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The new game from Lorn's Lure's developer is also set in the creepy world, and this one's a horror flight sim

Defend your farm from a gaze of raccoons in this charming tower defense roguelite, out tomorrow

We just saw a big chunk of Thief Remastered gameplay, and I'm more desperate than ever to play

Core Keeper's Riders of the Underground update drops tomorrow, and you can get a sneak peek of it right here

Cairn's delayed On the Trail: Deep Water DLC gets a new release date, and you don't have long to wait

Paper co-op deckbuilder Hellcard 2 has a new demo that you can play right now

Dust till Dawn is a horror-themed clean-'em-up with music from Silent Hill's composer

Young Suns is an optimistic life sim for an unoptimistic time coming in November, and I'm already forming intense opinions about its cast of NPCs

Escape From Playtime is a co-op survival horror where you play itsy-bitsy toy animals, and its playtest is taking signups now

Beautiful Freaks of the Desert is a speedrunning FPS flipping the middle finger at all things data center

Memory is the map in Wane, a roguelike where each biome is a corner of an archaeologist's fading mind

Lemonade Apocalypse has 3 simple tasks for you: Become a lemonade billionaire, 'fuel climate change,' and 'manipulate voters'

Command a legion of robots in factory builder Brave New Wonders, launching tomorrow

Hello Sunshine's latest trailer has me even more excited for the giant robot game

'AI could never make Tenebris Somnia,' the 2D retro survival horror with live-action cutscenes and practical effects

Vaewolf's new story trailer takes us down a brutal path of revenge, and shows off the frenetic vampire and werewolf combat

It's just you and your van in this upcoming open-world scavenging game

Neon Abyss 2 has a new final boss, a release date, and at least 1 massive fish worth many, many points

Pirate poker battler Piroker has a playtest you can sign up for now

Quarantine Zone is getting a free expansion with a whole new location, and it's time to 'Experiment with drugs'

Ball x Pit just revealed a whole new expansion: Risen Ballbylon

Yet another Pokémon-inspired game is popping off on Steam, with over 160,000 concurrent players for Aniimo

Stronghold 4 boasts castles aplenty and a rogue's gallery of weirdos to pit them against

Co-op puzzle game We Were Here Tomorrow is out next month, so you've got time to practise your communication skills

Night Plane is a horror game designed to scare me, specifically, because I hate flying—and deer demons

Videogame development sim Let's Build a Dungeon launches into early access February 11

In Falsus is a delightfully unforgiving rhythm game, though its best tracks are locked behind an unimpressive story

Lead your legions to glory in asynchronous autobattler Fool King, launching later this year

Iconic RPG Lufia is finally coming to PC, with the first two games in the series due next year

Chaotic multiplayer Really Illegal Golf debuts at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct

Mark Darrah, co-director of Dragon Age: Origins, has played Riven for 3 minutes and Factorio for 832 hours: 'If you want to know what kind of programmer someone would be, have them play Factorio'

Endless Legend 2 shows that Amplitude is still the master of faction design

A 27-year-old tech forum with over 100,000 Warcraft 3 modding threads is closing its doors

The latest co-op indie game to take over the internet is like one of my favourite board games, just with bombs

Hideo Kojima says he was 'shocked' after Sony cut ties with Physint over a Zoom call: 'Nothing could’ve prepared me for their decision to step away from the project'

I urge you to check out this hidden object game where you play as the world's most helpful sniper

Tokyo Walled City looks set to fill the Deus Ex-shaped hole in my life

Over 10 years later, Gabe Newell's advice to devs still holds up

Evidence of canceled Grand Theft Auto 5 Liberty City and 'Agent Trevor' DLC, plus early version of GTA6's map surface online

An ambitious fanmade expansion for Baldur's Gate 3 is out after almost two years in development

Japanese devs aren't facing the same layoff crisis because their executives are paid an order of magnitude less, 'they didn’t get swept up in the live-service trend,' and their teams are smaller, says industry expert

'The largest theft of labor in human history:' Court docs reveal Microsoft exec predicted AI 'doom loops' could hollow out the internet

I played the adventure game so scandalous that it was physically destroyed by UK customs

World of Warcraft: Forever's convinced me that we lost too much to modern MMO quest design

It rules that a 27-year-old RPG, one of the greatest of all time, is still getting patches

This unofficial engine patch for Thief: The Dark Project adds a huge new feature that won't be in Nightdive's upcoming remaster

CD Projekt says abandoning its in-house engine for The Witcher 4 had nothing to do with Cyberpunk 2077's technical woes: 'The dream of the company was actually never to make technology'

Dune Awakening now has a solo mode for players put off by its MMO leanings, while Funcom has adjusted progression so 'you don't have to lose things anymore'

Dueling industry surveys show Japanese game devs are embracing AI, while North American ones are still skeptical

The Last of Us game director apologizes for God of War Laufey criticism, points finger at industry leaders for triple-A stagnation