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Armored train defense game Iron Maw is coming soon to Steam for PC from developer KRUMB Games, where you command a steampunk convoy against a corporate army.

In 1897 the Free Cities Compact holds with Iron Maw trains, and players build rail cars, aim twin machine guns, and protect towns while their own fire can damage buildings.

Ten battlefields, 42 rail cars, colossal bosses, local co-op rear gunner, and multiple camera views reward careful positioning and surviving carriages that fund the next run.

Survivors-style roguelite Beatdown City Survivors is available now on Steam from developer NuChallenger, blending time-survival with destructible sandbox physics in a rotting city.

Craft wild combos like knives on slippers, recruit unique survivors including a Shiba Inu, and use automated punches, kicks, and special skills to fight closing hordes.

Fight through Times Square, a mutant zoo, and subways against bosses like a cyborg wrestler, unlocking over 100 weapons and passives between runs.

Deck-building auto-battler roguelike Deck Beasts receives its biggest update yet from Constellation Studios, adding starters, events, and major reworks ahead of the Q1 2027 release.

Every run begins with a choice of three powerful starters from a deck of five, each with signature cards, while new events at shops offer 27 choices and exclusive relics.

Fifty-seven beasts gain new or reworked named passives with VFX, Astral Decay ramps faster with Ward stacks, the tutorial is shorter, and performance plus balance polish round out the changes.

Horror collection event Steam Scream V Fest is live now, gathering spine-chilling adventures, creepy creatures, and nightmare thrills.

Featured titles include V Rising’s vampire open world, Night Plane’s demonic flight-attendant sim, HAUNTED: Escape the Dollhouse co-op puzzles, and The Sinking City 2’s Lovecraftian dread.

Droste Detective, No More Room in Hell 2, The Midnight Walk, and Killing Floor 3 join the lineup, inviting players to dive into haunted worlds and survival horrors.

Emotional 2D puzzle platformer Auris has its demo available now on Steam from developer Hippo Games, where a blind kid navigates the Wortex Research Institute using echolocation.

Players visualize the world through sounds from jumping and walking, solve sound-based puzzles, avoid traps, and fight bats, rats, and mutated creatures while remaining silent when required.

Find your mother and help other trapped kids, with choices that affect the ending, special devices for clearer vision, and a full release planned for late 2027.

Action strategy BURGGEIST launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on October 27th from developer GHRIAN STUDIO, tailored for the new platform from its original Steam release.

Players command two characters in real-time tactical combat, issuing movement and attack orders to the partner Burggeist while using verticality and terrain to build and defend the Tower.

Deep customization, a fully voiced story in Japanese and the original language Carglish, and seamless open-world exploration with unique NPCs complete the Nintendo Switch 2 version.

Psychological survival horror game Pathologic 3 receives The Great October Update from developer Ice-Pick Lodge and publisher HypeTrain Digital, with more than 100 fixes across its 12-day campaign.

The free update adds Photo Mode with weather presets and stickers, new Easy and Hard difficulties, Steam Deck optimizations, in-game subtitles, and extra options for dealing with Shabnak.

Quality-of-life improvements refine interfaces, controls, map navigation, audio, balance, and ultrawide support, while a Dev Letter from the studio details the months of work behind the patch.

VR destruction arcade racer FlatOut 4: Total Insanity VR exits Early Access on SteamVR, with a major multiplayer overhaul and new vehicles.

Version 1.0 adds redesigned lobbies, spectator mode, passenger seats, AI-filled grids, optional FlatOut 2 physics and AI, a motorcycle, and first-person windshield ejections.

bHaptics, motion rig support, improved mirrors and UI, plus performance fixes refine the full-contact chaos, while a PlayStation VR2 version remains in development.

Interactive sci-fi experience Realize in Peace has released its full version on Steam for PC from developer YOWPY, about a second farewell to a late wife revived as an AI.

Players log into a computer that behaves like a real desktop, reading emails and browsing the web while conversing with the revived wife as the cause of her death and the aftermath emerge.

The remake of a university graduation project uses emotional 2D art and a melancholy original soundtrack to explore how people relate to AI in everyday life through point-and-click storytelling.