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  1. IGN42

    Hideo Kojima Acknowledges Fan-Made P.T. Port That Runs Natively on PC

    Hideo Kojima retweeted an article about a fan-made P.T. port that runs natively on Windows, effectively acknowledging the project. Modder LoreanXavier says the port is about 97% complete and is a 1:1 recreation built by reverse-engineering the PS4 executable with the game's original assets, not an emulator or remake. P.T. released in August 2014 and was removed from the PlayStation store in 2015.

  2. PC Gamer23

    'Please give Novus one more chance': 11-year-old early access survival game gets first update since 2018

    Early access survival game Novus Inceptio received a major update this week, its first since 2018. The map has grown from 9 km² to 64 km² of "pure wilderness," combat has been rebuilt, and the game is now singleplayer with co-op planned. Solo developer Martin Markus Mastný says "the energy and the will to finish the project are back" and asks players for one more chance.

  3. Rock Paper Shotgun15

    Sheeps is a roguelite about counting sheep pouring out of a strange portal

    Sheeps is a roguelite whose Steam page describes a mysterious rift that sheep are pouring through, forcing players to count and shear them. As the sheep get more numerous and faster, upgrades like every fifth sheep being blue, an always-even count, grain to distract them, or a magic bag help with counting. Sentient animals such as spiders, chameleons, and business llamas occasionally show up to help, with llamas telling you the sheep count (sometimes incorrectly) and accepting tips afterward. No release date has been announced, but the game can be wishlisted on Steam.

  4. Polygon22

    Something Is Killing the Children Is Getting a 1v1 Tabletop Card Game

    Tiny Onion has announced Something Is Killing the Children: A Gridstorm Game, a 1v1 tabletop card battler based on the bestselling horror comic by James Tynion IV and artist Werther Dell'Edera. Designed by Wayves Creative Co. with art by Dell'Edera, the game is coming to Kickstarter in 2027 and is built around a grid-based battlefield where positioning and character-specific card effects decide who survives. An Erica Slaughter trading card will be included with the Something Is Killing the Children #50 Cover C blind-bag variant on Oct. 7 and at Tiny Onion's New York Comic Con booth this weekend.

  5. Push Square23

    Japanese Dev PiXEL's PS5 Arcade Shooter Angelian Trigger Is Inspired by Space Harrier

    Japanese developer PiXEL's "pseudo 3D style" shooter Angelian Trigger is coming to PS5, due out at some point in 2027. The game is already available on the Switch in Japan with Japanese language support only, and it's unclear whether that will change with the PS5 port. It has 24 stages across Story Mode and Arcade Mode, with each level ending in a boss and two playable characters with different combat arsenals.

  6. IGN24

    Crack Is a Co-op Game About Smashing a Giant Egg in a Lab

    Crack, a co-op game about smashing open a giant egg in a laboratory, launches on Steam on October 26. Players start with pickaxes and chisels before moving on to dynamite and "other weird tools," and broken shells can be turned into currency. The game promises an "incremental adventure" with scaffolding, secret rooms, and an egg that reacts to whatever you do to it.

Oct 6Tue
  1. Rock Paper Shotgun44

    Dreadline Express Lets You Question Passengers With Tarot-Like Cards, a Train Mystery With a Conversation System Reminiscent of Her Story

    In Dreadline Express, players wake in a carriage on the last human train and collect tarot-like cards by observing the world, then combine them to question passengers and unlock memories and their own identity. The game is published by Shoreline Games, with a demo available on Steam and the full version releasing on October 16th.

  2. Pure Xbox62

    Silver Pines review roundup lands at 87 on Opencritic and 91 on Metacritic for PS5

    Survival horror metroidvania Silver Pines has drawn high scores from critics, currently sitting at 87 (93% recommended) on Opencritic and 91 on Metacritic for the PS5 version. CGMagazine and Radio Times gave it 10/10, DualShockers 9.5/10, GamesRadar+ and Gamer Social Club 9/10, PlayStation Universe 8.5/10, The Guardian 8/10 and Checkpoint Gaming 7/10. It is the first game from Wych Elm and casts players as private investigator Red Walker searching the town of Silver Pines for missing musician Eddie Velvet.

  3. Gematsu55

    At Fate's End delayed to 2027, PC demo out now

    Thunder Lotus Games has delayed its action adventure game At Fate's End from its previously planned 2026 release window to 2027, and a demo is now available on PC via Steam. The full game will launch on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and Microsoft Store. Players take the role of Shan, heiress of the Hemlock clan, wielding the God Sword Aesus through narrative puzzles and duels against estranged siblings.

  4. Gematsu42

    My Friendly Neighborhood Coming to Switch 2 on October 22

    Publisher DreadXP and developers John Szymanski and Evan Szymanski will release My Friendly Neighborhood for Switch 2 on October 22, and it will also be available via Game Pass. The puppet-filled survival horror game first launched for PC via Steam on July 18, 2023, followed by PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on July 17, 2025.

  5. IGN60

    IGN Preview: Warhammer Survivors Reworks the Survivors Formula With Tabletop Items, Out November 10

    Warhammer Survivors is a standalone game developed by Auroch Digital in partnership with Poncle, set for release on November 10, 2026, with a demo already available on PC and Xbox. It includes two separate games for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, each with its own unlocks, stages, and achievements, and turns tabletop items like Nuln Oil paint and D6 dice into weapons alongside a Hobby Table stage and a Paint Pot system. The author found the opening pace slow and the weapon and passive combinations hard to grasp, but expects it to appeal to Warhammer fans.

  6. PC Gamer62

    Warhammer Survivors hands-on: more than a Vampire Survivors reskin

    After 10 hours with the demo, PC Gamer's Fraser Brown argues that Warhammer Survivors, from Boltgun developer Auroch Digital, feels more like a Vampire Survivors sequel than a spin-off. It keeps weapon evolutions, chest drops, arcana, bosses, and upgrades while adding followers, more overt boss fights, and explosive dice, with Nuln oil turned into a weapon that damages and slows enemies. The game launches on November 10, runs well on Steam Deck, and ramps up faster and harder than its predecessor.

  7. Kotaku42

    Sega Appears To Rule Out Using GenAI For All In-Game Creativity

    Sega senior executive officer Tsuyoshi Saito told Nikkei that the company is being very cautious about AI in game development and is not entrusting the creative aspects of games to AI. Sega still uses AI to improve efficiency in publishing and corporate departments and for generating business ideas, and it created a "Generative AI Committee" in 2025. Saito also said Sega has been considering how to engage with indie game developers, hoping to coexist by leveraging its distribution network and marketing expertise.

  8. Gematsu42

    GrimKeep Launches November 30

    Resolution Games has announced that its dark fantasy roguelite dice-builder GrimKeep will launch for PS5 and PC via Steam on November 30 for $14.99. A PC demo is available now through Steam Next Fest: October 2026 Edition, which runs from October 19 to 26. The full game will feature seven playable heroes, seven dice types, 30 unlockable hero skills, more than 200 items, and more than 60 unique monsters.

  9. Rock Paper Shotgun36

    Car Park Capital: Turning a Public Transport Utopia Into a Car-Dependent Parking Empire

    Car Park Capital is a management game where you play as a representative of big auto, tasked with transforming the eco-friendly, public-transport-rich Baldtown City into a petrol-dependent, car-brained suburbia. You buy land, build parking lots, put up pro-car signage, and use a bullhorn van to drum up demand, while buying up bus stops and subway stations to weaken public transport. The game is published by MicroProse Software and developed by Hilkojj Interactive, with a style reminiscent of Bullfrog's Theme Park and Theme Hospital.

  10. Rock Paper Shotgun37

    Retro platformer series Dizzy returns with a new game from its original creators, who are happy to say it's made with AI

    At a talk at last weekend's Play Expo in Blackpool, the Oliver Twins announced a new Dizzy game, mostly a remake of 1989's Treasure Island Dizzy that merges the ZX Spectrum and NES versions and adds a new Mega Drive version plus a new "Ultra" version with modern visuals. Phillip Oliver said generative AI was used to avoid the cost of a year-long art project, and Andrew Oliver argued it lets indies compete on production quality with large studios.

  11. Eurogamer42

    Tarae: The Unbound Preview: Solid ARPG Combat, But Can It Rival Diablo and Path of Exile?

    Tarae: The Unbound, a top-down ARPG from South Korean studio Boundary and publisher Krafton, showed solid combat in a Gamescom demo rooted in Buddhist mythology with three playable classes. The Samurai's charged slash and teleporting dagger felt weighty, while the sorcerer boss proved genuinely challenging. The game is far from finished, and its build customization and Eastern mythology setting remain largely unseen.

  12. Rock Paper Shotgun34

    After 12 years, Ultra Street Fighter IV gets two rollback netcode mods, both made using Claude

    Ultra Street Fighter IV has received two rollback netcode mods, Faabi's SF4Enhanced and Kabiefox's SF4 Ember, both released in the last few weeks with rollback netcode and private rooms, and both coded with the assistance of Anthropic's Claude. Faabi has since abandoned SF4Enhanced entirely, saying they don't have the time to deliver what the community deserves, and encouraged players to stick with Ember. Both mods appear to be getting a lot of play.

  13. Gematsu31

    Angelian Trigger Coming to PC on December 10, PS5 in 2027

    Developer PiXEL announced that Angelian Trigger will launch for PC via Steam on December 10, followed by PS5 in 2027. The pseudo 3D-style shoot 'em up first launched for Switch in Japan on December 12, 2024, and currently only supports Japanese. Its Steam page once listed English as a language option but now lists only Japanese.

  14. PC Gamer44

    After the death of its lead writer, horror FPS-RPG Divine Frequency hits early access October 27

    Developer Abraxaes announced on September 25 that its surreal horror FPS-RPG Divine Frequency will launch in early access on October 27. The game was delayed by the unexpected death of lead writer Pablo "Artistical" Lamprea and by copyrighted material found in purchased sound libraries, which had to be replaced. The early access version includes the first two of three planned acts, or 70% of the game, and an updated demo is available on Steam.

  15. Nintendo Life12

    Switch 2 Exclusive Orbitals Receives New 1.0.5 Game Update

    Shapefarm has rolled out a 1.0.5 update for Orbitals, its Switch 2 exclusive two-player co-op title. The patch fixes various collision, camera and localisation issues, and adjusts a puzzle at the start of Frozen Depths to be less confusing. It also addresses problems such as players being sent to the main menu instead of the credits after completing the game and extra-long load times in the Asteroid Core levels and Frozen Depths.

  16. Push Square60

    First PS5 Pro footage of BeamNG.drive shown, v0.40 update lands 19th October with the port

    YouTuber MuYe shared the first PS5 Pro footage of BeamNG.drive, showing its presentation, console interface, and limitations. Spawning too many cars can tank the frame rate as on PC, but normal play runs well even with split-screen; there are no mods in this version, though the developer says it is looking for ways to support them. All PC content will be available, including the v0.40 update launching on 19th October alongside the PS5 port, with pricing unannounced but expected to be similar to the PC version's current $24.99/£18.99.

  17. Kotaku20

    Someone Made A Fun Soccer Romhack For Ocarina Of Time And—God Damnit, It Uses AI-Generated Code

    Developer shonj352 has made a soccer romhack for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time called Soccerina of Time, letting players pick from eight teams of Ocarina characters and play on fields like Kokiri Forest and Gerudo Town. It also includes a character creator, league mode, difficulty options, and a manager mode, with recent patch notes mentioning "trial and jail systems," "new career ending injuries," and custom music. The romhack uses AI-generated code.

  18. Gematsu41

    WORK WORK WORK 'Prologue' Demo Launches October 8 on Steam

    Toge Productions and developer Mojiken Studio will release the WORK WORK WORK Prologue demo for PC via Steam on October 8. Players take on the role of Ahad Worker 101 at the Triquetra Company, completing tasks and interacting with items and a virtual assistant within a five-minute deadline, with another five-minute chance if time runs out.