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Mech-building action roguelike shooter Stompworks is coming soon to Steam for PC from developer KRUMB Games, where a fired engineer reclaims a repossessed town with one scrap mech.

Build from 59 parts across 18 torsos, 14 leg sets, and 27 weapons, with each arm firing independently and heat instead of ammo deciding how long the guns roar.

Ten battlegrounds from freight yards to an active volcano, ten bosses, and mid-fight Metal Mart shopping reward careful builds, with no continues once the run ends.

First-person survival-horror roguelite No Clean Start now has a free Steam demo available with its official demo release trailer live, covering the first ten levels of the Soldier class in a dangerous underground facility.

Players venture into infected sectors to scavenge supplies, fight disturbing creatures, and survive repeatable expeditions where preparation and careful resource management determine success or failure.

The upcoming full game planned for March 2027 features original characters, creatures, and environments that blend team-created assets with licensed ones for a tense, atmospheric experience.

Combat action roguelite Snake: Gridbreaker is now available as a Steam Early Access title, including a free demo on PC.

Classic Snake becomes a fight to escape a living grid loop, turning your tail into weapons that burn, shock, freeze, bite, or devour across classes and 80 upgrades.

Twelve enemy types, cursed mutations, and sectors like Frozen Loop and Broken Grid lead to Gatekeepers and the Gridmaster, with permanent upgrades between runs.

Retro sci-fi horror game DERELIKT is available now on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, delivering PS1-era aesthetics with warping textures and a sense of unease aboard a derelict space outpost.

Players act as an outside contractor investigating the missing Excavation Team Delta on the Von Neumann Outpost, where failing systems, dark halls, and untrustworthy survivors create tension amid scarce ammo, health, and inventory.

Published by Hyperstrange, the game draws from System Shock 2, Alien Resurrection, and Doom 3, featuring traditional and alien weapons, over a dozen NPCs with hidden agendas, and modern controls paired with classic 90s horror atmosphere.

Sci-fi planet terraforming sandbox adventure SEEDS - Echoes Beneath the Sands is now available in Steam Early Access for PC, from developer Against All Odds Limited.

Reshape a barren planet’s terrain, decide where water flows and plants grow, build machines and an atmosphere, and grow a living ecosystem shaped by your choices.

Collect resources, construct from blueprints, attract animals, uncover a lost civilization, and optionally defend against asteroids or invasions, while a story mode is still in development.

Cute top-down exploration adventure Baiacool - Tides of Olympus launches on Steam on November 3rd, where you play a pufferfish who can only say “Cool.”

Poseidon has vanished beneath an underwater Olympus, and the pufferfish must solve puzzles, fight gods, and follow a chatty mystical stick while other deities eye the empty throne.

The quirky 2-3 hour marine adventure unlocks outfits, weapons, and powers, meets mythological fish versions of famous figures, and never feels like a water level.

Massively singleplayer platformer Jono reaches room 200,000 this weekend, where a new cutscene plays and something big unlocks for everyone watching in the shared queue.

In this free Steam game, only one player controls the single character for one minute at a time while everyone else waits, chats, and watches the progress continue exactly from where the previous player left off across a million rooms.

Developed by Part Time Monkey, the title has seen 15,000 players clear over 177,000 rooms with new features like Jono Bingo, trivia events, level editor elements, replays, and community modes such as Meat Grinder and Ladder since its October launch.

Physics-based survival horror co-op adventure Unknown Depths launched a Steam demo on October 22nd, with the full game is planned for November 26th, including climbs for up to four players.

A creature grows from the rock and hunts by scent, so move fast and leave a trail, or shelter in lanterns, fungus, crystals, and shrines where the light blocks it.

A grappling hook on 25 metres of rope lets teams swing, rappel, and rope together, with instant death, shrine revives, and a procedurally generated shaft each run.

Tactical military shooter GROUND BRANCH releases Chapter 1 as a free update, expanding the Operations campaign with three new missions in the Persian Gulf across Docks, Rig, and Tanker.

Players deploy from a new aircraft carrier Ready Room to handle civilian AI that raises alarms and flees, plus HVT capture mechanics requiring careful identification, custody, and escort of high-value targets after eliminating their security.

The update also adds an expanded armory with the U100 MK3 light machine gun, SV-98, new optics and attachments, more face paint styles, shoulder-tapping interactions, improved animations, AI, and sound propagation for solo or online co-op play.

Wholesome cooking simulation Foxy Dumplings received an updated demo from Soft Crunch Games, available now ahead of the games full release in Q1 2027.

Join Lisa on a food-truck journey cooking dumplings from around the world, customising a triple-decker truck with kitchen, bedroom, and greenhouse, and posting on Foxtagram to grow your fame.

The new patch adds Foxtagram frames, clearer quest tracking, smoother controls, rebalanced popularity, and fixes across kitchen, greenhouse, and shops while you visit 12 unique cities and make friends.

Casual strategy roguelike BugPot is now available on Steam for PC, where every spin of a deadly slot machine shapes the fight against bugs.

Players match weapons and charms on the reels to deal damage and build strategy, upgrading weapons and discovering combinations that adapt to whatever the machine delivers.

A bizarre variety of bugs each with unique personalities and challenges force constant adaptation, as runs survive by making the most of every spin and pushing luck to find the right setup.

Side-scrolling 2.5D beat 'em up IRON FURY is out now on Steam for Windows PC, packing two full campaigns and a survival mode into one neon-noir release set in the rain-soaked city of Greyhaven.

Part I: Streets of Vengeance follows four heroes battling the VANTAGE corporation over the HALO chip secret across districts with a boss at the end of each, while Part II: Overclock unlocks after two clears and adds eight stages, new enemies, six bosses, and an OVERCLOCK move.

Developed by MediaVerse Labs and published by Eager Dragon Publishing, the game supports local co-op for one or two players, features unique hero dodges, combos, grabs, throws, destructible scenery, S-to-C ranks, three difficulties, and a survival mode with endless waves that unlocks after Part II.

Satiric first-person experience Tutorial Hell places players under the guidance of Nigel the chicken, whose tutorial instructions lie, manipulate, and turn basic controls into traps.

Every level twists familiar actions like walking, jumping, or timing into deadly setups, where both following and ignoring the advice can lead to failure across short, self-contained stages.

Players meet characters such as the serious Japanese-speaking capybara Kapy-Sama and the lying-or-truthful doors Dory and Hank, aiming to outsmart the tutorial in a roughly 3-4 hour adventure.

Brutal bodycam FPS Better Than Dead receives a new update, adding three new missions that complete To Hell, the game’s first full run, set in 1990s Hong Kong.

The new levels take players through a nightclub’s cramped corridors, a sprawling restaurant shootout where furniture splinters under fire, and an unfinished construction site filled with exposed concrete and scaffolding.

Published by MicroProse and developed by MonteGallo, the update intensifies firefights with enemies advancing and shooting on the move, improved ragdoll physics, better bullet impact reactions, enhanced sound propagation, and replayable missions via Level Select for Black Star ranks.

Colorful hero tower defense game Warhorn: Kingdom's Revenge puts players in command of the last castle, directing five heroes to reclaim a fallen kingdom from invaders territory by territory.

Construct arrow, cannon, barracks, warlock, and frostbolt towers while moving heroes with unique skills and passive powers to defend against waves attacking along multiple routes.

Upgrade strategic positions, manage gold, expand the home map, and unlock stronger defenses through long-term progression in this real-time battle system focused on positioning and timing.

First-person business simulator Cash is King! Business Simulator lets players start with nothing and build a street empire in sunny Miami Beach, with a free demo available on Steam for PC.

Buy and place vending machines, sell lemonade, run side jobs, and invest earnings while completing minigames like cleaning graffiti or using a water gun to boost reputation and profits.

Interact with quirky characters, furnish an apartment, manage a safe, and expand from beach hustler to mini mogul in this relaxed, chaotic simulation focused on growing cash.

Exploration-driven 2D puzzle adventure MONOMOON launches today on Steam for PC, blending Metroidvania-style platforming with point & click interactions in a hand-crafted pixel art world guided by moonlight.

Players traverse a small open world by manipulating moonlight to illuminate dark passageways, interacting with creatures to unlock new areas, and using observation and creative thinking to solve interconnected puzzles without any combat encounters.

Developed by Gentle Giant Games, the studio behind Spiritfall, this Metroidbrainia rewards curiosity across a 10+ hour experience filled with hidden pathways, mysterious items, and deeper secrets that persist even after the credits roll.

First-person puzzle adventure Ariadne's Tale arrives in Q4 2026, casting players as Ariadne who uses a magical thread to navigate ancient traps and rescue Theseus from the Labyrinth.

Tension, anchor, and manipulate the thread to trigger mechanisms and open paths while solving environmental puzzles that test observation and creativity.

Avoid the Labyrinth’s beast through distractions and hiding spots in this witty, myth-reinventing journey filled with biting humor and satirical dialogue.

Deckbuilding auto-battler roguelite Othercrown has been announced for Steam with a planned early 2027 release date, letting players act as villains who build slot machines to summon monster hordes against human kingdoms.

Every drafted card becomes a symbol on the slot reels, so players construct efficient machines that deploy creatures and spells during automated battles, while mutations add fire, frost, or poison attributes and stacking cards level up units.

Developed by Voidmaw, known for Katanaut, the game features branching war maps, bosses, persistent progression through new cards and mutations, and the need to adapt strategies as enemies counter your builds.

Deckbuilding fantasy brawler Backdraft has just released its Endless mode, letting players face increasingly difficult AI heroes that draft, summon, and play cards just like them in an ongoing battle for board control.

Each run starts by pairing a unique hero power with a companion that unlocks a second elemental card pool, then builds through shop visits that offer packs, upgrades, minions, and artifacts while victories grant blessings for better future shops.

Players can conquer the six realms solo or challenge friends online, drafting decks, summoning minions, and unleashing game-flipping combos in this hero versus hero roguelike from Legacy Labs.

Riichi mahjong roguelike deckbuilder Hell Wait challenges players to survive fifteen matches by building the best hands to beat rising target scores without dealing in, as their fingers serve as HP that can be lost.

Between matches, players spend winnings on over 150 Joker tiles that alter scoring and rules, plus dark Pacts to rig the deck, Blessings to strengthen yaku, Materials, Stickers, Dora, and different tile sets for unique runs.

Created by UK-based indie developer Mondbekker the game makes complex riichi mahjong optional via difficulty settings, reveals the opponent’s wait, and includes boss matches, challenges, Endless mode, and Steam achievements.

Party-based story-driven cRPG Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy casts players as Inquisition acolytes in the Calixis Sector who form warbands of zealots, outcasts, abhumans, psykers, Pariahs, and even xenos to investigate heresy and root out evil.

Companions like the Catachan fighter Haymar, Rogue Trader Chorda, Aeldari Corsair Laarthyr, and Kroot Ra’akhti offer unique skills for revamped tactical combat and advice during investigations, where every decision carries consequences for truth or personal gain.

Developed by Owlcat Games, the title launches on January 28th, for PC via Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store, plus PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version planned later.

Hand-drawn strategy RPG Toada Brava blends Brazilian history, folklore, and music with turn-based gameplay featuring timing mechanics, as players control the monkey Kako who must escape prison, gather allies, and rescue his mother from the Duke of Santacrúz.

Inspired by classics like Chrono Trigger and Super Mario RPG, the game uses frame-by-frame animation for a cartoon world filled with quirky characters such as Junk Rats and Beleguins, where music acts as magic through playable instruments that cast powerful effects.

Developed by artist Mateus Grazina in partnership with Asteristic Game Studio, it explores themes of colonization, imperialism, and resistance while offering a free public demo on Steam, with its Kickstarter campaign currently in the final stretch.

First-person multiplayer paint-parkour tag game Brush Rush lets runners paint walkable 3D platforms, bridges, and ramps in the air to escape, while hunters use superhuman movement, boxing gloves, and paint guns to shoot the paths out from under them.

The full game includes seven modes such as Infected, Classic Tag, Freeze Tag, Paint Royale, King of the Hill, Free For All, and co-op Zombies, along with eight maps, six weapons, unlockable cosmetics, custom face drawing, and a map builder with Steam Workshop support.

Developed by Moonlighter Games, the team behind Lawn Care Simulator, it supports online multiplayer for two to twelve players with bots filling empty seats so matches are always available, plus proximity voice chat that adds humor during chases.

Four-player co-op survival horror game MIMESIS requires a microphone as players gather allies to repair an aging tram, collect scraps, and survive cursed rain plus monsters while always doubting who is real.

The Off the Rails update adds a new map, fresh gear, additional monsters, the Paranoia system, and smarter Mimesis that more perfectly imitate teammates’ voices, behavior, and even memories during tense online sessions.

Developed by ReLU Games and published with KRAFTON, the title tasks groups of exactly four to stay alive together in unpredictable horror runs similar to Lethal Company or Phasmophobia.

Third-person action RPG Anima: Song from the Abyss mixes pen-and-paper role-playing elements with hack-and-slash combat, letting players control two distinct characters to explore the secrets of the Abyss and an enigmatic song linked to a forgotten civilization.

Set in the Anima: Beyond Fantasy universe, the story follows knight Soren after an imperial zeppelin crashes, as he forms a pact with the entity Noein to uncover the truth behind an ancient civilization’s disappearance and her imprisonment.

Selecta Play will publish the game on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC with a planned physical console edition, following their prior collaboration on Anima: Gate of Memories.

Strategic roguelite auto-battler Gear Up Einstein! launches into Early Access on Steam, letting one to three players recruit historical figures like Einstein or Queen Elizabeth, gear them up with synergistic items, and auto-battle across eras from Egypt to New York.

Every mission is a fresh run where players build squads, kit them out between fights, and master tactical positioning for ridiculous combos, supporting solo play or local and online co-op with crossplay between Steam and Itch.io.

Developed by the Montréal-based No Deadlines Studio, the game features dozens of characters, over 100 items, gadgets, squad perks, multiple difficulty levels, and the Divergence system that shuffles modifiers so no two runs play the same.

Free-to-play digital card game Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond launches its Godzilla mini-collab, featuring a purchasable card style set of Godzilla and King Ghidorah with special sound effects, themed login bonuses, and a limited-time Collab Dungeon.

Players who log in on eight different days during the event receive rewards including a Godzilla plush hat, multiple Deicide in Nacreheim card pack tickets, a Godzilla Minus Zero emblem, and Godzilla Minus Zero card sleeves.

The collab card style set costs 1,500 crystals and includes new illustrations for Alabaster Bahamut and Beltezore along with emblems and sleeves, while the casual solo Collab Dungeon offers free Anti-Monster decks, dungeon coins for exclusive shop rewards, and runs until the next card set maintenance.

Creature-collecting roguelike deckbuilder Montabi lets players assemble a team of unique creatures, train and evolve them with new skills and cards, and battle the X Gang on a 3×3 grid in tactical turn-based combat to save the city.

Physical pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge edition are now open exclusively through the Nejcraft Store, as publisher Nejcraft partners with developer Mankibo and digital publisher Akupara Games for the game’s first physical release.

Key features include 22 starters each with evolutionary lines, over 500 cards to discover, equipment and charms for team building, different trainers with distinct playstyles, and recovery at cafes, with a trainer knockout ending the entire run.

Chaotic bullet-heaven roguelite Abyssal Merge combines Suika-like puzzle merging of fish and shapes with fast-paced combat against swarms of deep-sea horrors, requiring constant multitasking to survive as a fisherman on the ocean.

Players must split their attention between shooting approaching horrors from the top of the screen and managing the net below to merge catches for ammo and power, earning upgrades by defeating enemies plus permanent roguelite boosts between runs.

The public demo released on November 6th offers runs of about thirty minutes with access to the first two playable boats, supporting English, Japanese, Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese for players worldwide.