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“Suffer like G did?” Not anymore! The zombie-blasting chaos of the late ’90s arcade scene is back, as MegaPixel Studio and Forever Entertainment bring us the revitalised classic: The House of the Dead 2: Remake. If you remember feeding endless quarters into the original cabinet, prepare for a potent dose of nostalgia—with a fresh coat…
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Are you tired of FPS games that stick to the same old script? Craving the adrenaline-pumping style of a character action game, but love the visceral thrill of a ’90s “boomer shooter”? Then, Argentinian indie developer Seven Leaf Clover has cooked up something truly special for you: Rebel Engine. Released on November 6, 2025, this…
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Tired of the same old “loot and shoot” Battle Royale formula? Prepare to have your expectations shattered. Naraka: Bladepoint is a game that takes the genre to dizzying new heights—literally—by trading firearms for fast-paced, high-flying martial arts combat and an intoxicating Far Eastern aesthetic. Launched by 24 Entertainment and now a free-to-play sensation, Naraka: Bladepoint…
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Are you ready to dive headfirst into a world where high fantasy meets high strategy? Then look no further than Dragon Front: Adventures! This new turn-based, deckbuilding roguelike from High Voltage Software is rewriting the rules of the card-battling genre, and it’s a must-play for fans of tactical depth and endless replayability. No Mana? No…
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Ever wondered what epic battles are unfolding right beneath your feet? Get ready to find out! From the creators of Eastern Exorcist, Buddy Bug is buzzing onto the scene, offering a unique blend of cooperative action, roguelite depth, and a world where a bottle cap is a fortress and a lighter is a fearsome weapon.…
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Are you ready to trade the cubicle life for a laser drill and a fleet of adorable, automated helpers? Then prepare to punch your ticket to the final frontier of resource management! Star Ores Inc. is the latest “cosy automation” sim that’s got the gaming world buzzing, and for good reason. Developed by BlackBeak Games,…
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The battle for the fate of the Warhammer world continues to rage, and Creative Assembly has unleashed a fresh wave of chaos, elegance, and brute strength with the latest DLC for Total War: Warhammer III: Tides of Torment. This content pack delivers three utterly unique Legendary Lords, each bringing their own twisted mechanics and powerful…
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Forget your typical post-apocalyptic fare of scavenging and doom. Independent developer Nolyn Vansyckle, with publisher Silver Lining Interactive, has served up something uniquely chaotic: Service With A Shotgun (SWAS). This game isn’t just about surviving the zombie apocalypse; it’s about surviving the worst shift of your life—while the world ends outside. If you ever thought…
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Vikings, sharpen your axes and prepare your longships—the biggest content update yet for the Viking survival colony builder ASKA, the Seaborne Raiders Update, is available now! Sand Sailor Studio and Thunderful have opened up the seas, transforming your settlement experience into a saga of exploration, danger, and glorious raids. If you’ve been building your village…
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Step back into the Roaring Twenties, an era of jazz, flapper dresses, and—behind closed doors—a murky, often unsettling world of psychiatric care. That’s the setting for Sanatorium: A Mental Asylum Simulator, an incredibly compelling card-based management sim from indie studio Zeitglas. But don’t let the “simulator” tag fool you; this game is much more than…
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Don’t let the Steam page fool you. ‘It Takes a War,’ the new release from solo-developer Thomas Mackinnon (creator of THE CORRIDOR), bills itself as a visceral, ultra-realistic, team-based tactical shooter. It boasts cutting-edge graphics, realistic weapons, and “revolutionary voice chat.” And yet, talking to anyone who has actually played the game will tell you…
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In the increasingly crowded landscape of rogue-lite games, KIBORG, developed by Sobaka Studio, throws its hat into the ring with a brutal, third-person action brawler set in a grim cyberpunk prison. But does this gory gauntlet offer a path to freedom, or is it a one-way ticket to digital frustration? The Premise: Fight for Your…
