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LATEST · Sep 21, 2026
The Scourge | Tai Ương
A psychological horror game that trades jump scares for genuine dread, built on a setting almost nothing else touches — 1990s Saigon urban legends and generational trauma. The mechanics underneath the atmosphere are thinner than the story deserves.
7.5 Good
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OUT NOW · Sep 19, 2026
Sporting Goods Shop
A competent, pleasant, thoroughly unsurprising entry in Steam's most crowded genre — it does the shopkeeper loop properly, it just doesn't do anything the last dozen shop sims didn't.
6.4 Mixed
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OUT NOW · Sep 16, 2026
WARDOGS
The most interesting idea in large-scale FPS design this year — three-way warfare built on a persistent cash economy — attached to one of the worst launch weeks in recent memory. Six days on, the servers have stabilized and the score has recovered. That's the story.
7.8 Good
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PC
The Scourge | Tai Ương
A psychological horror game that trades jump scares for genuine dread, built on a setting almost nothing else touches — 1990s Saigon urban legends and generational trauma. The mechanics underneath the atmosphere are thinner than the story deserves.
7.5
NEW PC
Sporting Goods Shop
A competent, pleasant, thoroughly unsurprising entry in Steam's most crowded genre — it does the shopkeeper loop properly, it just doesn't do anything the last dozen shop sims didn't.
6.4
NEW PC
WARDOGS
The most interesting idea in large-scale FPS design this year — three-way warfare built on a persistent cash economy — attached to one of the worst launch weeks in recent memory. Six days on, the servers have stabilized and the score has recovered. That's the story.
7.8
PCXbox Series X|S
Deepest Trench
A genuinely distinctive setting — full cooperative underwater survival-mystery is rare territory — undercut by overtuned enemy encounters and puzzles that read as cryptic rather than clever.
6.0
PCPS5Switch +1
City Hunter
A lovingly detailed, genuinely necessary remaster wrapped around a 1990 PC Engine game that was always short and repetitive — worth it for City Hunter fans and retro curiosity, worth waiting for a sale for everyone else.
6.3
NEW PCMacLinux
Chop Chop Together
A cheerful, well-stocked chaos-job party game with a genuinely good demo track record — it just launched yesterday, so treat this as a first look, not a verdict.
7.0
NEW PC
1666: Amsterdam
A genuinely striking premise from an Assassin's Creed co-creator, buried under Early Access combat, camera, and performance problems that the developers themselves say will take about a year to dig out from under.
6.2
PC
The Skin Stapler
A PSX-grimy grindhouse throwback that knows exactly how to be gross, funny, and genuinely unsettling in the same scene — Tainted Pact's sharpest horror outing yet.
8.0
PC
EverRail
A brilliant central idea — your train charges while it moves and dies when it stops — wrapped in an Early Access build that launched deliberately, and visibly, unfinished.
7.3
PCPS5Xbox Series
Beast of Reincarnation
Game Freak's first big swing outside Pokémon is beautiful, melancholy and mechanically clever — and technically rough enough that players and critics have split hard over it.
7.4
PCMacPS5
Big Walk
The Untitled Goose Game studio made a co-op adventure about *talking* — and it's the most charming, quietly inventive multiplayer game of the year.
8.8
PCLinux
SpaceSlog
One of the most genuinely hardcore colony sims on Steam, built by one person with real conviction — but it's asking $24.99 for a skeleton that won't be finished until 2028.
6.7
PCXbox SeriesPS5
Palworld
Two and a half years after the meme, Palworld's 1.0 lands as a genuinely complete survival game — sprawling, generous, and still fighting a mild identity crisis.
8.4
PC
Farlands
A gentle, quietly melancholy farming sim that swaps a valley for a whole solar system — two years of Early Access well spent, even if the 1.0 landing has been bumpier than the journey.
7.9
PC
Far Far West
Eight developers made one of the year's best co-op shooters — a chaotic robo-cowboy extraction romp that earns every bit of its 96%.
8.6
PC
Car Wash Simulator
A genuinely satisfying cleaning loop wrapped in an Early Access shell that isn't ready — and players are saying so loudly. Promising bones, rough execution.
5.6
PCPS5
Cairn
A limb-by-limb survival climber of extraordinary tension and beauty — slow, demanding, and one of the most quietly unforgettable games of the year.
8.9
PCPS5Xbox Series
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam
The most ambitious Vietnam War shooter in two decades, buried under a messy launch — brilliant 50v50 jungle warfare, if you can get past the technical mess.
7.2
PC
Mewgenics
Thirteen years in development hell produced something genuinely singular — a filthy, funny, endlessly deep tactics roguelike about breeding cats to send to war.
9.0
PCPS5Xbox Series
Crimson Desert
A sprawling, gorgeous open world that launched rough and fought its way back — one of the great post-launch redemption stories, if you can forgive a forgettable story.
8.2
PC
Berry Bury Berry
A $7.99 berry-farming clicker that quietly turns into something far stranger — one of the most disarming, memorable little horror games of the year.
8.9
PCPS5Xbox Series
Resident Evil Requiem
Capcom at the absolute top of its game — a terrifying, beautifully paced survival horror that braids two very different protagonists into one of the series' best entries ever.
9.3
PC
Cargo Hunters
A moody, mechanically deep PvE extraction shooter with a killer hook — you're a scavenging robot looting a virus-killed Earth. Rough Early Access edges and cooling reviews temper an otherwise gripping loot loop.
7.6
PC
Esoteric Ebb
The sharpest, funniest heir to Disco Elysium yet — a dice-rolling CRPG where your own head won't stop arguing with you, and failing a roll is half the fun.
8.8
PC
FIRE: The First Dreamer
First look — a strikingly atmospheric, wildly ambitious open-world dream-quest through the mountains of Wales. Fascinating on paper; genuinely unproven until players weigh in.
7.0
PC
Alpha Response
The creator of Counter-Strike made an arcade cop shooter, and its chaotic 4-player co-op is a genuine blast — you just have to accept the Early Access rough edges.
7.5
PC
WARSHIFT 2
A bold, genuinely novel one-person fusion of RTS and third-person action — bursting with ambition and character, but rough and buggy at launch.
7.0
PC
Esports Manager 2026
An ambitious, genuinely deep esports management sim that fills an empty niche — but arrives rough, unpolished, and unsure how to explain itself.
6.8
PC
Shape of Dreams
A dazzling fusion of action roguelite and MOBA that turns skill-shot combat and build-crafting into one of the most satisfying co-op loops on Steam.
8.6
PC
Terra Invicta
A staggeringly deep alien-invasion grand strategy with no real equal — brilliant, obsessive, and utterly merciless to newcomers.
8.5
PCXbox SeriesPS5
Train Sim World 6
The most authentic, satisfying train sim on PC — sold on top of a storefront so vast and a yearly-numbering model so thin that the value math is genuinely hard.
7.0
PC
Vivat Slovakia
A genuinely interesting slice of post-communist Bratislava buried under enough jank and poor optimization that recent players are turning against it faster than they're forgiving it.
5.8
PCMac
Blue Prince
A drafting-roguelike-mystery-puzzle-box that sounds like a genre salad on paper and plays like nothing else has in years — Mt. Holly deserves every bit of the acclaim it's gotten.
9.3
PCMacSwitch
Sun Haven
An enormously generous fantasy farming RPG stuffed with more content than almost any rival — weighed down by bloat, long-standing bugs, and a storefront full of cosmetic DLC.
7.5
PCXbox Series
Forza Horizon 6
The most gorgeous, varied open world the series has ever built — and its safest sequel yet. Peak Horizon, even if it never truly surprises.
8.7
PCSwitchSwitch 2 +3
DELTARUNE
Five chapters in and picking up speed, Toby Fox's Undertale successor is still the best bullet-hell RPG being made, and it's arriving faster than anyone expected.
9.6
PC
The Forever Winter
Nearly two years into Early Access, the fantasy of being an ant scavenging beneath god-sized war machines is still unlike anything else in the genre — but the community's patience with unresolved weapon feel and no fixed 1.0 date is visibly fraying.
7.1
PCPS5Xbox Series +1
Solarpunk
A survival-crafting game with no combat, no punishment, and no interest in stressing you out — just floating islands, renewable energy, and a very good airship.
7.8
PCPS5Xbox Series
Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew
Mimimi's final game before closing its doors is also its most ambitious — a non-linear stealth-tactics campaign that treats its cursed pirate crew as its best puzzle piece.
9.0
PCPS5Xbox Series +1
Coral Island
The farming sim that finally makes 3D visuals and four-player co-op feel like a natural fit for the genre, not a gimmick bolted on top.
8.6
PCPS5Xbox Series
Echoes of Aincrad
The first Sword Art Online game brave enough to put you in the story instead of behind Kirito — undercut by repetitive design and a AAA price tag it hasn't fully earned.
6.5
PCMacLinux
RimWorld
Nearly eight years post-launch, still the sharpest story generator in gaming — a colony sim that turns every disaster into a memory.
9.4
PC
No, I'm not a Human
A tense, door-answering horror sim that turns 'who do I let inside' into one of the most quietly stressful decisions in recent indie horror.
8.5
PC
The Riftbreaker
A genuinely rare genre blend — base-building, tower defense, and twin-stick action fused into one coherent, good-looking package — that runs out of new ideas around hour five but stays fun anyway.
8.1
PC
Escape from Tarkov
A brutally deep extraction shooter that finally has the polish to match its ambition — undercut by a cheating problem it still hasn't solved.
7.4
PC
My Little Cafe Nightmare
A haunted café sim that nails the exact cozy-creepy balance it promises, and undercuts its own achievement with too small a price tag.
8.3
PC
SAND: Raiders of Sophie
A genuinely novel walking-fortress extraction shooter that's honest about being unfinished — worth watching closely, worth playing carefully.
7.0
PC
Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE
Spectacular, faithful Solo Leveling action wrapped around progression systems that still carry too much of their gacha DNA.
7.2
PC
Farever
A relaxed, exploration-first co-op RPG with a lovely sense of place — a strong Early Access foundation still waiting on its endgame.
7.5
PC
Tales of Seikyu
A gorgeous, gentle farming life-sim with a clever shapeshifting hook — already lovely, and only getting bigger.
8.0
PCMac
BALL x PIT
A gloriously addictive mash-up of brick-breaker, bullet-heaven, and base-builder that's far more than the sum of its parts.
8.7
PCPS5Xbox Series
Hades II
A sequel that grows its predecessor in every direction — the genre at its peak.
9.2
PC
Everwind
An ambitious sky-bound survival RPG with a gorgeous hook — promising, but still finding its footing in Early Access.
7.5
PC
MECCHA CHAMELEON
A wildly creative paint-and-hide party game that turns camouflage into a genuine art form.
8.3
PC
Hotel Architect
A deep, charming hotel-builder with a genuinely polished core — held back only by early-access growing pains.
8.0
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Jul 28, 2026 Halo: Campaign Evolved
A ground-up remake of Combat Evolved's campaign with HD visuals, 4-player co-op, new weapons, and three brand-new missions.
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Sep 3, 2026 The Blood of Dawnwalker
A 14th-century dark-fantasy action-RPG from ex-Witcher devs: play Coen, human by day and vampire by night, in a story shaped by your choices.
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