A musical odyssey of revenge, redemption, and stylish excess, Brain Jar Games' rhythmic beat 'em up is already a must-play.
This is one dance floor that’s looking like it could be buzzing all year round, and we’re excited for whatever it brings to the table.
The potential within this title is vast, but considering how hardcore it is, could Road to Vostok be too off-putting for new players to stick with it long term?
Fight to the beat, mixing your best tunes with combat and a story that will have you tapping your feet while taking on all challengers.
After a two-year-long demo run, the realistic shooter promises a risky but worthwhile journey with hardcore survival vibes.
Players can explore the mountain range in Germany, including "flowing country roads, dense forests, elevation changes," and more.
Along with this, the update also brought with it the Daily Racing Portal that can be accessed through a new in-game menu or website.
Featuring ten licensed rally cars and four Special Stages spanning 33 kilometers each, it promises a "pure" rally simulation.
Redemption Road Games and TinyBuild might be on to something with a premise that's as unique as they come, working well with a gameplay loop that could be what RTS and action fans have always dreamed ...
"Shifts in funding, corporate consolidation and the uncertain environment" faced by small studios are some of the reasons noted.
Redemption Road's ambitious third-person shooter/strategy has been delayed just five days before the launch of early access.
Complete objective solo or with up to three other players, evading dinosaurs like the Utahraptor and then escaping with your limbs intact.
PC players can request access for the playtests on Steam, but developer SCREEN JUICE has yet to announce dates for the same.
Genki will add a new chapter, rivals, car models, and parts with Version 1.0, but it's delaying Replay to prioritize more story content.
Blending stylish parkour, blistering combat, and intuitive synergy building, The Rogue Prince of Persia is shaping up to be this summer’s roguelike frontrunner.
Flux specializes in quick blade strikes, while Ekku can decimate shields. Meanwhile, Vekta focuses on ranged attacks and gripping enemies.
The extreme sports title surprise launches with four biomes and two extreme sports, with much more on the way during early access.
Amplitude Studios is taking additional time to improve onboarding and polish, but will provide a free demo in early August.
More adventures from an ants-eye view, we discuss how Grounded 2 redefines the Grounded formula.
The PC version is confirmed to release out of early access in August but Ubisoft and Evil Empire have yet to announce other versions.
