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  1. 游研社62

    Star Citizen's single-player campaign Squadron 42 gets a new trailer and a Steam store page

    On October 10, Cloud Imperium Games released a new trailer for Squadron 42, the single-player portion of Star Citizen, and opened its Steam store page with wishlisting for the first time. The trailer shows the Vanduul alien invasion, the player joining Squadron 42 as a UEE Navy recruit, and first-person platforming, puzzles, and ship customization. The game began as part of Star Citizen's 2012 crowdfunding goals, has slipped repeatedly, and in August its release window was pushed to the second quarter of 2027 to avoid GTA6.

  2. Gematsu42

    Blind Descent Launches in Early Access for PC on December 2

    META Publishing and developer Pokuch announced that Blind Descent will launch in Early Access for PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG on December 2. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series versions will follow alongside the full release. The cooperative science-fiction survival game sends up to four pioneers beneath the Martian surface to uncover the fate of a missing crew.

  3. Gematsu42

    UnderMire Launches November 13

    Table Knight Games announced that UnderMire, a cooperative first-person roguelite adventure, will launch for PC via Steam on November 13, with a demo available now. The game supports one to four players in online co-op, featuring four characters and the SMUSH system that combines junk into weapons and items.

  4. Eurogamer62

    No Man's Sky comes to iPhone and iPad on 28 October, partly thanks to Light No Fire, Hello Games says

    Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky will arrive on iOS on 28 October with all of its previous updates included, supporting devices as old as the iPhone 11, with pre-orders opening the same day. Studio co-founder Sean Murray said the mobile project has been in the works for nearly three years and supports touch, controllers, and mouse and keyboard. He said some of the performance and memory work behind the port came from Light No Fire, which shares the same engine, and that these changes should also benefit players on PC, PlayStation, Switch, and Xbox.

  5. 游研社62

    Norsfell unveils Aftergods at 3i Plan, recasting survival as god-like play

    Canadian studio Norsfell announced its new game Aftergods during the 3i Plan indie showcase in the early hours of October 9, positioning it as a top-down light survival-building ARPG where players act as gods who summon storms to harvest forests, call down temples and recruit followers to run their home. Its previous game Tribes of Midgard reached 5 million players worldwide over five years, and the new title expands to mythologies from multiple countries, including Chinese myth. Norsfell calls the approach Survivalite and aims it at players who like mythic worlds but find traditional survival games too harsh.

  6. IGN22

    SteelSeries Aeon Pro Wireless Gaming Controller With Infinite Battery Life Now Available

    SteelSeries has released the Aeon Pro wireless gaming controller for PC and Xbox, available at the SteelSeries store for $259.99. It uses a hot-swappable dual-battery system with a charging dock for infinite battery life, plus a QuickSwitch system for instant switching between Xbox, PC, and mobile. The controller features Hall Effect joysticks, mechanical switches, adjustable trigger travel, and four styles of modular thumbsticks.

  7. Polygon42

    He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction Launches Feb. 4, 2027

    Clear River Games announced that He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction will launch on Feb. 4, 2027. The retro-style beat 'em up is developed by Bitmap Bureau and will get a physical release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, plus digital versions on those platforms, PS4, Windows PC, and Xbox One. It features four playable characters — He-Man, Teela, Man-at-Arms, and She-Ra — and the Steam page lists 13 levels.

  8. Gematsu42

    ReStory coming to Android in 2026

    Publisher tinyBuild and developer Mandragora announced that ReStory, a Y2K-era Japan electronics repair shop simulation game, will come to Android via Google Play in 2026. The game first launched for PC via Steam on August 6, where it has sold over 500,000 copies. It features licensed Atari consoles to repair, including the Atari 2600 and Jaguar.

  9. Push Square27

    Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Platinum Trophy Requires 100% Completion

    The Trophy list for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse has surfaced online ahead of launch, and one Trophy requires 100% completion, meaning players must gather every weapon, fill out Rose's tarot deck, and find all health and mana upgrades. Another Trophy asks players to beat the game in less than four hours. The first 2D Castlevania game in a long time launches on 15th October, 2026 for PS5.

  10. Game Informer58

    Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls Reveals Jane Foster, Venom, and Jubilee as Year 1 DLC

    Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls revealed the next three Year 1 DLC fighters: Jane Foster as Thor, Venom, and Jubilee, arriving over the next year. Jane Foster Thor is set for winter 2027, Venom for next spring, and Jubilee for the summer, with Venom's release also adding the Klyntar stage. Phoenix Cyclops was previously announced as the first DLC fighter and joins on November 2.

  11. Kotaku66

    No Man's Sky Comes to iOS on October 28 With the Full Game Under 4GB

    Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky will launch on iOS on October 28, including last month's large Cosmos update and the full game rather than a lite version. The studio said the port took three years and shrank the game to under 4GB, with iPhone 11 and 3rd gen iPad Air and above supported, Planetary Settlements limited to iPhone 15 Pro and above, and no multiplayer. Controls and UI were redesigned for touch, with controller and mouse and keyboard also supported, and the game will use a free to try model with the full price not yet revealed.

Oct 12Mon
  1. Gematsu33

    Chivalware Adds Switch 2 Version, Launches November 5

    Chivalware will launch for Switch 2 and PC via Steam on November 5, publishers The Arcade Crew and Imperfect Games and developer Regal Pigeon announced, with the Switch 2 version newly added. A demo is available now for both platforms. The tile-matching action roguelite has players equip up to three weapon disks, with four playable Disk Knights, over 80 weapons, and more than 150 upgrades.

  2. IGN22

    Riftbound: Radiance Rarest Cards - Riot Games Music Crossovers Dominate the Set

    Riftbound's new Radiance set features rare cards dominated by Riot Games Music crossovers, including Oversized Heartsteel cards, SP K/DA cards, and an Oversized Ekko, Revolutionary using Ekko's original True Damage skin. The set's only Ultimate Rare is Battlefield: Packed Amphitheater, appearing in about 0.025% of booster packs, or roughly 1 in 4,000 packs. Radiance Pre-Rifts start at local game stores on Oct. 16, with booster boxes, packs, and vaults available on Oct. 23.

  3. Gematsu50

    No Man's Sky coming to iOS on October 28

    No Man's Sky is coming to iOS on October 28. The game is currently available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam and Microsoft Store. The iOS version lets players try the beginning for free, with a one-time purchase unlocking the full game including 10 years of updates.

  4. Nintendo Life42

    He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction Gets New Switch Date, Pre-Orders Live

    Bitmap Bureau's beat 'em up He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction will launch on Switch on 4th February 2027 after a lengthy delay. Pre-orders are now open at Clear River Games (£25) and Limited Run Games (£30), with a £100 collector's edition and a free 5.5-inch He-Man action figure for the first 2,250 collector's edition pre-orders. Limited Run pre-orders close on 22nd November at 11:59pm eastern time.

  5. GameSpot62

    No Man's Sky Is Coming to iPhone and iPad on October 28

    No Man's Sky will arrive on the App Store on October 28, the only one of seven titles in Apple's Indie Games Week not yet available. Hello Games' Sean Murray said the iOS port has been in development for years and was held up by the studio's ongoing free updates, which the team has now caught up with. Players can sync progress from other platforms to their App Store copy, and the game supports controllers, touch controls, or a mix of both on iPhones and iPads released as far back as 2019.