You’re going to have to stretch your mental limits and your driving skills with this one as you use a wench and other tools to try and get past any obstacles that stand in the way of your eventual exit via Route 65, and a clear victory stretch home after an alternate route forces you into the trying situation you find yourself in.

With up to four players able to join in, this one’s a rather fun way to have a road trip from your couch, complete with the chaos that such vacations usually bring. The new version has a launch trailer, which should give you a fair idea of what to expect when it launches on Xbox Series X|S, cloud, and Xbox on PC this May. It’s also a Game Pass title if you already have a subscription.

RV There Yet? is already available on Steam and has managed to sell over 4.5 million copies as of December 2025.

Sundberg revealed this to Chris Dring of The Game Business and provided an update on the PC version’s launch. Which, if you’ve been following it, hasn’t exactly been the best – something that he warned players about beforehand.

“The launch has gone a bit so-so,” he said. “The game suffered from way too many bugs and a lack of polish. We’re correcting it almost daily now. The reception is starting to become more positive. For us, it was just a must to get the game out. But any game released in this day and age is a success.”

While the current cadence of weekly patches will help Samson become “what most expected it to be,” Sundberg doesn’t think it will have “many new features,” instead focusing on polish. Interestingly, the studio wanted to launch simultaneously on all platforms out of the gate, but financial reasons prevented that.

“We didn’t have the bandwidth. But now the game is out, we do. And the game is already running on consoles. It just needs to be optimized, and then we have to go through the submission.” Unfortunately, you shouldn’t expect a Nintendo Switch 2 version anytime in the future.

“It’s so graphics-heavy that it wouldn’t run very well on Switch 2 without some serious compromises on the graphics side,” replied Sundberg.

For more details on Samson, you can check out our review, where we gave it a seven out of ten. As for the immediate future, Liquid Swords recently released an update with new car variants, Time Trial refinements, and damage adjustments. The next patch is due on April 29th and will focus on improving stability and gameplay.

It’s the mid-May patch that should catch players’ eyes since it will add new content centered around combat. In the same vein, a content drop in mid-June will be vehicle-focused. Perhaps there will be new Jobs or mechanics. Either way, stay tuned for more details as they’re revealed.

You play as a Gyldhunter, a being brought to life to navigate the dangers of the Gyldenmist, a dangerous fog that has resulted from a from a divine civil war. You’re going to have to let your weapons do the talking against the enemies you find there, as the reveal trailer (showcased below) is enough evidence to prove that none of them are great at conversation or diplomacy.

Fortunately, you’ve got a few classes of Gyldhunters to choose from, and you get to bring up to three other players along for runs where you think your skills might fail if you take them on solo. With distinct skills and playstyles on each class, finding synergies and making the most of them on the battlefield is going to help you make subsequent adventures a whole lot easier.

It’s making its way to PC (via Steam and the Microsoft Store), PS5, and Xbox Series X|S in July, although a specific release date is yet to be announced at this time.

This one is a survival exploration adventure that lets you bring up to two friends to, well, a dungeon, that’s going to have you looking for every advantage you can get against its many threats. You’re going to be picking up ingredients that you can then use to craft food items that, in turn, feed your stats. What you cook decides what you can do, so you’re going to have to find as many ingredients as you can if you want to prepare yourself for a variety of situations and come out on top every time.

Fortunately, the dungeon has a lot of places to explore for you to achieve the ultimate goal of crafting the Deep Dish Pizza, a recipe that the trailer below touts as the answer to all your problems. Well, a pizza’s always a good thing to have in any crisis. Deep Dish Dungeon is coming to the Xbox Series X|S and PC alongside Game Pass this Fall.

The modes in question are Performance (60 FPS), Fidelity (30 FPS) and Balanced (40 FPS with a 120Hz display required). While they all feature ray-tracing global illumination, Fidelity mode also benefits from ray-traced reflections. How each performs remains to be seen, but it wouldn’t be surprising if other aspects are tuned to help the frame rate in Performance and Balanced modes.

If you’re on PS5, then support for the DualSense’s haptic feedback and adaptive triggers is a given alongside Tempest 3D Audio. As for those on PS5 Pro, Upgraded PSSR is available at launch for even higher visual quality, but otherwise, you can expect sleeker fidelity and “additional rendering features.”

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced arrives on July 9th and will also be available on Xbox Series X/S alongside PC and PS5. It’s a ground-up remake with overhauled combat, parkour improvements, new quests (including narrative arcs for Blackbeard and Stede), and much more. Unfortunately, it won’t feature the original game’s multiplayer or DLC, and it seems that the modern-day Abstergo segments have been removed.

While there’s no precise release date for it yet, the trailer has confirmed that Golf With Your Friends 2 will be coming to PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2 in Fall 2026. In the meantime, the online store pages for the title are live on your platform of choice if you want to wishlist it.

Golf With Your Friends 2 will essentially build on the foundations laid by its predecessor. The game is slated to feature new game modes, and as the trailer mentions, it will give players “more reasons to question your life choices.” The description for the trailer also notes that the sequel is suited to players who enjoyed the original Golf With Your Friends.

While we didn’t quite get a solid number on just how many new courses there will be in Golf With Your Friends 2, the trailer gives us a good look at their variety, at least, which will include beach areas, frozen fairways, and even a level where the balls have to grind on pipes.

Among its key features are 12-player golf games, more comprehensive level editor options, cross-platform multiplayer, and an entirely new Chaos mode. As an added bonus, the level editor will be available on consoles as well, giving players plenty more choices when it comes to creating and sharing their own courses.

However, if you’re adamant about playing it on your Series X|S, you’ll be pleased to know that it’s making its way to both consoles in Q3 this year. It follows Hunter Sung Jinwoo, who must navigate dangerous environments and take on some nasty enemies in a fairly straighforward adaptation that’s only serviceable in how it manages to let you relive the adventure.

We weren’t very impressed with it in our review, although we did find its pacing and presentation to be highlights, while the combat is good for serving up thrills when it all clicks. But this one is probably going to see only die-hard fans stick it through to the end, and that’s a shame considering that it could have been so much more.

Still, this one might be worth a look when it drops on the Series X|S later this year. It’s already on PC via Steam and Xbox on PC if you don’t want to wait that long. There’s also the Jeju Island Story Update to look forward to, the trailer for which has been showcased below.

Developed by Alive Inc, this one’s a Soulslike 2D action-platformer that takes you to a place that’s decidedly not what sweet dreams are made of. Instead, you play a young boy trapped in a dark and gloomy nightmare, facing off against horrifying creatures with some cool weapons to bludgeon them into oblivion.

Of course, that’s easier said than done, and you’re going to have to adapt on the fly and use every trick in your arsenal to be the last one standing in a world that looks quite gritty. There’s a unique vibe to its art style that reminds us of Bloodborne and Lies of P.

The Early Access version promises 5 hours of gameplay, letting you experience a prologue and the first of three episodes in its entirety, while the second episode’s beginning is also available to you. The third and final episode, along with an epilogue, will be available with the final release, expanding the total playtime to around 12 hours.

The official trailer is showcased below if this one’s caught your eye.

The trailer starts with one of our two protagonists—Thomas—exploring a seemingly abandoned facility. However, a strange anomaly pops up, causing ice crystals to form around him. Meanwhile, our other protagonist, Ariane, is still stuck in her ship. The two are stranded, far from each other, and must figure out a way to reunite and get back home.

While Ariane’s gameplay will revolve more around her physical capabilities, which means scaling cliffs and crossing vast chasms, Thomas’ gameplay will instead focus on puzzle solving and making use of the character’s deductive reasoning skills. The trailer shows off this dichotomy quite well.

Aphelion received another trailer back in February, which gave us a look at how the two protagonists’ gameplay will be different from each other. The trailer also gave us our first look at a strange creature, Nemesis, that appears as corrupted electromagnetic waves.

Aphelion is coming to PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S this year. The title was originally unveiled all the way back in June 2025. However, DON’T NOD has yet to confirm a release date for it. In the meantime, check out the trailer from October 2025 that focused on Nemesis.

This Pragmata guide is a listing of all eight of the yellow Hacking Nodes to be found in The Cradle and their locations by Sector and Block, as well as those that are unlocked from the various Cabin’s Stamp Club boards.

Decode

A hacking node that disrupts enemy internal systems, temporarily increasing damage dealt. Repeated use on the same enemy reduces its effectiveness. Passing through multiple nodes of the same type boosts damage further.

• Lv. 1 Can be equipped at the Tram Terminal
• Lv. 2 Damage ^
• Lv. 3 Damage ^ ^

Multihack

A hacking node that links enemies together, opening multiple targets. OPEN time is extended, while damage to affected targets is reduced. Passing through multiple nodes of the same type extends OPEN duration.

• Lv. 1 Can be equipped at the Tram Terminal
• Lv. 2 Max. Targets ^
• Lv. 3 Max. Targets ^ ^

Freeze

A hacking node that disrupts enemy actuators, temporarily stopping their movements. Repeated use on the same enemy reduces its effectiveness. Passing through multiple nodes of the same type extends its duration.

• Lv. 1 Can be equipped at the Tram Terminal
• Lv. 2 Enemy Stun Time ^
• Lv. 3 Enemy Stun Time ^ ^

Confuse

A hacking node that disrupts enemy visual sensors, causing friendly fire. Effects on bots varies. Repeated use on the same enemy reduces its effectiveness. Passing through multiple nodes of the same type increases friendly fire damage.

• Lv. 1 Can be equipped at the Tram Terminal
• Lv. 2 Friendly Fire Damage ^
• Lv. 3 Friendly Fire Damage ^ ^

Expose

A hacking node that exploits enemy weaknesses, making the next hack deal critical damage and more easily stagger the target. Passing through multiple nodes of the same type

• Lv. 1 Can be equipped at the Tram Terminal
• Lv. 2 Critical Damage ^
• Lv. 3 Critical Damage ^ ^

Heat

A hacking node that makes enemies overheat more easily. While active, weapons build heat gauge faster. Repeated use on the same enemy reduces its effectiveness. Passing through multiple nodes of the same type

• Lv. 1 Can be equipped at the Tram Terminal
• Lv. 2 Heat Gauge Buildup ^
• Lv. 3 Heat Gauge Buildup ^ ^

Drain

A hacking node that uses enemy processing power to boost Hugh’s suit efficiency, restoring a small amount of HP. Passing through multiple nodes of the same type increases recovery.

• Lv. 1 Can be equipped at the Tram Terminal
• Lv. 2 HP Recovery ^
• Lv. 3 HP Recovery ^ ^

Chain

A hacking node that manipulates enemy processes, chaining the hacking matrix. Adds bonus damage based on consecutive node uses. Passing through multiple nodes of the same type strengthens its effect.

• Lv. 1 Can be equipped at the Tram Terminal
• Lv. 2 Node Uses ^
• Lv. 3 Node Uses ^ ^

All 32 Hacking Node Locations

Those are all eight of the yellow Hacking Nodes and how to acquire them in Pragmata.