First Look: A Roguelite FPS That Combines Old-School Chaos and Vampire Madness My first look at Vampire Hunters on Xbox Series X. If DOOM and Serious Sam stumbled into a roguelite bar fight, Vampire Hunters would be the aftermath. This first-person shooter lets you stack up to 14 weapons at once and wade through gothic…
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Masked heroes and monsters collide in a 1950s horror throwdown Related coverage: Reviews. Related: Reviews. Monstroscopy is the kind of fighting game that sticks out from the pack—not because of its high-speed combos or flashy super moves, but because of how weird, stylish, and strangely niche it dares to be. Developed with a heavy dose…
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A New Era of Content, Mechanics, and Challenges in The Division 2 Related coverage: Free Steam demo arrives for The Division 2 — Test it before you buy. Related: Free Steam demo arrives for The Division 2 — Test it before you buy. Ubisoft has rolled out a substantial update for The Division 2, titled…
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Test Your Precision in Vampire Hunters’ New Dracula Day Event It’s Dracula Day, and Vampire Hunters is turning up the chaos! For a limited time, players can jump into a special event where only headshots count. This challenge, designed by fan requests, pushes your aim and reflexes to the limit. The event is accessible right…
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This week, we’re beyond excited to crown Cryptigma as our Game of the Week #5! Created by the brilliant solo developer Jack Garvin, Cryptigma isn’t just a puzzle game – it’s an extraordinary journey into innovation and challenge that redefines the genre. From its mind-bending respawn mechanics to over 120 meticulously crafted levels, Cryptigma stands…
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Night Swarm’s demo lets players command a young vampire lord in a bullet-hell roguelite with cursed powers, allies, werewolf hordes, RPG systems, and a story about an ancient supernatural war.
Wild West General Store Simulator brings frontier retail management to Steam Next Fest, with pricing, stocking, bartering, hiring, more than 70 goods, and a customizable homestead.
Daniel Sarach reviews Stunt Flyer on Xbox Series X, finding a colorful arcade flight game with responsive controls, varied aircraft, customization, stunts, races, and lighthearted co-op fun.
Riot Control Simulator: Rookie Day is a free Steam prologue introducing crowd control, arrests, tactical formations, and moral choices ahead of the larger simulation game.
Ready or Not received a fresh batch of weapons while Void Interactive’s tactical SWAT shooter went 40% off on Steam, giving returning and new players more loadout options.
Elden Ring is getting a live-action film from A24 with Alex Garland attached to direct and George R.R. Martin producing, bringing FromSoftware’s Lands Between to the big screen.
Gray Zone Warfare’s Winds of War update adds dynamic weather, Combat Outposts, conflict zones, new weapons and gear, mortar strikes, dozens of locations, task changes, and a full progression wipe.
Lies of P is adding three difficulty options with the Overture expansion, giving newcomers and veterans more flexibility while keeping the Soulslike’s core combat and challenge intact.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Legends of the Zone Trilogy Enhanced Edition modernizes Shadow of Chornobyl, Clear Sky, and Call of Prypiat with visual upgrades, console features, mod support, and current-platform releases.
Game of the Week #4 goes to Labyrinth of the Demon King, a punishing solo-developed survival-horror dungeon crawler set in demon-infested feudal Japan with scarce resources and no hand-holding.
