Attention all prospective subterranean labourers! WHAAG MINING INC. has issued its final corporate update, and it’s time to pick up your shovels. Goblin Company, the chaotic co-op mining survival game from BitBorne Studio, has officially launched on Steam.
If you’ve been coasting by on the free demo, we have some good news and some bad news. The bad news? The demo has officially closed its doors. The good news? The full, unhinged corporate mining experience is ready for you and your crew right now.
The Corporate Hype is Real
Management is thrilled to report that over 115,000 goblins wishlisted the game ahead of launch. That is a lot of expendable workforce ready to delve into the deep, dark, and dangerous caves for the glory of the company.
To those who participated in the alpha and beta phases, WHAAG MINING INC. Management has released a brief, mandatory statement:
“Thank you for your service. Now get back to work.”
What to Expect on the Shift
If you’re new to the team, Goblin Company blends the frantic resource-gathering of survival games with the absolute chaos of cooperative multiplayer. You and your friends will dig deep, fend off subterranean horrors, and try to make it out alive with enough loot to satisfy your corporate overlords.
Grab your copy on Steam today and start your shift!
If you and your gaming squad have been looking for a fresh excuse to scream at each other in the dark, your next obsession just arrived.
Developer FragLab and publisher Two Cakes Studio have officially unleashed the free playable demo for Forest Escape: Last Train. If you’ve spent any time lost in the eerie, yellow-walled liminal spaces of The Escape Backrooms, this upcoming 1–4 player co-op horror exploration game needs to be firmly on your radar.
What is Forest Escape: Last Train?
Imagine being stranded in an endless, shifting woodland where the trees feel alive, the atmosphere is suffocating, and your only hope of survival is a mysterious train.
The demo offers a terrifying first taste of the game’s core mechanics. You can brave the woods entirely alone, or team up with up to three friends in online co-op. Your objective? Explore the haunting environment, solve environmental puzzles, manage your resources, and avoid whatever entities are hunting you down in the brush—all while trying to catch the last train out.
Key Features to Expect in the Demo:
1–4 Player Co-Op: Safety in numbers? Not necessarily. While having friends makes puzzle-solving easier, it also means more people to panic when things go sideways.
Liminal Horror Atmosphere: Heavily inspired by modern internet urban legends and The Backrooms aesthetic, the game trades endless office corridors for a deeply unsettling, infinite forest.
Proximity Voice Chat: (Highly recommended!) There is nothing quite like hearing your friend’s voice suddenly cut out mid-sentence as they are dragged into the shadows.
High Replayability: Shifting layouts and unpredictable AI mean that no two escape attempts feel exactly the same.
Try It Yourself For Free
The indie horror scene has been on an absolute tear lately, and Forest Escape: Last Train looks to be a brilliant, anxiety-inducing addition to the genre. FragLab has nailed the sense of dread, and Two Cakes Studio is making sure everyone can test their nerve early.
The free demo is available to download right now on PC. Grab your flashlights, rally your bravest (or most easily scared) friends, and see if you can survive long enough to hear the whistle blow.
Are you brave enough to venture into the woods alone, or are you dragging your co-op crew with you? Let us know in the comments below!
The city-building genre is experiencing a massive boom, but if you are tired of the same old “place a road, build a house, rinse and repeat” loop, it’s time to pay attention. Independent developer Farom Studio has just dropped the first public demo for their ambitious upcoming strategy title, Age After Age—and it is currently free to download on Steam.
If you’ve been craving a strategy game that respects your intelligence, wraps itself in deep economic simulation, and lets you steer human history into wild alternative timelines, this might just be your next obsession.
What is Age After Age?
At its core, Age After Age is a massive, systems-driven city builder where you guide a fledgling colony from a humble dock into a thriving, global superpower. However, Farom Studio isn’t just giving us another historical simulation. The headline feature here is the Era Switching System.
Instead of following a rigid, predictable timeline, your societal laws, political choices, and technological research dictate how your civilisation evolves. You can choose to progress down a traditional historical path, or completely derail the timeline to push your society into Steampunk industrialism, Gothic eras, or Utopian futures.
Choosing a path doesn’t just change the skin of your buildings; it fundamentally alters:
Building Aesthetics: Watch your town transform visually based on your ideology.
Complex Production Chains: New eras bring entirely new resources and manufacturing lines.
Citizen Class Demands: Your population will demand different rights, goods, and infrastructure depending on the era.
Logistics, Classes, and Global Dominance
For the hardcore macro-management fans out there, Age After Age promises an incredibly deep layer of strategy:
Advanced Logistics: You won’t just be managing resource counts; you’ll be managing physical transport. Your empire relies heavily on optimising roads, cart routes, warehouses, harbours, and cross-island supply chains.
Interdependent Social Classes: Your city features three distinct citizen classes, each relying on the other. If you fail to balance workforce distribution or ignore the needs of the working class, your entire economy can collapse from the bottom up.
A Living Global Economy: You aren’t building in a vacuum. Spread across 12 handcrafted islands, you’ll interact with other AI settlements. You can choose to trade peacefully, enforce economic sanctions, enact naval blockades, or engage in profitable smuggling operations.
What’s In the Demo?
The newly released public Steam demo acts as a “vertical slice” of the game’s core systems. Farom Studio has dropped players into a story-driven, pre-made island scenario where a settlement is already suffering from severe economic and social strain.
Your mission? Stabilise the city. You’ll need to repair broken supply chains, manage a delicate balance of power between science and religion, and make the critical decisions that will ultimately determine whether your society stays on a classic historical trajectory or pivots toward an alternative future.
A Note from the Devs: In an era heavily dominated by automated assets, Farom Studio proudly highlights that Age After Age is being built entirely without AI-generated art or AI-written code. Backed by an experienced team of industry veterans, the studio is actively using this demo to gather player feedback, with hotfixes already rolling out and a highly requested Sandbox Mode currently in the works.
Watch the Gameplay Trailer
Want to see the gorgeous visual style and complex mechanics in action? Check out the official gameplay trailer below:
How to Play
The demo is free to play right now on Steam and will remain live as the team polishes the game ahead of its official launch, planned for Q4 2026 on PC (with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions slated for the future). The team is also gearing up for a massive showcase at Gamescom 2026 this August, promising a major update.
Head over to Steam, test your logistical mettle, and let the developers know what you think!
The mobile gaming market is notoriously tough to crack, especially for solo developers competing against massive studios with endless marketing budgets. But every now and then, a true indie gem breaks through the noise.
Enter Battle Waves: Mobile, the debut title from solo developer Gabriel Langlois of Gabriel’s Games. Just seven days after launching for free on iOS and Android, this fast-paced, real-time deck-building card-battler has officially crossed a major milestone: 100,000 downloads on Google Play worldwide.
Securing a six-figure download count in its first week is a massive win for a single-person studio, proving that compelling gameplay loops still reign supreme.
Why Is Battle Waves: Mobile Exploding?
If you haven’t jumped into the fray yet, Battle Waves: Mobile masterfully blends the tactical strategy of a card-driven deck-builder with the chaotic, fast-paced intensity of an auto-battler.
The game operates on a deceptively simple loop: Outsmart. Outbuild. Outbattle. Players assemble custom decks from various fantasy factions, carefully managing resources in real-time to deploy waves of minions. The goal? Counter the enemy’s oncoming forces and smash their base before they can destroy yours.
The game has struck a chord with both solo and competitive players by offering:
Deep Faction Synergies: Dozens of card combinations that reward strategic experimentation.
Ranked PvP: Global leaderboards where players can test their deck-building skills against real opponents.
An Endless Campaign: A beefy five-act single-player campaign featuring an infinite New Game Plus mode.
Winning Over the Community
The success isn’t just limited to Google Play, either. Over on the iOS App Store, five-star reviews have been pouring in, with a particularly strong reception leading the charts in the United States, France, and Germany.
What makes this milestone even more impressive is how the developer is handling the sudden influx of players. Instead of sitting back to celebrate, Gabriel’s Games has already rolled out its first major wave of post-launch updates. Acting directly on community feedback, the solo dev has patched four of the most-reported launch issues, tuned combat balance, and polished the user interface.
“Launch week was intense in the best way,” Gabriel Langlois said regarding the milestone. “I wanted to stay close to players and make the game a little better every single day… Crossing 100,000 downloads is incredible, but what I’m proudest of is that the game is already stronger than it was on day one.”
It’s that kind of dedication that turns a viral launch into a long-term community hit. With a rock-solid foundation, rapid developer support, and a rapidly growing player base, Battle Waves: Mobile is definitely a title to watch in the mobile esports and strategy scenes.
Battle Waves: Mobile is available to download right now for free on the App Store and Google Play.
There is something deeply therapeutic about the click of plastic pieces coming together, the steady stroke of a paintbrush, and the final, satisfying snap of a completed model. But let’s be honest: the hobby can get expensive, your living room table quickly turns into a hazard zone of stray plastic clippings, and spilling a bottle of enamel paint is a tragedy no one wants to relive.
Enter developer Spooky Rabbits. They are handing us the ultimate digital hobby bench with Model Kit Studio, a relaxing model-building simulator set to launch on Steam in 2027. And trust us—this is about to become a paradise for mecha enthusiasts and cosy gamers alike.
The Ultimate Digital Hobby Bench
Model Kit Studio isn’t just a simple puzzle game; it’s a fully realised, immersive simulation of the model-building experience. The game strips away the stress of the real-world hobby while keeping every ounce of the satisfaction.
Here is what you can look forward to when you step into the studio:
Clip, Trim, and Assemble: Experience the tactile joy of building complex mecha models from scratch. Follow step-by-step instructions to snip parts from the sprue, clean up the edges, and assemble intricate joints.
A Masterclass in Painting: Want to stick to the classic anime colour scheme? Go for it. Want to give your giant robot a pastel pink, retro-vaporwave aesthetic or a battle-scarred, weathered metal look? The extensive painting toolkit—complete with airbrushes, fine detail brushes, and weathering effects—lets your creativity run wild.
Strike a Pose: Once your mechanical masterpiece is complete, the fun doesn’t stop. Model Kit Studio features an advanced articulation and posing system, allowing you to manipulate every joint. Set your mecha up in an epic, gravity-defying action pose or a sleek, museum-ready stance.
The Perfect Photo Op: Place your finished build into custom dioramas, adjust the lighting, choose your camera angles, and snap studio-quality photographs to share with the community.
Why We’re Hyped
As much as we love Gunpla and sci-fi modeling, finding the time, space, and budget for massive builds can be tough. Model Kit Studio captures that hyper-focused “flow state” of crafting, backed by a soothing soundtrack and beautiful visuals. It’s all the zen, with zero cleanup.
Don’t Wait Until 2027—Play It Today!
While the full game won’t officially launch until 2027, Spooky Rabbits is giving us an early taste of the workshop.
The Model Kit Studio playtest is officially live on Steam right now. You can download it today, grab your virtual nippers, and start building your very first mecha. Head over to Steam, opt into the playtest, and get a head start on designing your dream digital shelf.
Great news for mobile gamers and indie fans alike! Robi Studios has officially announced that its critically acclaimed 3D action-platformer, Blue Fire, is out now on Android via Google Play.
Originally making waves on PC and consoles, this dark fantasy adventure has been meticulously optimised for mobile devices. Whether you are a veteran of the desolate kingdom of Penumbra or a newcomer looking for a premium, console-quality challenge on the go, it is time to sharpen your blades.
What is Blue Fire?
If you haven’t yet experienced the hauntingly beautiful world of Blue Fire, think of it as a brilliant fusion of The Legend of Zelda’s exploration, Dark Souls-style high-stakes combat, and punishingly precise 3D platforming.
As a nimble warrior navigating the fallen kingdom of Penumbra, you will:
Master the Art of Movement: Dash, double-jump, and wall-run through increasingly complex, hardcore platforming challenges.
Conquer the Voids: Discover abstract, hidden realms outside the main world that contain the game’s ultimate, high-reward platforming tests.
Slash Through Great Adversaries: Engage in fast-paced combat with distinct enemies and intense boss fights.
Adaptable Mobile Design: The Android port includes fully optimised touchscreen controls and performance refinements to ensure the tight gameplay loop feels completely natural on a smartphone.
Backed by the Google Play Indie Games Fund, Robi Studios’ CEO and Creative Director Gabriel Rosa noted that while a mobile version wasn’t originally envisioned, the team was incredibly surprised by how fluid and satisfying the game felt to play on a phone during development.
A Major Quality-of-Life Update for All Players
The mobile launch isn’t the only thing to celebrate. Alongside the Google Play release, Robi Studios is rolling out a brand-new Quality-of-Life (QoL) update.
This update introduces a variety of long-awaited improvements, tweaks, and refinements across the entire game, addressing community feedback and polishing mechanics the team has wanted to touch up since the original launch.
Platform Note: The QoL update is live right now on the Android version, and PC players can expect the update to hit Steam in the near future.
If you are ready to take on the hardcore trials of Penumbra from the palm of your hand, you can head over to Google Play right now to grab your copy.
The curtains are pulling back, the lights are up, and a brand-new kind of chaos is coming to the multiplayer arena. Veteran Colombian independent developer Efecto Studios has officially pulled the wraps off their latest project: Bunraku.
If you are tired of the same old cookie-cutter fighters and are looking for something with serious artistic flair and frantic energy, this is one to put directly onto your radar. Destined for Steam, PlayStation 5, and the Nintendo Switch 2, Bunraku blends fast-paced platform brawler mechanics with a gorgeous visual style deeply inspired by the ancient art of Japanese puppetry.
What is Bunraku?
Named after the traditional form of Japanese puppet theatre, Bunraku places players in dynamic, shifting theatre arenas. But don’t expect a polite, quiet stage play. This is a high-octane multiplayer brawler where up to eight players can face off simultaneously—either via chaotic local couch play or online against rival puppeteers.
The core gameplay centres around swift ninja dashing, precise parrying, and environmental mastery. Players can find scrolls scattered across the stage to trigger powerful Jutsu abilities, turning the tide of battle in a single, cinematic stroke.
Key Features at a Glance:
Frantic Ninja Fights: One-hit-strike mechanics driven by precision dashing and split-second parries.
Up to 8-Player Chaos: Bring the whole squad with support for massive local or online PvP battles.
Traditional Aesthetics, Modern Pace: A striking visual style that treats the game arena like a shifting theatre stage.
Next-Gen Ready: In development for PC, PS5, and Nintendo’s highly anticipated Switch successor.
Play Bunraku for Free This Weekend!
You don’t have to wait until launch to get your hands on the strings. Efecto Studios has just launched a free playtest on Steam, open from right now until June 14.
Whether you want to test your reflexes against the community or grab some friends for a chaotic couch-gaming session, the theatre doors are officially open. Head over to the Bunraku Steam store page, click “Request Access,” and start mastering your inner battle puppeteer.
Check Out the Game & Join the Discussion
Steam Store Page: Search for Bunraku on Steam to wishlist and join the playtest.
If your soul is crying out for a break from high-stakes battle royales and stressful competitive shooters, we have some fantastic news for you. Pop the kettle on, grab your favourite blanket, and get ready to zone out, because a gorgeous new indie title just landed on Steam.
Solo indie developer ANETTAI has officially released the playable demo for Hakoniwa Electric—and it’s exactly the kind of wholesome, low-stress escape we need right now.
What is Hakoniwa Electric?
Hakoniwa is a Japanese term that translates to “box garden” or “miniature landscape,” and that’s precisely the vibe this game nails.
Hakoniwa Electric is a cosy puzzle-exploration game where you are tasked with bringing a series of charming, diorama-like worlds to life. The core gameplay revolves around a beautifully simple concept: connecting electrical circuits to power up whimsical miniature landscapes.
As you successfully route the power, the static, quiet dioramas begin to blink, buzz, and bloom with life. There are no ticking timers, no game-over screens, and zero pressure. It’s just you, some clever logic puzzles, and a deeply satisfying sense of calm.
Why You Should Download the Demo Today
Aside from the fact that it costs absolutely nothing to try, here is why Hakoniwa Electric deserves a spot on your Steam wishlist:
Solo-Dev Magic: There is something incredibly special about games crafted by a single vision. ANETTAI has poured immense love into the game’s aesthetic and mechanical design, and it shows.
Brain-Teasing, Not Brain-Melting: The puzzles are engaging enough to keep you hooked, but intuitive enough that you won’t need to look up a walkthrough every five minutes.
The Ultimate Cooldown Game: Featuring a soothing lo-fi soundtrack and soft, inviting visuals, it’s the perfect title to play at the end of a long workday or right before bed.
Play It Right Now
The playable demo is officially live and free to download on Steam. If you fall in love with its miniature worlds (and we have a feeling you will), don’t forget to hit that Wishlist button to support a talented solo developer!
Ready to find your zen? Head over to Steam and search for Hakoniwa Electric to start playing today.
After eight months of terrifying players, gathering feedback, and dodging monsters in the dark, the wait is almost over. Independent developer Embers has officially announced that their hit community-driven, co-op puzzle horror title, Storebound, will graduate from Steam Early Access and launch into its highly anticipated Version 1.0 on July 16, 2026.
If you thought the retail shifts were bad before, brace yourselves—the full launch is about to make clocking in a whole lot deadlier.
A Community-Driven Nightmare
Since its initial Early Access debut, Storebound has carved out a unique, terrifying niche in the co-op horror space. It turns the mundane anxiety of working a retail shift into a high-stakes, puzzle-solving survival nightmare.
What has made the game truly special, however, is how Embers handled its development. Instead of retreating into a bunker, the solo developer worked hand-in-hand with the community. Over the last eight months, player feedback has directly shaped:
Smarter, more aggressive AI that adapts to your team’s communication.
Polished puzzle mechanics that require actual coordination (and inevitably lead to screaming at your friends).
Quality-of-life updates that balanced the atmospheric dread with smooth, satisfying gameplay.
“The community has been the heartbeat of this game,” Embers shared in the announcement. “Without the thousands of players who braved the early builds, reported bugs, and shared their genuine scares, Storebound wouldn’t be the polished nightmare it is today. Version 1.0 is as much theirs as it is mine.”
What to Expect in Version 1.0
While Embers is keeping some secrets locked in the backroom until launch day, players can expect a massive influx of content when the clock strikes 1.0. The full release is set to bring:
New Levels & Environments:Explore areas of the store that were previously barricaded, each with its own twisted lore and layout.
Expanded Puzzle Logic: Fresh, randomised puzzles to keep even the most seasoned Early Access veterans on their toes.
The Ultimate Finale: A definitive conclusion to the eerie narrative underlying the store’s haunted existence.
More Monsters: New entities with unique hunting mechanics designed to divide and conquer your squad.
Grab Your Squad and Prep Your Flashlights
Whether you’ve been pulling shifts since day one or you’ve been waiting for the full package before diving in, July 16, 2026, is the day to mark on your calendar.
Storebound proves that indie horror is at its best when developers listen to the people playing in the dark. Gather your bravest friends (or the ones who scream the loudest) and get ready for the ultimate shift.
Storebound 1.0 launches July 16, 2026. Are you ready to clock in?
Remember AWAY: The Survival Series, the gorgeous game that let you glide through a living, breathing nature documentary as a tiny sugar glider? Well, the developers at Breaking Walls are back, and they are trading the lush earthly canopy for the crushing, toxic atmosphere of our closest planetary neighbour.
The studio has officially announced its next big project: Venus: The Last Ascent.
If you love hard sci-fi, high-stakes engineering, and the constant threat of atmospheric implosion, this is one to put on your radar immediately. Best of all? You don’t have to wait to try it.
Your Base is Your Ride
Venus: The Last Ascent turns the traditional survival-crafting genre on its head with a killer hook: your base is also your vehicle. Instead of building a stationary cabin and wandering away to gather wood, you are piloting a massive, customizable mobile rig across the brutal, unforgiving Venusian landscape. To survive, you’ll need to master realistic, physics-based driving mechanics while managing your rolling fortress.
Here is what we know so far about the gameplay loop:
Physics-Based Hazards: Venus isn’t just hot; it’s a crushing pressure cooker. Navigating treacherous terrain while managing the weight and momentum of your mobile base is a core challenge.
Upgrades on the Move: You’ll need to scavenge for resources to reinforce your hull, upgrade your life support, and modify your vehicle to climb higher and escape the planet’s deadly surface.
The Ultimate Ascent: The goal is right there in the title. You are fighting against time and gravity to climb out of the Venusian hellscape.
It sounds like a brilliant mix of Subnautica’s tense atmospheric survival and Pacific Drive’s intimate vehicle-management mechanics.
Play the Demo Right Now!
Breaking Walls isn’t making us wait for a distant release date to see how this feels in action. Ahead of the game’s official showcase at Steam Next Fest (which kicks off on June 15, 2026), the studio has dropped a playable demo on Steam today.
If you want to get an early taste of the physics, the sci-fi atmosphere, and the anxiety of keeping a giant metal box running in a toxic wasteland, head over to Steam and download it now.
TechMash Verdict: Breaking Walls proved they can nail atmosphere and immersive perspective with AWAY. Moving into physics-based sci-fi survival feels like an ambitious, exciting leap forward. Don’t sleep on this demo!
Indie fighting game fans, wake up. If you’ve been craving a fresh, mechanically deep, and narratively rich experience to test your combos on, BadRez Games just dropped a massive double-whammy of news.
The independent studio has officially announced that their highly anticipated title, A Fighter’s Nova: Mindara, is playable for the very first time. You can jump into the action right now via a freshly launched Steam prototype, and simultaneously help bring the full vision to life by backing their newly launched Kickstarter campaign.
Here is everything you need to know about this cosmic brawler and how you can get your hands on it today.
What is A Fighter’s Nova: Mindara?
Developed by the passionate team at BadRez Games, A Fighter’s Nova: Mindara is a love letter to classic fighting games, infused with a distinct sci-fi aesthetic, compelling character lore, and modern gameplay fluidities.
The game promises to deliver:
Deep Tactical Combat: Whether you are a casual button-masher or a frame-data fanatic, the mechanics are being built to offer high skill ceilings while remaining accessible.
Rich World-Building: Step into a universe where cosmic forces, unique alien biomes, and fierce warriors collide.
A Distinct Indie Flavour: BadRez Games is pouring pure, unfiltered creativity into this project, free from corporate constraints—and it shows in the gritty, stylistic art direction.
Play It Right Now on Steam!
Too often, we see cool indie games tucked away behind closed doors for years. BadRez Games is doing things differently. They want the community involved from the ground floor.
By dropping a playable prototype on Steam, they are giving players a literal taste of the combat engine, character movement, and art style.
Why you should play it: This isn’t just a teaser trailer; it’s a living, breathing proof-of-concept. The studio is actively looking for community feedback to refine the balancing, controls, and feel before the final release. Your feedback could literally shape the future of the game.
Fuel the Nova: The Kickstarter is LIVE
Developing an ambitious indie fighting game takes a lot of resources, which is why BadRez Games has officially launched their Kickstarter campaign alongside the Steam prototype.
This is your chance to support independent game development and secure some awesome, exclusive rewards. Depending on your pledge tier, backers can look forward to:
Digital copies of the game upon release.
Exclusive in-game cosmetics and digital artbooks.
A chance to get your name in the credits.
Alpha/Beta access to future builds of the game.
If you play the Steam prototype and love what BadRez Games is cooking, heading over to their Kickstarter page to drop a pledge (or even just sharing the link) is the best way to ensure A Fighter’s Nova: Mindara reaches its ultimate form.
How to Get Involved
Ready to throw hands in the cosmos? Here is your action plan:
Download the Prototype: Search for A Fighter’s Nova: Mindara on Steam and download the demo today.
Join the Discussion: Leave your feedback on the Steam community hubs and social media.
Back the Project: Head over to Kickstarter to check out their funding goals and stretch rewards.
Stay tuned to TechMash.co.uk for more updates, character breakdowns, and exclusive interviews as A Fighter’s Nova: Mindara continues its development journey!
Dust off your knuckles and stretch those combo fingers, because the streets are calling.
Pelikan 13 has officially dropped an upgraded demo for its highly anticipated, intense sideways-scrolling beat ’em up, Takeover 2. If you’ve been itching for some classic, adrenaline-fueled arcade action, today is your lucky day.
The full game is locked, loaded, and set to smash its way onto Steam on 10 September 2026. But why wait until September to start cracking skulls? The new demo is live right now, and it’s packing a serious punch.
What’s New in the Upgraded Demo?
This isn’t just a minor patch; it’s a statement of intent. Pelikan 13 has fine-tuned the mechanics to ensure the combat feels heavier, faster, and more rewarding than ever.
Here is what you can expect when you boot it up today:
Hit Harder, Combo Longer: The combat system has been refined to allow for smoother, more devastating combos. Juggle enemies, chain your specials, and watch the hit counter soar.
Weaponise Everything: The environment is your ultimate ally. In Takeover 2, if you can pick it up, you can smash someone with it. We’re talking buckets, traffic cones, stray tyres—whatever is lying around can and will give you that lethal edge.
Classic Vibes, Modern Polish: It’s a gorgeous love letter to the golden era of 90s beat ’em ups, but with the fluid 60fps presentation and responsive controls modern gamers demand.
The Verdict: If you love the thrill of clearing out a street filled with punks, Takeover 2 is shaping up to be your next obsession. The upgraded demo proves that Pelikan 13 knows exactly what makes this genre great: impact, style, and absolute chaos.
How to Play
Head over to Steam right now to download the upgraded demo for free. Play through the updated build, master the environment, and get your skills sharp before the full retail release drops on 10 September 2026.
Are you ready to take back the streets? Let us know your highest combo count in the comments below!
