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First-person paranormal horror game Don't Go Live integrates real Twitch chat into gameplay so viewer messages, emotes, and spam directly trigger in-game events that escalate danger while players explore abandoned locations as a livestreaming urbex creator.

Use a reactive found-footage camera that glitches near anomalies, a paranormal scanner to reveal hidden traces, and manage a behavioral AI entity that reacts to sound, light, and stream activity in a tense loop of escalating horror.

Developed by Lake On Fire, the free demo launches on Steam April 29th, with one complete location and gameplay loop, while the full game targets deeper streaming-culture horror experiences.

Turn-based sci-fi roguelike Theralite lets players explore dangerous crystal mines on a distant planet, scavenge for loot and equipment, trade with survivors, battle monsters, and fight to escape after a disastrous event.

Experience traditional roguelike gameplay with animated steps where the world only reacts when you move, allowing careful planning or chaotic action while mining level tiles for treasure that may also attract more threats.

Developed as a single-player permadeath adventure with hand-crafted pixel art, the game emphasizes survival, resource management, and strategic depth in deep space mining facilities.

Atmospheric psychological horror adventure Lucid Falls traps players inside a surreal lucid dream where they must manipulate gravity, space, and time to navigate impossible environments, solve reality-bending puzzles, and uncover dark secrets.

Survive against grotesque creatures born from nightmares using realistic combat while exploring cinematic, deeply immersive worlds built in Unreal Engine 5 that emphasize mood and atmosphere over traditional scares.

Developed by Eldamar Studio as a single-player title targeting a 2026 release on PC via Steam with future console versions planned, the game blends survival horror with adventure elements for a haunting journey into shifting dream logic.

Co-op shooter Helldivers 2 receives the new Premium Warbond “Exo-Experts” on April 28 for PlayStation 5, PC, and Xbox Series, adding powerful Exo-suits and weapons to turn the tide in the galactic war for Managed Democracy.

The Exo-Experts Warbond includes the P-33 Redeemer pistol, the flame-throwing EXO-51 Exterminator suit, and the ballistic-shielded EXO-55 Breaker suit along with new armors and capes that enable fresh tactical approaches against alien threats.

Players can unlock the content in the Acquisition Center using Super Credits and in-game progression, expanding the live-service arsenal with versatile Exo-equipment designed for high-stakes cooperative battles.

Racing simulation Gran Turismo 7 receives free Update 1.69 tomorrow, adding three new cars including the Porsche 911 Turbo S Leichtbau '93, Renault Twingo '93, and Yangwang U9 '24 alongside three new race events.

New events feature the Schwarzwald Liga at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, Hypersportwagen-Parade at Yas Marina Circuit, and Tourenwagen-Weltcup 900 at Autódromo de Interlagos while Extra Menu No. 53 focuses on Muscle Cars for collectors level 55 and above.

Power Pack owners gain fresh weekly challenges with rotating rewards, and Scapes receives a new recommended curation as the update continues to expand the realistic driving experience on PlayStation.

Fast-paced precision platformer Nullstar: Solus is out now on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S as players pilot a corporate scavenger drone racing through overgrown ruins to claim the powerful nullstar on a dying world.

Master the thruster-based Flight Path System for high-speed movement and near-impossible turns across 100 bite-sized levels including 25 remixed hard courses while earning decryption points to uncover the world's secrets.

Featuring hand-crafted levels, a dark atmospheric soundtrack with contributions from Hollow Knight and Baldur's Gate 3 composers, and rewarding challenge for all skill levels, on top of that the game lauched with a 20% launch discount.

Incremental quarry mining game Fracture Field is out now on Steam where players shatter rocks with timed swings, invest earnings into upgrades, and build a fleet of specialized drones to automate their growing industrial empire.

Manage limited quarry space with charge-based bombs and demolition tactics while progressing through a deep multi-currency upgrade system, layer-specific mastery, and powerful prestige mechanics including World Fracture for permanent game-altering bonuses.

Developed by Type-Ten, the satisfying idle clicker hybrid offers dozens of technologies, hundreds of upgrades, and near-infinite growth for US$6.99 with a 35% launch discount.

Unforgiving cave-exploration survival sim Casualties: Unknown features a fully simulated cardiovascular and limb damage system where every injury and decision matters as disposable test subjects descend into an alien planet to retrieve lost cargo.

Players manage realistic injuries with crafting for light sources, bandages, and antiseptics to fight infection while developing character traits like intelligence, strength, and resilience across 5 dangerous layers in the free Steam demo with 300 items and adjustable difficulty.

After massive success on itch.io with over 300,000 downloads, the brutal roguelite-style survival experience with a deeper mystery now reaches a wider audience ahead of the full 2026 release.

Cheeky horror parody adventure VanillaBeast: Mystery Kink launches today for PC as sleuth VanillaBeast teams up with four adult stars to solve phallic mysteries and battle masked horrors in the city of Venerousville.

Playable characters Jewel De'Nyle, Kiki D'Aire, Blake Blossom, and Nickey Huntsman provide voice work while players solve puzzles, find hidden objects, and tackle fun mini-games inspired by classic adventure titles like Leisure Suit Larry in a tasteful, tongue-in-cheek style.

Featuring 10+ hand-drawn levels parodying 80s and 90s horror icons, full controller support, 100% Steam Deck compatibility, and zero AI, the game delivers laughs and light adult humor for mature players.

Agricultural business simulator Farm Manager World arrives on Xbox Series X|S on April 24th, where players strategically manage crops, livestock, employees, finances, infrastructure, and global supply chains across unique continental locations with varied weather and soil conditions.

Start with a small farm and expand into a vast empire through crop rotation, raw material processing, trading, and realistic economic decisions in both campaign and free-play modes.

Developed by Cleversan Games and published by Ultimate Games, the title builds on the Farm Manager series with hundreds of plants and animals plus deep management mechanics now available on console alongside PC and PlayStation 5.

Roguelite mining strategy simulator Drill Core expands with The Machine World DLC on April 28th, adding the Tech Biome where players scavenge mechanical parts, face new foes and bosses, and deploy drone turrets alongside fresh buildings for nighttime defense.

Recruit five unique specialists with powerful abilities, craft builds via the Laboratory upgrade branch, experiment with permanent upgrades, and alter runs using the Distortions mechanic or tackle 10 new difficulty levels while enjoying an energetic soundtrack.

The base game also launches the same day on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X|S, bringing resource management, miner leadership, and perilous extraction missions to console players for the first time.

Zombie-slaying action RPG Dead Island 2 celebrates its third anniversary with a free Quarantine Zone crossover update featuring missions from fan-favorite survivors like Amanda Styles and Burt Michaels plus the Dead Island Series Bundle arriving on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5.

The update brings a slice of HELL-A into the roguelike shooter, while the anniversary celebrations are a thank you to the passionate community for keeping the island alive since launch.

Developed by Dambuster Studios and published by Deep Silver, the tactile bone-crunching mayhem continues to deliver post-apocalyptic horror action across platforms with plenty more undead fun still to come.

Choice-driven action RPG Foreign Sun launches today on Nintendo Switch and PC with advanced sword fighting that lets players break enemy posture, unlock hidden techniques, and acquire mysterious powers while exploring a sinking city and the Eternal Lighthouse.

Traverse an interconnected world filled with factions, make impactful choices that alter outcomes for its denizens, shift allegiances, and utilize a variety of weapons to defeat man and monster alike in this handcrafted dynamic adventure.

Originally expanded from a Biomass port, the title features redrawn art, deeper choice and consequence systems, secret abilities with heavy prices, and multiple paths for both new players and returning fans.

High-speed VR arena shooter Marrow Marrow is now available on Steam and Meta Quest where players wield arm and shoulder cannons while mastering wall-sliding parkour, aerial dashes, and grappling to combat hordes of vicious Vermin.

Tackle 9 progressively dangerous levels across 3 worlds with 20+ arenas, choose from 40+ upgrades, 10+ mutators, and 4 difficulty levels before facing minibosses and a final boss in intense roguelike-style runs.

The fast-paced movement shooter supports sitting or standing play with online leaderboards for score chasing, with a 10% launch discount plus a free demo on Steam.

Action-horror Alien shooter Alien: Rogue Incursion - Part One: Evolved Edition launches today on Nintendo Switch 2 with optimized mouse controls using detached Joy-Con for precise aiming, bringing the terrifying Xenomorph experience to the new console.

Players step into the role of rogue Colonial Marine Zula Hendricks investigating a blacksite overrun by aliens on planet Purdan, aided by synthetic companion Davis 01 in a story set between the Alien and Aliens films.

The cinematic action-horror title delivers stunning visuals, 3D audio, and intense survival gameplay, with a PlayStation 4 version also coming soon alongside existing releases on other platforms.

Fast-paced pixel art action platformer Blood Gauntlet challenges players who are constantly bleeding out to keep moving, slash enemies, and smash the environment for blood across three intense levels leading to a final boss.

Perfect runs to earn top ranks and unlock Extreme Mode where every mistake is harshly punished while aiming for the hardcore Steam achievement of SS ranking it without taking a single hit.

The game features an intense original soundtrack included with purchase and plays great on Steam Deck for high-mobility action platforming survival.

The PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium catalogs expand on April 21st with major additions including open-world racing in The Crew Motorfest, the acclaimed action-adventure Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, and Football Manager 26.

Further highlights comprise Warriors: Abyss, the quirky Squirrel with a Gun, horror narrative The Casting of Frank Stone, roguelike deckbuilder Monster Train, plus the PS2 classic Wild Arms 4 for Premium members.

Essential tier subscribers can still claim this month's free games Lords of the Fallen, Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, and SWORD ART ONLINE Fractured Daydream until the end of April.

Roguelike autobattler How Many Dudes launches July 30th with players recruiting and upgrading ridiculous units across 42 dudes in six families for over 850,000 possible team combinations.

Build powerful squads using a trinket system, dynamic events, and talent choices while battling in automatic fights that test escalating challenges including endless mode.

The demo has already attracted over 480,000 players and 200,000 wishlists as the game expands progression and build variety for PC and mobile.

Psychological horror masterpiece Amnesia: Rebirth from Frictional Games arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 on April 30th, as players awaken as Tasi Trianon in the Algerian desert and retrace a shattered past to survive pitiless terror.

The complete version delivers stable performance on the new hardware with the acclaimed first-person narrative, fear mechanics, puzzle-solving, and immersive atmosphere that earned high praise from critics.

Developed by the creators of SOMA and the original Amnesia series, this port brings the gripping tale of psychological dread and survival to a new audience on the Nintendo console.

Global passenger transportation management sim Worldwide Rush receives its third major update adding full multiplayer support for co-op and PvP in all game modes alongside improved AI and late-game balance.

Players now compete or cooperate with friends while managing expanding fleets of unique vehicles across procedurally generated cities and continents to meet growing travel demand.

The update also introduces 11 new vehicles unlockable via achievements for even more strategic options in building profitable transportation networks worldwide.