BAKUDO is a punishing sci-fi boss-rush game with sporting mechanics
Launching later this year on PC, BAKUDO will have you facing off against powerful posses via a fiendish ball game.

Launching later this year on PC, BAKUDO will have you facing off against powerful posses via a fiendish ball game.

Coming out later this year, OPUS: Prism Peak is a gorgeous, thoughtful game about photography, memories and coming to terms with loss.

If Persona had a roguelike deckbuilding baby, this might be it.

A strong line-up of games means Jackbox Party Pack 11 has something for everyone.

Out later this year, PowerWash Simulator 2 is enough of an upgrade from its predecessor to have us excited.

We’ve been hands-on with Marvel Cosmic Invasion, and now we can’t wait for its release more than ever.

Ken Masters is making his way to Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves soon, and we’ve been hands on with him. Is he Kenough?

Due to release later this year, we’ve been hands on with free-to-play Where Winds Meet, a beautiful open world adventure with lots of promise.

Coming to PC and consoles in September, Dead Reset is Wales Interactive’s latest FMV, and it might be the best yet.

We’ve been hands-on with the upcoming re-imagining of the classic FPS Painkiller, and it’s shaping up to be a blast.

Launching next month on PC and consoles, Ra Ra BOOM takes the side-scrolling beat ’em up genre and adds shooting mechanics.

Deep Space Exploitation is Asteroids except you’re working for an unethical corporation that makes you literally pay for every bullet.

In development for PC, The Séance of Blake Manor is dark, atmospheric and utterly compelling.

If you like the idea of a game that feels like the lovechild of Terraria and Lemmings, Craftlings is exactly that.

Currently in development, Monsters are Coming! Rock & Road might just be your next Survivors-like addiction.

A narrative-driven blend of PowerWash Simulator and Unpacking, Undusted: Letters from the Past is available to demo now.

Coming soon and available to play as part of Steam Next Fest, Samurai Blitz EX is a deliciously moreish side-scrolling runner.

We’ve been hands-on with Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, and it appears set to be a challenging run ‘n’ slash delight.

From the creators of Streets of Rage 4, Absolum takes the side-scrolling beat ’em genre and adds a roguelike twist.

Yooka-Replaylee, out later this year, improves on Playtonic Games’ Yooka-Laylee in just about every way.
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