Eyes of Hellfire: A co-op gothic horror game by Blumhouse Mandrake: A narrative farming sim by Failbetter Games Ambrosia Sky: A first-person sci-fi “clean-'em-up” narrative adventure set in a crumbling space colony FBC: Firebreak: An upcoming co-operative shooter by Remedy Entertainment[2]. Den of Wolves: A spiritual successor to PayDay by 10 Chambers 007: First Light: IO Interactive’s James Bond game Farever: A co-op action adventure game from Shiro Games Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition: A definitive edition with expansions and improvements, releasing July 15, 2025 Fresh Tracks: A rhythm game about heavy metal and demon slaying, releasing August 12, 2025 TermiNull Brigade: A demo available now, featuring anime ninjas and comic book style action SkyRig: A sci-fi systems-builder releasing in 2026 Kaizen: A Factory Story: An open-ended puzzle automation game set in 1980s Japan, releasing July 14, 2025 Dawn Apart: A space colony and factory sim with destructible environments, early access July 14, 2025 Modulus: A factory automation game launching early access October 22, 2025 Generation Exile: A turn-based narrative city-builder set on a generation ship, demo available now Void/Breaker: An adrenaline-fueled roguelite FPS releasing August 20, 2025 Grave Seasons: A narrative farming sim with a supernatural serial killer twist, releasing 2026 Deadwire: A top-down tactical shooter with hacking mechanics, releasing September 2025 Dinkum: A survival life sim set in an Australian-inspired island, available now Void Martyrs: A grimdark survival horror about a nun in space, demo available now[6]. Clover Pit: A rogue-lite slot machine game, demo available now Eclipsium: A retro-inspired horror game with surreal environments, demo available now Abyssus: A cooperative FPS roguelite set in a sunken civilization, releasing August 12, 2025 Ascendant: A fast-paced capture-the-flag FPS with biopunk elements Mewgenics: An endless cat breeding RPG from the creator of The Binding of Isaac Dead Reset: A blood-soaked interactive horror with a death-loop mechanic, releasing September 2025 Bernband: A sci-fi exploration sim Wanderburg: A minimalist open-world roguelike with castles on wheels

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I’ve barely played it, but I’ve had enough of this crap. I’m not biting.

Nobody expects the GoG inquisition!

It blows my mind that this game gets multiplayer but nightdive completely leaves it out of Turok 3, and charges the same amount for both games. I mean im not upset about having it here but this is an immersive sim where people only care about the campaign. Turok 3 was a fun arena shooter with a doodoo campaign…

Completely agree with this, and also fully expecting to see that with cars too. I’ve heard of some models with onboard computers and displays showing people ads at traffic stops, it’s wild as is. But I’m certain all those CEOs and owners fully believe we should just own nothing and be happy. Everything should be rentals or subscriptions to fully cement their parasitism. And then they act surprised when people feel crushed and desperate. I my humble opinion they should fuck all the way off.

I’m rewatching JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure for Pride Month. [image: d3036e3b-6439-4960-8a21-d29fb8ed860a.gif]

Oof, I’m all for scantily clad character models with jiggle physics, but it should be omni-gender and there should be options overall.

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Never use Amazon for expensive electronics. There’s too much nonsense going on. I tried to preorder a phone once. Sony offered a pair of earbuds as a preorder gift and I wanted that specific phone anyway so hey, why not. Unfortunately, their fulfillment partner happened to be Amazon. Instead of my phone I received a book about Lemmy Kilmister. Oh, and they couldn’t correct the error; all they could do was to have me send the book back and get a refund and buy the phone again – which of course took me out of the preorder program. Yeah, no. There’s too much bullshit with Amazon to trust them with expensive gear.

Best name I’ve ever seen

I just want to know what the content is

You can try Splitgage 2 for yourself. It’s in an open beta right now. IMO it’s fantastic and feels like peak Halo 2/3 multiplayer + portals.

Agreed. It’s a great game. I wish it had more variability in puzzles or solutions to give it more replay value. I got it right when it came out and still feel like it’s too fresh in memory to go through it again.

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That makes more sense, I didn’t realize it was coming out.

I love this kind of metroidvania (igavanias I suppose), wish we could get more of them

Silverhawks are the only reason I ever got above 40 or 50 agility. The courses are so grindy, for virtually zero benefit.

Agreed, I’m more cautiously optimistic (cause you never know how it’ll go) but IO do have a good track record. Hopefully they give themselves time to cook and make it excellent!