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Incremental colony game Worm Capitalist is coming to Windows in 2026, published by Ivy Juice with a free Steam demo already live.

Developer Tikotey’s debut title has players buy food, watch worms eat the screen pixel by pixel, and reinvest their output into speed, appetite, digestion, and automation.

A skill tree, colony resets with permanent bonuses, 16 languages on launch, and a new gameplay trailer round out the publishing partnership.

Psychological surveillance horror experience VCR83 has been introduced by Galactic Crows, putting players on live security cameras.

Click anomalies to report them, earn Tokens for new levels, and chat with Pete, a virtual assistant who sings, remembers, and grows too interested in each shift.

Four locations bring their own cameras, secrets, and modes, plus a 3-5 minute Aftermath that returns after the feeds stop to show what happened once the shift ended.

Top-down sci-fi action RPG Carbon is getting a larger, less fiddly inventory from Hardwired Studios, while still treating bag space as a real limit.

Every item that now occupies a 2×4 footprint shrinks to 2×3, so bulky gear leaves more room for the rest of what you pick up on a run.

Two extra rows of slots can be unlocked through progression and specific items, cutting inventory Tetris so more time goes to playing instead of rearranging.

Psychological survival horror title SCP: Project Pneuma casts you as Dr. Alexander Kolchak after Site-63 falls and containment collapses worldwide.

You journey through a haunted exclusion zone toward Site-19, hunted by warped anomalies and hallucinations that make you question which doors are real.

Stealth, scarce resources, journals, and voice logs help you survive entities such as SCP-173Z while reality itself corrodes around you.

Turn-based fantasy RPG Stolen Realm 2 has been revealed by Burst2Flame Games, following up its co-op predecessor.

Classless builds, meaningful quests, online co-op for up to six players, a handcrafted Campaign, and a replayable Roguelike mode expand the original’s tactical combat.

Mysterious portals now link fantasy lands with sci-fi and post-apocalyptic worlds, so dragons and werewolves share the field with zombies, aliens, and stranger creatures.

First-person psychological horror metroidbrainia Dreadline Express launches on Steam for PC on October 16th from Shoreline Games.

Board the last human train cutting through a scorched Earth, meet ominous survivors, and solve carriage mysteries by paying attention rather than following a trail of objectives.

Discoveries become cards in an evolving album that open new paths, while a short demo is available now for players who want to board before the full journey begins.

Cozy first-person organization simulator Museum Disarter has a free demo out now and a full Steam release set for September 21st after a ridiculous gallery robbery.

Players match hundreds of paintings to informal clues like a friend pointing at the canvas, then watch each collection restore the museum without timers or batch-place tools.

Serious art notes unlock after each piece is hung, so fuchsia-versus-magenta panic is optional while your well-deserved vacation still depends on getting every frame back on the wall.

Vehicle co-op combat roguelike Tower Tanks is a new 1-4 player Steam project from War Mouth Games, where friends build and crew one war machine.

Bolt on rooms, weapons, defenses, and stations, then split driving, gunnery, and repairs as enemy fire tears pieces off mid-fight and forces the crew to improvise.

Runs push through objectives, war machines, and huge bosses, with scavenged Scrap used between battles to repair, modify, and grow a modest tank into a rolling fortress.

Arcade kart racer Kartboard Dash is out now on Steam for PC, where players build every track, kart, and prop from cardboard and tape, then treat friends as the real obstacle on handcrafted ramps and sharp turns.

Powerups boost, slow, or wreck the field, and the last two laps fire random modifiers for everyone, from speed surges and bumper collisions to hazard trails no one can memorize.

A growing roster of racers and karts keeps the mix-and-match chaos easy to start, hard to quit, and different at every finish line.

Dark fantasy action RPG YAR: Forgotten Throne launches on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on October 14th from Axyos Games.

Players explore a vast world of dangerous enemies, mysterious locations, challenging combat, and hidden secrets while uncovering the story behind the Forgotten Throne.

The single-player console release follows the Steam version, which left Early Access in April 2026, and arrives with a new official release-date trailer.