivors is a survivors like roguelite in a world broken into pieces. You pick one of the remnants of the people who lived there and hold out against waves of creatures and huge bosses, while your weapons evolve and you unlock new characters. Made by Pocket Rat Studio, already out in early access.

The Little Land is a strategy god-sim where you are the god worshipped by the Littles, tiny creatures who have moved to a small land under your care. You don't give them orders: they gather resources and grow the village on their own, and you protect them from slimes, demons and even a Giant Cat with energy that runs out. The village's faith becomes your ability tree and ancient artifacts become charms, so no two runs are the same. Made by RasterCat, it enters Early Access on October 16.

Penguin Colony is cosmic horror through the eyes of a penguin, a faithful reimagining of H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness and other stories. Rival human factions have come to your Antarctic home seeking an ancient, inconceivable being, and you watch their descent into insanity. Made by Origame Digital, creators of Umurangi Generation, with Fellow Traveller, it comes out on October 16.

Beyond These Stars is a very original city builder: you raise your city on the back of Kewa, a Space Whale travelling across the universe. You shape the land, organise production chains, look after what your people need and build outposts while you meet other species and uncover the mysteries of the whales. Made by Balancing Monkey Games, it comes out on 16 October 2026.

Tenebris Somnia is a retro 2D survival horror game in the style of classics like Silent Hill or Resident Evil, but with an 8 and 16-bit look. You solve puzzles and fight horrible creatures, and at certain moments the story cuts to live-action scenes with real actors and practical effects, made by an award-winning film crew from Argentina. Made by Andrés Borghi and Saibot Studios, it comes out on 16 October 2026.

Loop Dungeon - Incremental is an incremental RPG where you send a party of heroes around endless dungeon loops. Combat runs on its own, while you gather loot, recruit heroes with different roles and look for the combos that turn a weak squad into an unstoppable one. Every expedition leaves permanent upgrades, and even after a reset, prestige helps you push deeper. Made by Playsect, it comes out on October 19, 2026.

Warding Witches is a classic bullet hell shoot 'em up with a twist: instead of bombs, you cast shields and other defensive spells. So the rhythm is attack, defend and dodge, nonstop, while the screen fills with bullets. Each witch has her own shot type, movement and defenses, and the scoring system rewards you for using everything and lets you improve your abilities your way. It's built to welcome newcomers and still challenge genre veterans. Made by Sonorode and published by Headup, it comes out on October 19, 2026.

Athanasia is a horror FPS set in an abandoned research facility in South America, overrun by prehistoric predators. Inspired by System Shock and Dino Crisis, it's not about brute force: you're Carmen Flores, a researcher, and you have to explore, save resources, pick your fights and outsmart beasts far stronger than you. Made by Momentum Games and published by Black Lantern Collective, it has been in Early Access since October 19, 2026.

We Were Here Tomorrow is the new co-op puzzle adventure in the We Were Here series. You and your partner wake up inside a Norček Industries facility after getting trapped under the ice of Antarctica, and the world is no longer the one you remember. You're apart most of the time and can only talk by walkie-talkie: one describes what they see, the other works out what it means. It's free to play, made by Total Mayhem Games, and comes out on October 20, 2026.

Star Trek: Outposts Unknown is the first outpost builder set in the Star Trek universe. You're the captain, building research facilities on strange new worlds in the X'Lehari System, where a mysterious cosmic force threatens a fragile civilization. You choose which tech and buildings to research, send your crew on dangerous missions and keep their morale up. The story is brand new and set in the 23rd century, in the era of Strange New Worlds. Made by Magic Fuel Games and published by Playstack, it comes out on October 20, 2026.

A Sister's Journey is a fast, demanding action metroidvania with hand-drawn pixel art. You are Violet, searching for your sister Rena, who vanishes right before you were finally going to see each other again, and from that moment strange and dangerous things start happening all around you. Expect heavy run and gun action, tough bosses and precision platforming in a big open world where you keep unlocking paths, weapons and upgrades. Made by a solo developer, Florian Lackner, it comes out on October 20, 2026.

Bruisers 2D Boxing looks simple with its pixel art, but the boxing is the real deal: you slip, counter, move your head and break your opponent down round by round. You build your fighter from scratch and take them from amateur bouts to the pros. Between fights you plan your meals, make weight and hold down a job. Your boxer ages in real time, injuries add up, and outside the ring there's a shady world of illegal gambling. Made by FunOldGames and Halfbrick Studios, it launches in Early Access on October 21, 2026.

GemCraft - Legacy Collection brings together the first 3 GemCraft games, the tower defense series that took off in the Flash era: GemCraft 1, GemCraft 0 and GemCraft Labyrinth. You forge magical gems, fuse them into higher ranks and slot them into towers and traps while keeping an eye on your mana. The series is known for being hard and very long, with over 100 hours here. These are the original games as they were, now in 1080p with achievements, cloud saves and the content that used to be exclusive. Made by Game in a Bottle and published by Armor Games Studios, it comes out on October 21, 2026.

DEMONS' NIGHT FEVER is a grid-based strategy RPG with a very dark sense of humor. Giga Super Death, the most wicked devil of all, was one step away from killing God when he got turned into a baby, and now he teams up with Killshiro Katanaka, a gloomy young man who hates the world, to get his power back. Its big idea is a system where you sacrifice your own allies to get stronger: the more evil you do, the nastier your army gets. Made by Drecom and published by Arc System Works, it comes out on October 21, 2026.

Cult of the Lamb is an action roguelike mixed with management, where you play a possessed little lamb who has to start its own cult. You head out to explore regions full of false prophets and enemies, and back home you build your community of woodland followers, look after them and spread your Word to become the one true cult. Made by Massive Monster and published by Devolver Digital, it has been out on Steam since August 11, 2022, and now also on Nintendo Switch 2.

Moadra is an action adventure in a huge interconnected world: Protea VI, a sand-swept planet full of strange creatures and secrets. You are Moadra, searching for answers about your people, who went extinct 20,000 years ago. You roll, dodge, wall jump and sprint at high speed past deadly creatures, from the desert surface to frozen peaks and a research facility overrun by aliens. Your scanner bot reveals hidden paths, and the Protoplasm you take from enemies lets you evolve your weapons and abilities. Made by Gloomsoft, it comes out on October 22, 2026.

Empty The Lake! is a relaxing sim built around one question: what's at the bottom of the lake? You start with a bucket, carry the water to your truck, sell it and use the money to upgrade your tools so you can pump out more water, faster. As the level drops, objects, structures and secrets hidden underwater start to appear. Made by Papu's Studio, a solo developer, it comes out on October 22.

Every Day We Fight is a turn-based tactics game with real-time choices: you react to enemy fire, aim every shot yourself and interrupt enemies on the fly. An alien invasion has stopped time and only your band of civilians is still standing, stuck in a loop; what you learn in each loop carries over to the next, turning them into real soldiers. Made by Signal Space Lab and published by Wild Hog Games, it comes out on October 22, 2026.

Under Canopies is a cozy open-world sim where you don't fight nature, you join it. You explore a serene forest full of mysteries without fear, with no hunting or violence: you gather unique resources, observe wildlife and record everything in your journal. You build your dream cabin piece by piece, cook meals with crops you watered yourself and fill your photo album with rare wildlife. It enters early access on October 23. Made by Novemtails with Assemble Entertainment.

Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest is an action-adventure game based on the Warrior Cats books. You create your own warrior cat and explore the Lake Territories in a brand-new story: you hunt, climb trees, track scents and take on rival Clans in turn-based battles. You visit ThunderClan's forests, RiverClan's marshes, ShadowClan's pine swamps and WindClan's moors. Made by Bamtang Games and published by Trailmark Games, it comes out on October 23, 2026.

Tidy Up the Halloween Shop is a calm first-person game about tidying a little Halloween shop. You open the door to find it turned upside down, so it's up to you to put the pumpkins, potions, sweets, tiny familiars and autumn flowers back on their shelves. There's no timer: you go at your own pace, follow strange clues about what happened and meet a mysterious new friend who might know something about the mess. Made by Over The Moon Games, it comes out on October 23, 2026.

Task Bar Cube is an idle RPG that lives on your taskbar: leave it in a small window while you work, or play it fullscreen. Your heroes and pets keep fighting even when you're away, while you fuse gear across 7 rarities, from Common to Divine, and socket it with gems. There's also hunting, farming and mining, 5 classes, a talent tree, no level cap, an 8-chapter story and a weekly online ranking. Made by DarkRook Interactive, it comes out on October 25, 2026.

Fangtopia is a relaxed tile-laying puzzle where you build a world for friendly monsters. You match forests, mountains, rivers and towns of the same type to score, raise landmarks and make room for creatures like the werewolf or the yeti, each in its own terrain. There are 3 modes, one of them with islands linked by the tracks of a ghost train. Made by Absolutely Games and published by Secret Mode, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on 26 October.

PAO PAO is a cozy game in a seaside town where every day is full of life's little joys. You play solo or in co-op with up to 4 friends: cook tasty meals, go fishing, grow crops and create your own home by the sea. You meet quirky characters, gather resources and wander a town with weather, seasons and a day-night cycle. It enters early access on October 26. Made by ArtDock.

CRACK is a co-op adventure for 1 to 4 players where your only job is to crack open a giant egg sitting in a mysterious lab. Don't ask questions. As you chip away, you unlock hidden rooms and upgrade your tools, and the egg reacts to what you do. Made by Rafoli, who is developing it in public on social media, out October 26.

Space Savory is a dark-humor cooking game set in a diner in the middle of cosmic nothingness. You are an astronaut who crash-landed on an unknown planet, and to pay for the fuel home you run a place where the ingredients come from the alien customers themselves. Every dish and drink is made through its own mini-game, and between orders you chat with strange customers and dodge galactic pirates. Made by DelusionArt Studio, it comes out on October 26, 2026.

REKA is a calm, combat-free adventure set in a witchy world drawn from Slavic folklore. You play Reka, apprentice to the great witch Baba Jaga, and your house walks on chicken legs: you build it, expand it and decorate it your way. You gather herbs, brew potions, befriend forest animals and help the villagers, and your choices shape what kind of witch you become. Made by Emberstorm Entertainment and published by Fireshine Games and Shochiku, its 1.0 version came out on October 26, 2026.

Outcast Tales is a turn-based roguelite RPG in a post-apocalyptic world, where you lead a crew of heroes who are, honestly, pretty clumsy. You mix classes and personalities so each one gets their own abilities, fight robots, mutants and raiders, and depending on your choices your team ends up tight or hating each other. If you stream, your Twitch chat can vote at key moments. Made by Hardlane Studio and published by Inner Pocket, it comes out on October 26, 2026.

Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy is the final chapter of the Remothered trilogy, a modern return to classic survival horror with an Italian neo-giallo twist. Your daughter has been kidnapped and you enter a nightmare to save her: you survive stalkers by hiding, evading and fighting back at the right moment, and use retrocognition, mirror abilities and moth manipulation to uncover the Red Nun's truth. Made by Stormind Games, it comes out on October 27.

Virtue and a Sledgehammer is a narrative exploration game in which you return to your hometown and tear it down with a sledgehammer. Most people resort to therapy, but you chose the brave option. You explore the remains of your hometown, haunted by the android ghosts of your digitised neighbours, and make your own path by knocking down any structure, in a devastating story about no longer belonging where you grew up. Made by the Spanish studio Deconstructeam with Selkie Harbour and Devolver Digital, it comes out on October 27.

4 Penny Coffins is a social investigation game inspired by the Jack the Ripper murders in 1888 London. Up to 8 players hunt for a murderer hiding among them, and one of them is the Ripper, who kills and lies to stay hidden. Every night has 3 phases: the Ripper hunts, everyone else investigates with evidence and alibis, and then the group holds a trial and delivers a verdict. There's also a solo mode. Made by Other Ocean Interactive.

Northgard Battlegrounds takes the Viking world of Northgard into an autobattler where you build your own village. You pick a clan, raise your town hall and decide each turn where every building goes: near resources they produce more, military ones recruit warriors and mythic enclaves bring creatures into battle. The gods give you blessings that change your strategy, and at the end of each round your warband fights on its own against other players. Made by Funday Games and published by Shiro Unlimited, it comes out in Early Access on October 27, 2026.

Probably Stolen is a cyberpunk shopkeeping sim set on a space station where only the sharpest survive. You run a counter where anything can walk in: you craft, buy, sell and smuggle goods that are almost certainly stolen. You'll have to keep the factions happy, stop an AI that has gone rogue and save up enough to buy out your shop before the rent crushes you. Made by Questing Goose Studio and published by tinyBuild, it comes out on October 28, 2026.

FIRESTARTERS is a fast arcade movement shooter with visual novel story scenes between fights. In the future, the world's most-watched livestream is STEEL, a Japanese bloodsport run by the mob, and you're Kera, a prisoner fighting for her team's freedom. On rocket skates you slide, grind and ground pound through the arenas while tearing through android hordes with 6 weapons, and there are no health, armor or ammo pickups. Made by Studio Kerosene, it comes out in Early Access on October 28, 2026.

Veterans: Napoleonic Wars is a real-time strategy game set in the Napoleonic wars, with no base building: just the battle. You command thousands of soldiers and dozens of battalions at once in campaigns like Italy, Egypt, Austerlitz and Wagram, pick the right line, column or square formations, and keep your troops alive so they become veterans. Made by Tactical Boar, it comes out in Early Access on October 28, 2026.

Terraclysm Survivors is a side-scrolling action roguelike where the Earth is breaking apart and you have to survive waves of invaders. Unlike other survivors games, here you jump across crumbling stages and dodge boss attacks from the air. Each run you gather items to build your ultimate loadout, and you can play online with up to 8 players. Made by DeadPixel, it comes out on October 28, 2026.

Magi Scapes is a pixel art sandbox where you never play alone: your companions are AI characters you can create yourself, describing their looks, the way they talk and their backstory. With them you build, farm, explore the land of Oz and fight bosses, and they give you quests that change with what you do. Made by AutoGame, it comes out in early access on 28 October 2026.

Willy and Charlie: Solitaire is a light, relaxed card roguelike inspired by solitaire. There are only two buttons, play and stop, but you have to think carefully about which card to draw at each moment. You build an ever stronger deck and mix strategy with a bit of luck to beat your opponents, and every match is different. Made by WAOWL, it comes out on October 28, 2026.

Too Many Animals! is a cozy first person sorting game. You have over six thousand cube animals from more than three hundred species, and you throw each one onto its family's shelf until the chaos becomes a perfect collection. Made by Lip Chuan Sui, already out.

COP BASTARD is a classic corridor FPS set in early-90s Osaka. You are a tough detective blasting through waves of yakuza, in relentless action inspired by gritty 90s films. No puzzles, no perks and no upgrades: just corridors, enemies and the chance to spit in their faces. Made by targim.

ATMOSFAR is a sky-high odyssey on an alien planet full of floating islands. You uncover the fate of your colony by flying crafts and a mobile airbase: you scavenge scrap to build and upgrade your ships, survive soaring beasts and play solo or as a squadron with friends. Made by Apog Labs, it comes out in early access on 29 October 2026.

Into the Crypt is a first-person card game: you head down into a crypt, solo or with a friend, and your cards aren't just for fighting, they also open doors, chests and breakable treasures. You pick from 3 very different classes: the Berserker who builds up Fury, the Alchemist who brews potions mid-fight and the Druid who calls in allies. There are over 475 cards and over 150 enemies, and the maps change every run. Made by Megaglope Studios, it has a demo on Steam and comes out on October 29.

Tom the Postgirl is a creepy-cute narrative adventure. Tom is the village's new postgirl, and she has a method all her own: spying on the neighbours. You deliver packages and peek through every window, door and crack in the wall to find out what each of them is hiding. Made by Oopsie Daisies and ARTE France and published by ARTE France, it comes out on October 29, 2026.

Curse of Resthaven is a single-player narrative roguelite where you govern a cursed island while searching for your missing niece. You question the locals, trade, upgrade the town and head out on card-based expeditions to uncover its secrets before the next cataclysm hits. Made by Hilltop Studios and published by Digital Bandidos, it comes out on October 29, 2026.

Grombo Card Shop Tycoon is a card shop simulator. You open packs, collect absurd hand-drawn Grombos, hunt for the rare and shiny cards you're missing and decide which ones to keep and which to sell. You also decorate the store, deal with peculiar customers and hire staff. Made by Paparajote Games, it comes out in Early Access on October 29, 2026.

Feeding Gooble is a card roguelite where your only job is to feed Gooble, a little creature that is never full. You fill a conveyor belt with food to meet his calorie needs, buy foods, items and power-up chips to build combos, and pull the gachapon to see what you get. It has over 300 foods, items and chips, over 30 bosses and over 10 decks with three difficulties each. Made by Displacer Labs, it launches in Early Access on Steam on October 29.

EXCISA is a first-person occult horror roguelite played entirely at a séance table inside an abandoned house. You pick a tarot card, roll the dice and risk it all to summon an Angel who never lies, but every reach across the table might bring you closer to the truth or seat something else opposite you. Five chairs, and the dead can hear you too. Made by zooyos, it comes out on October 29, 2026.

In As Long As She Forgot you're Marlene, an 86 year old woman getting the house ready for her family's visit. Then the rain gets heavier, and the home that always felt safe starts to feel wrong. It's a short one, about 40 minutes, played in the first person. Made by waleedzo, out on October 29, 2026.

Dark Hours: Anomalies is a co-op horror game for up to 4 players. Someone called the Trickster has trapped your crew of thieves in a cursed train station that repeats forever. Learn every room, spot what has changed, and pull off the heist to break the loop. Made by Piece of Cake Studios, out on October 29, 2026.

It's 1992, somewhere on Route 66. Your car dies near Dalton's Dinos, an old roadside dinosaur park. Terrible Lizards is horror with parkour: you run, climb and slide through the park, because something down below is hunting you. Made by WDR Studios, out on October 29, 2026.

HYPNOS is a first-person exploration adventure with horror, set inside an impossible Lovecraftian city. You play Choron, a drifter searching for a faceless boy who appears in his dreams. You roam a semi-open world, talk to creatures and spirits, and your choices change the ending. Made by Redlock Studio, version 1.0 is out on October 29, 2026.

Nedi Cloud Simulator is a calm game where you are a little rain cloud over grey, lifeless islands. Wherever you rain, grass, flowers and trees come back, you wake springs, fill lakes and travel through 4 chapters of frozen, lava, autumn and storm islands, each with its own weather of the day. There is no way to lose: you can take your time or race rival clouds for medals. Made by LoneDragonDev, it comes out in October 2026.

AUTOMATE DEATH is a physics-driven incremental tower defense game where thousands upon thousands of goblins pour into your homeland. You start with a single machine gun that fires on its own and end up with grenade launchers, howitzers, drones, railguns, minefields and patrolling Abrams tanks, and when that is not enough you call in air support, from an AC-130 to B-52 carpet bombing. Every goblin is physically simulated and they shove each other around, with hundreds of thousands on screen. It has more than 400 permanent upgrades that never reset and a level editor. Made by DEMOCRACY MANIFEST, it comes out in October 2026.

Queen's Domain is an action RPG with a retro-fantasy look. You wash up on the shores of the Isle of Neasied looking for your father, and with the Holy Sword Endu you fly from platform to platform across an interconnected world full of secrets. You fight with a stamina meter, charge attacks and throwing weapons, level up and pick from more than 50 melee weapons. Made by Freshly Baked Games and published by Future Friends Games, it comes out on October 30, 2026 on Steam, Nintendo Switch 2, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Lyara is a hand-drawn 2D platformer about a curious little girl who gets lost in an unfamiliar world and can't make sense of what's happening around her or inside her own head. Along the way she makes friends, like a panda who helps her out, and every world has its own colors and its own mechanics: you'll need precise jumps and some puzzle-solving. It's a story about growing up, with human-made illustrations and an original soundtrack. Made by Bolha Game Studio, it comes out on October 30, 2026.

INCREMINER is an incremental simulator about an ever-growing dwarf colony in a huge procedural underground world. Your dwarves act on their own: they prospect for ore, cut tunnels and haul what they find, and you invest it in an upgrade tree, explosive weapons and industrial vehicles until you have a screen-filling mining empire. Made by AlbertFreeman, it comes out on October 30, 2026.

The Last Station - Baku is a first-person psychological survival horror set in the abandoned Baku metro. You explore dark tunnels and empty stations, scavenge for supplies, solve puzzles and make hard choices while trying to survive terrifying creatures and uncover what happened down there. Made by 85 Games Studio, it comes out on October 30, 2026.