KRAFTON, Inc. (CEO CH Kim) opened pre-orders for the Mac version of its life simulation game, inZOI, today.
Optimized for Apple silicon, inZOI on Mac takes full advantage of Metal – software that powers hardware-accelerated graphics on Apple platforms – resulting in smooth and responsive gameplay with high frame rates and stunning visuals. The game supports MetalFX Upscaling, hardware-accelerated ray tracing on Apple’s M3 and M4 family of chips and supports HDR. Combined with the game-changing performance of Apple silicon and power of MacOS, the Mac lineup delivers an incredible gaming experience.
Moreover, the on-device AI powered by Core ML ensures seamless implementation of inZOI’s AI features such as 3D Printer, AI Texture, AI Motion, and Smart Zoi on Mac devices. Optimized for high-speed processing on Apple Silicon, it allows the same AI-based interactions that work on other platforms to also be available on Mac.
Players can now pre-order inZOI via the Mac App Store. The Mac version of the game is set to launch in August, both on the App Store and Steam.
CEO CH Kim stated, “We’re excited to share that inZOI will be coming to the Mac in August, leveraging Metal and Apple silicon to deliver amazing visuals and performance,” adding, “We will continue our efforts so that users around the world can enjoy the game across a wide range of platforms.”
The pre-order link for the Mac version of inZOI is available on the Mac App Store here.
“Rising Star” indie game developer Spilt Milk Studios has shown off a new Trash Goblin trailer highlighting the colorful characters you’ll meet across this relaxing restoration adventure about managing a trinket shop. Having just launched on Steam on May 28th, Trash Goblin has accrued nearly 500 Steam user reviews with a “Very Positive” overall rating.
In Trash Goblin, you play as an orphaned goblin with dreams of opening your own trinket shop where you restore old relics and sell them to the lovely townsfolk you’ll meet in your travels. Starting a new enterprise isn’t easy, however, but you’re not alone, as you’ve got your mentor and antique dealer Aimon to help guide you through this process, along with your protective Auntie Vale. They don’t always get along though, as your Auntie views Aimon as a troublesome criminal, yet he views himself as an intrepid entrepreneur.
All that can wait, however, as your main goal is to make your customers happy. Restore and combine trinkets so you’ve got just the right thing for Mister Pickles the cat, the clumsy blacksmith Redoir, and Mushromeo, a fungi searching for his soulmate.
More about Trash Goblin
Trash Goblin lets you customise your myriad of already-peculiar goods by combining these trinkets together in almost endless ways, upcycling them into even more strange and wonderful new items to meet the eccentric requests of your colourful customers. Get to know your regulars so you can make custom pieces tailored around their desires – which will fetch you even more money!
Grow your business! Spend your savings to upgrade your shop, buy new and better tools that offer additional ways to restore your trinkets – making them even more valuable – and expand your space, customising it to your tastes.
Today, Outright Games, the leading publisher of family-friendly interactive entertainment, in collaboration with Nickelodeon, has officially revealed PAW Patrol Rescue Wheels: Championship, a brand-new kart racing game featuring the beloved rescue pups. Set to launch on October 31st, 2025, this exciting new title brings the PAW Patrol crew to life with monster truck racing for the first time ever.
In PAW Patrol Rescue Wheels: Championship, players can choose from a range of playable characters as they drift, jump, and perform mid-air stunts across 12 tracks and 3 arena locations from the hit show, including Adventure Bay, the Mountain, and Foggy Bottom. The game’s unique transformation feature lets pups convert their standard vehicles into monster trucks, unlocking special abilities and racing techniques.
“With PAW Patrol Rescue Wheels: Championship, we wanted to create a special accessible racing experience the whole family can enjoy together,” comments Stephanie Malham, Managing Director of Outright Games. “The monster truck transformation feature adds an exciting new dimension to the gameplay that we believe will delight fans. We’ve worked closely with Nickelodeon to ensure this game captures the fun and adventure that has made PAW Patrol a global phenomenon.”
Players can race solo or challenge a friend or family member in local co-op mode, with specially designed controls that are accessible for players as young as 3 years old, while offering depth for parents and older siblings. The game features the exciting Monster Truck Transformation system where pups can convert their regular vehicles into monster trucks mid-race, and perform thrilling mid-air stunts and tricks to earn boosts and unlock special abilities. Fans will recognize familiar locations as they race through Adventure Bay, the Mountain, and Foggy Bottom across multiple tracks, enjoying split-screen multiplayer action with friends and family. Along the way, racers can collect special objects and power-ups to help gain the racing advantage in this high-octane adventure.
Originally launched in 2013, PAW Patrol is produced by Spin Master Entertainment and airs on Nickelodeon. It has grown into one of the world’s most popular preschool entertainment properties. The property continues to expand with new seasons, animated shows, and special releases planned throughout 2025.
PAW Patrol Rescue Wheels: Championship will be available October 31st, 2025 on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
Today, developer and publisher NEXON announced that the public alpha test for Vindictus: Defying Fate is now live and available to all players on Steam. As part of Steam Next Fest, the alpha test will run from June 8th to June 16th (PDT), offering players a first look at the upcoming action RPG. Building on the pre-alpha test from March 2024, the new alpha build introduces several key features, including the Fitting Room, a preview of the story, thrilling multiplayer content, and more.
“We sincerely thank everyone who has shown interest in and patiently awaited this Alpha Test. The feedback you share is incredibly valuable to us. It helps shape the future of the game and drives meaningful improvements,” said Vindictus: Defying Fate Game Director Dongseok Oh. “We sincerely hope this Alpha Test is both enjoyable and meaningful, and we look forward to having you with us on the journey of Vindictus: Defying Fate.”
Vindictus: Defying Fate combines brutal, skill-driven combat with a dark and immersive world. Players must read their enemies’ moves, dodge and counter with precision, and unleash powerful combos to dominate the battlefield. With unique characters and fluid action mechanics, the game offers an ARPG experience where skill defines survival, and only those who defy fate will seize victory.
Vindictus: Defying Fate Details:
Feel Every Strike – Experience the True Thrill of Combat
A single moment separates victory from defeat.
Dodge with perfect timing, counter with crushing force, and feel the weight behind every strike – every impact, every clash, surging through you.
Master each character’s distinct fighting style, unleash seamless combos, and experience the raw, unfiltered thrill of combat.
Express Your Unique Character in an Intense 3D World
From treacherous dungeons to war-torn battlefields, the meticulously crafted 3D world draws you deeper into the fight.
High-quality outfits and expressive gestures make your character stand out.
Battle fiercely, customize freely, and forge your legend in blood and steel
The Vindictus: Defying Fate demo features a variety of features, including:
Fitting Room: Customize Your Character: Players can enter the ‘Fitting Room’ to customize their character’s appearance in a variety of ways. Players can also explore a wide range of customization options to create a look that reflects their unique personality. By choosing a preferred physique and combining items from the Style Shop such as outfits, hairstyles, iris colors, scars and moles, players can personalize their character in detail. A variety of customization items, including outfits and hairstyles that can be dyed using Dye Ampoules, making it easy for players to experiment with different styles.
Story: Member of the Kalbram Mercenaries: Players will uncover a series of events unfolding in and around Colhen Village, the base of the Kalbram Mercenaries. As members of the Kalbram Mercenaries, they will investigate the Northern Ruins, now occupied by Gnolls and commanded by Gwynn of the Royal Knights. Additionally, players will be deployed on a separate mission to Hoarfrost Hollow, where an inevitable showdown awaits.
4-Player Multiplayer: Face Even Stronger Boss Monsters: Multiplayer content is available, allowing up to four players to team up and take on powerful boss monsters together. Two formidable bosses await, offering intense and exhilarating battles. Multiplayer parties are formed exclusively through auto-matchmaking, with manual party selection unavailable. However, players who prefer a solo challenge can choose to face the boss monsters alone.
Honeycomb® Aeronautical, a leading producer of professional grade flight simulation hardware, announced today that they will be showcasing a range of their current and future products at the upcoming FlightSim Expo 2025 – one of the world’s largest enthusiast flight simulation conventions, taking place in Providence, USA on June 27th-29th of this year.
As Diamond Sponsors of the show, the team at Honeycomb Aeronautical will be there in full force, showcasing their full hardware lineup at Booth 410 – including hands-on demos of the highly anticipated Foxtrot Aviation Stick and Sierra TPM Module. In addition to this, attendees will also be able to grab an exclusive sneak peek at future additions to the Honeycomb range.
So what’s on offer for both seasoned simmers and those just discovering the world of virtual flight? Honeycomb Aeronautical will be showcasing:
Alpha Flight Controls Lite – designed for entry-level users, this yoke and switch panel streamlines controls to the essentials, ensuring an easy, distraction-free flying experience.
Bravo Throttle Quadrant Lite – an all-in-one cockpit system featuring streamlined design, focusing on essential controls to make flight simulation more accessible and enjoyable for all experience levels.
Sierra TPM Module – a device used for throttling single engine planes, such as smaller Cessna aircraft
Foxtrot Aviation Stick – a sidestick used in planes such as the Airbus freighter aircraft
Exciting unannounced products
Michael Auer, Head of Global Sales & Marketing for Honeycomb Aeronautical commented,”FSExpo is one of our favourite flight sim shows of the year, so we’re delighted to head there to showcase the range of both new and upcoming Honeycomb Aeronautical products to the amazing community there. We believe that our new Sierra TPM Module and Foxtrot Aviation Stick will be the perfect accompaniment to any experienced flight simmer’s setup. We haven’t forgotten about those newer to the scene – the new Lite range offers perfect control for those starting out on their flight sim journey.”
For more information on Honeycomb Aeronautical, please visit: www.flyhoneycomb.com.
Fulqrum Publishing and Misterial Games are delighted to bring you news from the void – as they have consulted with the Old Ones to bring you an all-new trailer for Stygian: Outer Gods, offering a sneak glimpse into the content coming to the game as it progresses through its Early Access period.
Before the game’s final 1.0 release, Fulqrum Publishing and Misterial Games plan to deliver (among other updates), two new locations – the otherworldly House of Mists with its surrounding area and the mysterious Brasko family Mansion along with its estate. Both of these locales will be brought to life with new intriguing characters and deadly enemies, as well as challenging puzzles and quests.
These new locations will accompany a whole host of other additions to the game, including new characters and monsters, new quests, and new artifacts, items, and weapons – including the much-requested Tommy gun.
And that’s as well as a series of more technical updates, which will improve optimization, game balancing, localize it into new languages and add more voice-over talent!
But that still isn’t all. In addition to all the above improvements, which are currently in development for Early Access updates, the game’s full release will expand even further, with a host of new content that will, among other things, challenge players by introducing new boss fights, as well as even more locations, characters, monsters, crafting recipes and more!
Okay, I’ve spent a good amount of time with the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3X Wireless, and I’m ready to share my thoughts on how it stacks up in the crowded world of gaming headsets.
From the moment I unboxed it, the Arctis Nova 3X Wireless felt familiar in a good way, carrying that signature SteelSeries design language that prioritizes function and a certain understated style over flashy gamer aesthetics. It’s incredibly light, tipping the scales at just around 260 grams. This, combined with a super well-designed headband, made for a remarkably comfortable experience, even during marathon gaming sessions that stretched for hours. The elastic band does a fantastic job of distributing what little weight there is, making the headset feel almost like it’s floating on my head. The fabric ear cushions were a welcome touch, breathable and soft, which I personally prefer over pleather that can get a bit warm and sticky after a while. I found the clamping force to be pretty secure without being overly tight, though I did notice that the headset seems to fit smaller to medium-sized heads best; I had to extend the earcups nearly all the way for a comfortable fit, so those with larger heads might want to try it on first if possible.
Setting it up was a breeze. The USB-C dongle is slim and L-shaped, which is a thoughtful design choice as it didn’t block any adjacent ports on my Xbox or PC. This “X” version is specifically geared for Xbox wireless connectivity, but it also seamlessly connected to my PC, Nintendo Switch and phone (via Bluetooth 5.3). The “Quick-Switch” feature, allowing me to tap the power button to flip between the 2.4GHz gaming connection and Bluetooth, was genuinely useful for taking a quick call on my phone without yanking the headset off. However, it’s important to note that you can’t listen to both audio sources simultaneously; it’s one or the other.
Now, let’s talk audio. The Arctis Nova 3X generally delivered a crisp and clear sound profile. SteelSeries tends to favor a flat EQ response, which I appreciate for competitive gaming as it makes subtle cues like enemy footsteps or distant reloads easier to pick out. In games like Hitman 3, I felt I had a good sense of positional audio, with dialogue and environmental sounds coming through with clarity. The mobile app offers a ton of game-specific presets, which can be handy for quickly tuning the audio for titles like Call of Duty or Fortnite to emphasize those crucial sounds. While some might find the sheer number of presets a bit overwhelming or perhaps more marketing than practical, I did find a few that genuinely enhanced my experience. However, my audio experience wasn’t entirely flawless. While most sounds were clear, I did encounter some instances, particularly at higher volumes, where the audio seemed to exhibit a bit of distortion. That may have something to do with the amount of bass this headset is capable of. It’s a hearty bass that can muddle things at times. However this point needs be tempered with the fact that you can customize the EQ on the headset (or use a premade EQ setting) which will balance things out. The EQ on the Arctis Nova 3x Wireless is incredible. It provides what they call a “parametric EQ”. This means that instead of raising or lowering the gain on specific frequencies, it is adjusted by means of parabolic arcs. This allows for a much more forgiving sound curve and, by way of those parabolas, blends frequency changes together in a much more natural manner. If you use the SteelSeries Sonar app on your PC, you can get an even greater customization by creating those parametric EQ profiles yourself!
The passive noise isolation is about what you’d expect from over-ear cups without active noise cancellation – it did a decent job of muffling high-frequency sounds like keyboard clicks, but lower rumbles and distinct voices still came through. The ClearCast Gen 2.X detachable microphone performed adequately for in-game chat. My teammates reported that my voice came through clearly, and the AI noise-cancelling, especially when using the Sonar software suite on PC, did a respectable job of filtering out some background noise. The mic seems to prioritize that clarity over a rich, full-bodied vocal tone, which is fine for gaming comms but might not be the first choice for someone looking to do serious streaming or voiceover work without some tweaking in the software.
Battery life is a definite strong suit here. SteelSeries claims up to 40 hours, and in my testing, it lived up to that, especially when using Bluetooth. Even on the 2.4GHz connection, I was getting well over 30 hours, which is more than enough for several long gaming sessions. The rapid charging is also a lifesaver; a quick 15-minute charge really can give you around 9 hours of playtime, which saved me on more than one occasion when I forgot to plug it in. This battery implementation is commendable and increases the positive user experience while wearing this headset.
The on-ear controls are mostly located on the left earcup and include a mic mute button, a volume wheel, and the power button. They are generally well-placed and easy to use, though I occasionally found myself fumbling a bit when trying to adjust the volume wheel with one hand, as it’s quite close to the power button. A minor quibble, but worth noting. I also found the plastic around the microphone port didn’t align perfectly with the connector, a small aesthetic detail that didn’t impact performance but caught my eye.
Overall, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3X Wireless is a versatile and comfortable headset packed with features that cater well to the multi-platform gamer. The insanely-long battery life, quick charging, and lightweight design are major wins. The audio is generally clear and good for gaming, and the dual wireless connectivity is a huge convenience. However, the need to select correct EQ presets would give me pause if I was looking for a “grab and go” headset solution. Despite this, the headset is a solid contender in its price range (retailing at $109.99), especially if you own an Xbox and other devices.
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5
Pros:
Extremely lightweight and comfortable for long gaming sessions.
Excellent dual wireless (2.4GHz + Bluetooth) with easy switching and broad multi-platform compatibility.
Impressive battery life (up to 40 hours) with very effective fast charging.
Cons:
Potential for audio distortion at higher volume if EQ is not set properly.
Microphone features and deeper EQ customization are reliant on PC-based Sonar software.
Stardock Entertainment has released the v3.0 Hyperlane Update of its space strategy title, Galactic Civilizations IV. The update introduces major new features such as Hyperlanes, Fleet Supply, a new Map Generation System, updated AI and hundreds of changes based on player feedback over the past year.
“We’ve been pouring through fan feedback for over a year on how to make GalCiv even better,” said Brad Wardell, CEO of Stardock Entertainment. “We’ve tried to address everything, and then some, of what players wanted like more strategic options, more interesting map generation options, better AI, better late game performance, user interface improvements and a lot more.”
Some of the major updates in the Galactic Civilizations IV Hyperlane Update include:
Hyperlanes. While Galactic Civilizations has free-form map movement of units, Hyperlanes provide direct lines between distant stars, allowing for very fast travel between disconnected sections of a sector.
New Map Generation. The map generation system of the game has been remade and now includes new options when setting up a game.
Fleet supply. To allow for more strategic options during war time, civilizations have a Fleet Supply cap that is increased by technologies and planet improvements to make different starship designs more distinct.
Adaptive AI. At higher difficulty levels, AI can adapt their difficulty if they are losing to ensure a more challenging game. Moreover, at all difficulty levels, the AI has been significantly improved.
Major UI improvements. Dozens of updates, big and small, have been made to the game’s user interface to streamline player interaction.
Performance overhaul. Maps have been made bigger, and more stars in a map are supported, following a year-long effort to optimize the game engine’s performance. This should be particularly noticeable on lower-end hardware.
Balance wishlists implemented. Stardock painstakingly reviewed posts on its forums, Steam, Reddit, third-party forums, etc. on balance suggestions, wishlists, etc. and implemented them after careful review.
Visual Updates. The engine received a significant update to intelligently anti-alias ship components with each other on a ship to make starships visually look better on screen.
Better Steam Workshop integration. Players can design and share their ships online. Version 3.0 is more responsive, requires fewer steps and generates higher quality screenshots for modders.
DLC updates. All of the released expansions and DLC for Galactic Civilizations have received updates over the past year to provide additional content and features for those who have them.
The award-winning Galactic Civilizations series is the oldest actively developed space strategy game series starting with its first beta release in 1993 for IBM’s OS/2 operating system.
Capcom brought the heat to the Summer Game Fest 2025 live showcase with the hair-raising reveal of Resident Evil™ Requiem, an action-packed trailer introducing formidable new foes and surreal surroundings in Onimusha: Way of the Sword™, and knockout character reveals for Street Fighter™ 6 Year 3!
Stay tuned for more news coming out of Summer Game Fest Play Days and read on for additional details about each announcement from today’s showcase.
Immerse Yourself in Fear – Resident Evil Requiem Releases February 27, 2026
Unveiled at Summer Game Fest 2025,Resident Evil Requiem, the ninth and most immersive mainline entry yet in the iconic survival horror Resident Evil™ series, will launch on February 27, 2026, across PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. Powered by RE ENGINE and harnessing the full power of modern consoles, Resident Evil Requiem delivers spine-chilling realism like never before, with complex character details like lifelike facial expressions, realistic skin textures, and even high-fidelity sweat droplets that are sure to keep players on the edge of their seats. Resident Evil Requiem takes the series back to the iconic Raccoon City, home of the biological disaster that shook the world, combining deeply terrifying aspects of psychological horror with pulse-pounding action that franchise fans know and love.
Prepare to escape death in a heart-stopping experience that will chill you to your core and watch the reveal trailer on the official Resident EvilYouTube channel here.
Resident Evil Requiem features voiceovers and subtitles in English, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Castilian Spanish, Russian, and Mandarin, plus subtitles in Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Arabic, and Polish.
This is just the beginning. More horrors fromResident Evil Requiem will be revealed throughout the year, including the first public playable at Gamescom 2025. A new era of survival horror begins in 2026. Will you survive it?
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Summons Monstrous New Foes and Supernatural Surroundings
Capcom unsheathed a new trailer for Onimusha: Way of the Sword at the Summer Game Fest live showcase. The latest footage reveals formidable new foes, a surreal setting, and combat mechanics for the dark fantasy swordplay action game where a samurai armed with a mystical artifact battles monstrosities from the underworld.
Watch the Onimusha: Way of the Sword ‘Formidable Foes Emerge’ trailer here on YouTube.
New elements debuted in the new trailer include:
A Legendary Rival – In Onimusha: Way of the Sword, players can look forward to locking blades with a master swordsman from the pages of Japanese history. The new trailer shows protagonist Miyamoto Musashi dueling his fated rival, Sasaki Ganryu, in Kyoto’s iconic temple, Kiyomizu-dera. Also armed with an Oni Gauntlet, Ganryu will play a key role in this supernatural story where fabled warriors collide.
New Genma to Battle – Beyond his rival, Musashi will face demonic Genma ranging from the soul-stealing Kubi Akari to the rampaging Daidara, a towering Genma with an insatiable hunger to devour everything in its way. In the footage, Musashi can be seen clashing with Daidara and its massive bludgeon in a previously unseen locale.
A Surreal New Stage – The new battleground on display is a dreamlike setting adorned with ruins and rock formations that float in the sky. Musashi can also be seen summoning new paths forward that seem to materialize out of thin air, showcasing a unique way to explore this otherworldly realm.
A Slice of Combat – Throughout his battles, Musashi carves through his enemies using a variety of exhilarating techniques like powerful “Issen” maneuvers, which unleash devastating critical strikes just before enemies attack. The high-impact action also shared a sneak peek at a new weapon resembling twin hammers, which can deliver crushing blows powerful enough to shatter the very air.
A Mysterious Figure – The trailer’s final moments also provided a glimpse of an enigmatic woman who seemed to emerge from the glow of Musashi’s Oni Gauntlet. Who could this possibly be?
Onimusha: Way of the Sword launches for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam in 2026. For fans eager to experience the world of Onimusha™ sooner, modern remasters of the classic titles Onimusha™: Warlords and Onimusha™ 2: Samurai’s Destiny are available now on PlayStation®4, Nintendo Switch™, Xbox One, and Steam.
The Hype is Real! Hit the Streets with Year 3 Characters in Street Fighter 6!
Street Fighter 6 continues to bring the heat with the surprise announcement of all four Year 3 characters joining the roster over the coming year, including Muay Thai emperor Sagat, undercover agent C. Viper, pro wrestler Alex, and the energetic Ingrid.
Sagat (Summer 2025), a longtime fixture of the franchise who first appeared as the final boss in the original Street Fighter™, brings his massive frame and world class Muay Thai skills to Street Fighter 6! Stretch your legs and prepare to test your mettle as Sagat releases this summer.
C. Viper (Autumn 2025) is ready to complete her mission this autumn and won’t let any fighters stop her. Last seen in Street Fighter™ IV donning her state-of-the-art Battle Suit, prepare to use all the tools and gadgets in C. Viper’s arsenal to take down opponents.
Alex (Early Spring 2026) will perform his high-flying grappling takedowns under the bright lights later this year in Street Fighter 6! Returning from Street Fighter™ V, this fan-favorite character climbs through the ropes in winter 2025.
Don’t be fooled by the look of Ingrid (Late Spring 2026)! An extremely powerful and mysterious being, Ingrid can match up to any opponent and will shine her sunlight upon the remaining Street Fighter 6 characters next spring!
Catch the Year 3 Reveal Trailer featuring pro wrestler Kenny Omega in all four character’s outfits on YouTube here!
Also announced was the return of the epic $1 million grand prize for the winner of Capcom Cup 12, taking place in 2026 in Tokyo, Japan at the historic Ryogoku Kokugikan sumo arena for the second year in a row! Tune in throughout the year for all the Capcom Pro Tour 2025 action as players look to qualify for the chance to compete at Capcom Cup 12 and potentially become the next esports millionaire!
We’ll have tons more to share on each of the four new characters throughout the year so stay locked in on Street Fighter channels for all the latest info. And don’t forget to catch Street Fighter 6 on the newly released Nintendo Switch™ 2 with exclusive new modes as one of the console’s launch titles, as well as the jam-packed Street Fighter 6 Years 1-2 Fighters Edition that includes all 26 characters released through Years 1 and 2, Outfit 1 Colors 3-10 for all 18 launch characters, plus 20 stages!
Publisher SunDust, a label from the German publishing folks at Toplitz Productions is proud as a peacock to announce that the demo for Wild West General Store Simulator is available now as part of the rip-roaring Steam Next Fest!
Pack your bags and travel back to days yore where you’ll be takin’ over the granddaddy of what will become supermarkets. Deck your shop, located in the middle of a dusty ole ghost town, with all manner of goods – from mighty fine baked beans and other foods right up to tools. Walk the thin line between supply, demand and them pesky profit margins. Savor the sweet “Ka-ching!” of the cash register ringing in your ears as coins start fillin’ your pockets.
Earn your stripes by unlockin’ new products and fancy stuff as your store grows and you have to tell yourself, that the customer is king, as they get mighty particular bout their needs. Prove that you got what it takes to handle random calamities like grain or meat shortages, so you ain’t gotta go to the bank beggin’ for a loan to stay afloat. Need some help? Hire a trusty sidekick to work the checkout or wrangle the stock, Test your mettle in a mostly fair and square contest of Tomahawk Tossin’ to win new licences for your store or tempt fate when you spend your hard-earned dough on mystery crates packed with rare treasure or more stuff to peddle to the townsfolk.
For them hardcore shopkeepers, they can try the “Realistic Prices” mode, where every penny counts just like in the 1800s. Try makin’ ends meet when all you’ve got are nickels and dimes to bring home to Molly!
Demo Highlights:
25 goods to stock them shelves
Constantly changin’ customer hankerin’s
A full blown economy, which can be tougher than a char-coaled steak
Random happenin’s to keep you on them toes
“Casual” or “Realistic” pricin’, so pick yer poison
Tomahawk Tossin’ Contest
Do-it-all-yourself or hire a sidekick for stockin’ or cashierin’
Smooth as butter controls
A right proper tutorial so you can start making decent bucks
The full-blown release of Wild West General Store Simulator is ridin’ into town on Steam Early Access later this year. And it is stacked, packin’ more than 70 products, three of them minigames (all of them with different levels of grit), more helpers to help you out (if you can afford them, that is, cause they ain’t coming cheap), more and fancier decorations, a higher store level cap with sweet unlockables, a rustlin’ and growin’ town around ya and a whole heap more!
So what’cha waiting for? Dust off your boots and start buildin’ the mighty finest general store this side of the Big Apple.
