Developer NANAIRO ENTERPRISE CO., Ltd. and publisher DANGEN Entertainment have announced TurretGirls, an over-the-top, on-rails turret defense shooter launching this summer on Steam. Alien freaks are pouring in from beyond the stars, and the only thing between them and total annihilation is a civil servant from the Planetary Alien Neutralization & Tactical Strike Unit (P.A.N.T.S.U.) and her trusty turret. Humanity’s fate, and her next meal, are on the line.
In TurretGirls, players take on the role of “Girl,” a turret-wielding defender stationed on the frontlines of Earth’s last hope: the SUPERWEAPON. With no backup and no second chances, it’s up to you to upgrade, survive, and blast wave after wave of alien scum back through the wormhole they rode in on. If she fails, the only thing on the menu is extinction.
Studio Teyon and publisher NACON are pleased to unveil a new video giving further details on the main characters of RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business. This stand-alone adventure follows on from RoboCop: Rogue City, retaining the key elements that made the previous opus such a success, while introducing a number of new features that will delight fans. Now available for pre-order, the game will be released on July 17 on PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, and later on Mac.
In RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business, players will be reunited with some of RoboCop’s best-known characters, such as Officer Anne Lewis, RoboCop’s loyal partner, Sergeant Warren Reed and robot ED-209. But RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business will also feature a number of new protagonists.
Players will meet Cassius Graves, the main antagonist of this new adventure and the mysterious leader of a group of dangerous mercenaries who have taken control of OCP’s latest project, the OmniTower, a massive residential complex designed to house the inhabitants of Old Detroit. Cassius is a charismatic and determined man, guided by a very personal and radical vision of Justice, and who commands his troops with an iron fist.
His right-hand man, Douglas Cole, is a perfect example of a mercenary. He is not driven by any ideals of justice, but rather by his own ambitions, renting out his services to the highest bidder. Players will also encounter Miranda Hale, a former OCP scientist who seems to know a lot about the OmniTower and the armed group that has taken over the building. Although her motives remain enigmatic, she will provide valuable intel to RoboCop and help him rescue the civilians trapped inside the tower.
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In RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business, the part-man, part-machine, all cop hero returns to action in a new, independent adventure set after the events of RoboCop: Rogue City, and between the RoboCop 2 and 3 films. An ominous threat looms over the OmniTower, OCP’s latest project to house the inhabitants of Old Detroit. To carry out his mission, RoboCop will be able to rely on his trusty Auto-9 as well as new weapons, and unleash his unrivalled strength with devastating finish moves. Players will also get to relive events through gripping flashbacks, giving them the opportunity to play, for the first time in a video game, as Alex Murphy himself, who is still dubbed by the original actor from the first films, Peter Weller.
Developer Spaceflower and publisher ByteRockers’ Games are thrilled to announce that their charming city builder Let Them Trade is launching on July 24th, 2025 on PC. A new demo for Let Them Trade is also coming on June 9th as part of Steam Next Fest, featuring a first look at the game’s Knights and Bandits feature! So dust off your carriage, put on your trading boots and prepare to help grow a charming wooden world into your very own lively and thriving kingdom.
In Let them Trade you take on the role of a kingdom planner, who has been given the task of expanding and improving citizen’s lives by the game’s cheeky (and squirrel loving) monarch. Build a network of cities that produce and trade resources, upgrade your castle, and protect the cities from bandits. Tinker with the economy at your own pace, and watch the charming wooden world grow into a lively and thriving kingdom.
In order to expand your kingdom, you need to acquire the various resources scattered around the map, and trade them within your cities. Each city manages your citizens’ needs autonomously and possesses their own unique budget and resources. If citizens in a given city are happy then they will pay higher taxes, ensuring that your city is not only more wealthy but also more generous in trade with your other cities. On the flip side, if a city’s citizens are unhappy they will negatively impact not only their hometown but also the resources being traded to others. It’s all about balance!
Being successful isn’t without its drawbacks, as wealthy cities are more prone to attacks by bandits and robbers. Thankfully, you can hire knights in order to protect your precious citizens and their chiseled wooden features. You can also purchase goods through the castle and strategically trade goods for profits, or store them for when harder times strike. Let Them Trade features various scenarios with different challenges for dynamic gameplay, and its charming boardgame-like visual style combined with immense replayability will keep you hooked!
Let Them Trade launches into PC Early access on July 24th, 2025 and you can add it to your Steam wishlist today!
Today, Swedish indie publisher Raw Fury and developer Monster & Monster announced that their interstellar trucking simulator, Star Trucker, is coming to PlayStation 5 on June 10, joining its current availability on PC via Steam and GOG, and Xbox Series X|S.
In addition to the PlayStation 5 launch, a new game update will also deliver several quality of life upgrades and new features to further enhance players’ galaxy-hopping trucking experience.
Star Trucker puts an intergalactic twist on the trucking simulation genre by bringing authentic and grounded trucking gameplay to an out-of-this-world setting. Star Trucker invites players to take to the ultimate open road and search for fame and fortune among the stars.
In Star Trucker, players tame the most open road of them all – space – in a true Americana-inspired retro sci-fi fashion. Players will be able to explore expansive worlds, overcome the challenges and opportunities with zero-g truck physics, skill up their mastery over hauling different types of goods and upgrade their truck to complete their jobs faster and more efficiently.
The wait is almost over. Maximum Football, the community-focused, free-to-play football sim, is officially launching on PlayStation 5 on June 17, 2025. On the same day, the highly anticipated 1.0 update will also arrive on Xbox and Steam, marking a major milestone for the game since it entered Early Access and Game Preview in 2024. View today’s 1.0 announcement trailer:
From day one, Maximum Football has been built with community at its core. With direct player feedback guiding development, the team has introduced major new features including Local Multiplayer and Coach Mode, expanding the game’s depth and playability.
“We’re excited to invite even more players to the field and continue shaping the future of football gaming together,” said Anth Rodgers, Head of Studio at Maximum Entertainment. “We’ve got some fresh updates in store for our June 1.0 launch, and we can’t wait to see new players enter the game.”
Whether you’re calling the plays or suiting up on the field, Maximum Football offers an open football experience where your voice matters. Join the passionate Maximum Football community and help build the football game you’ve always wanted.
Maximum Football is coming to PlayStation 5 on June 17, 2025, along with the 1.0 update on Xbox and Steam.
Time to bait and celebrate – Fallout 76: Gone Fission is available for free for all Fallout 76 players. Players can now enjoy the relaxing summer pastime of fishing throughout the Wasteland. This update also introduces a new questline for players to secure their first Fishing Rod, along with a school of new in-game content and rewards.
Watch the latest trailer here:
Anywhere players can swim, they can fish. Different bait, weather conditions, fishing rods, and locations will spawn new fish types, so anglers can try various combinations to hook a variety of catches. Fish can be eaten to restore Health and Hunger, or converted into Fish Bits and cooked into recipes for additional effects. Players can also share a snack with Linda-Lee, the giant hermit crab of Fishermen’s Rest, to receive a Legendary item. Additional details on this fishy update can be found here.
Casting out in tandem, Season 21: Gone Fission kicks off today. This season brings new fishing challenges, which reward players with fishing rod upgrades and scaly new C.A.M.P. items when completed. Additional details on Season 21 can be found here.
Fallout 76: Gone Fission is available on Steam, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PlayStation 5 and 4. Fallout 76 is also available on Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra.
Publisher SelectaPlay and developer Dark Council Studio are thrilled to unveil a new gameplay trailer for Dark Atlas: Infernum, the upcoming first-person psychological horror survival experience. Premiered during Saturday’s Horror Game Awards Summer Showcase, the trailer tears open a glimpse into the nightmare: claustrophobic rooms, crumbling environments twisted by unseen forces, and grotesque entities watching from the shadows, waiting for your fear to ripen.
Coming to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X in late 2025, Dark Atlas: Infernum invites players to descend into a world where the boundary between reality and nightmare has shattered. Humanity teeters on the brink of annihilation as memories rot, truths burn, and the skies fall silent. Storms rage across the Earth, leaving behind something worse than death: Imprints, hollow remnants of the dead, staring into the void without purpose or peace.
In Infernum, you’re not just surviving. You’re unravelling. Trapped in a personal purgatory, stalked by the Word, and haunted by the sins of a broken world, your only hope is to escape. But every door you open leads deeper into yourself, and what’s buried there is hungry.
For those ready to confront the abyss, the PC demo is now live on Steam. This is your first step into the infernal spiral, into a place where truth is punishment, knowledge is a noose, and the Corona Radiata is the forbidden scripture that might damn or deliver the world.
Today, SEGA revealed new story details for their upcoming 2D action platformer SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance™. Featuring gorgeous artwork from the team at Lizardcube, the new story trailer introduces the game’s premise as well as some mysterious new characters, setting the scene for ninja master Joe Musashi’s quest for vengeance.
Watch the Story Trailer here:
The trailer illustrates protagonist Joe Musashi’s tragic story, taking viewers through the loss of his village and the deadly curse placed upon the Oboro Clan. Left with nothing, his sole focus becomes defeating those responsible for burning his village to the ground – Lord Ruse and the ENE Corp. However, the path ahead holds many challenges, for Lord Ruse wields a powerful stolen artifact that grants him immortality. Nothing and no one can stand in his way… or can they? Rise to the challenge and become the ultimate ninja when SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance launches on August 29, 2025.
SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance is available now for pre-order on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Steam for $29.99 USD. It will be available for pre-order on Nintendo eShop at a later date. Fans who pre-order the game will receive a 10% discount, the Original Arcade Outfit, and Fortune Hunter Amulet. Physical editions of the game, including a special Collector’s Edition, will be available for pre-order from Limited Run Games starting May 30, 2025.
To learn more about SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance, please visit the official game website.
Publisher NACON and development studio Rogue Factor are pleased to offer players a demo of the action-adventure game Hell is Us on Steam, available today until June 16. The demo will be also be featured at Steam Next Fest starting June 9. The game will launch on September 4, 2025 on PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
This demo introduces players to the concept of player-plattering, and invites them to say goodbye to mini-maps, GPS and quest markers to better rediscover the immersive pleasure of adventure games. In Hell is Us, players will have to rely on their instincts, their sense of observation and their melee combat skills to overcome the difficulties and threats they’ll face.
The demo includes the entire first chapter of the game, offering about an hour and a half of content, and possibly even more for curious players eager to find some of the game’s many secrets.
Hell is Us is a third-person action-adventure game combining melee combat, exploration and a captivating story. Through its Player-Plattering approach incentivizing players to follow their instincts rather than markers, the title aims to return to the roots of adventure games. It encourages reflection and observation by eliminating all forms of intrusive assistance. In Hell is Us, players take on the role of Rémi, a protagonist on a quest to find his origins in a country ravaged by civil war. The country’s almost total autarky conceals a dark secret: the recent appearance of strange creatures reminiscent of ancient headstones and monuments in the region. Armed with weapons specially forged to fight these monsters, Rémi must learn how to defeat them and use his equipment wisely.
Hell is Us will launch on September 4, 2025 on PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
NACON and Shine Research studio today unveil new gameplay footage of Architect Life: A House Design Simulator, the first simulation game that puts players at the head of their own architecture firm. Through exploring this trendy profession, players are tasked with fulfilling the real estate projects of their clientele. The game will be available on Nintendo Switch™, PC, PS5™, and Xbox Series X|S on June 19, 2025.
Architecture and renovation shows fascinate viewers the world over. As a true social phenomenon, this passion for well-thought-out interiors and grandiose construction projects now comes to Architect Life. The game immerses players in an experience halfway between management and creative modeling, whether building a dream lakeside villa, reproducing and renovating their own home, or tackling urban planning challenges worthy of a star architect.
Architect Life offers players the opportunity to create buildings on 60 diverse plots in mountains, countryside, or city settings. Thanks to its two game modes, including Career mode, 60 missions present players with varied architectural challenges.
In Architect Life’s Career Mode, the gameplay loop is based on the construction stages of a real architectural project. For each mission they choose, players must follow precise phases while ensuring they respect the allocated budget.
At their architect’s desk, players begin by designing a model of the house: structural work, finishing work, exterior development, home staging and, if they feel like it, decoration. It’s then up to them to choose the subcontractors who will carry out the work, paying attention to their reliability, speed, and the remaining budget. Players must monitor the construction site in real time and make the best decisions when unexpected events occur. Finally, they can visit the freshly built house and receive a satisfaction rating from their clients.
Each successful mission will earn them experience points, which they can use to unlock “perks.” These new skills will, for example, reduce certain costs or increase client satisfaction and will be essential to continue progressing through career mode missions. Gradually, players will face more difficult terrain to develop as well as more demanding specifications. The “stilt specialists” perk will provide an interesting creative solution for terrains with cliffs or waterways.
Architect Life also offers infinite replayability thanks to its Free Mode. In “Free Construction,” imaginative players can express their creativity on the plot of their choice. They can choose to activate certain constraints or completely do without them, like a true sandbox. In “Call for Tenders,” the most ambitious players can replay any mission under career conditions.
Architect Life: A House Design Simulator will be available on PC, PS5TM, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch on June 19, 2025.
