New Game Releases

September is barely through the door and it's already bringing a suitcase full of new games with it. The first week of the month is surprisingly busy, offering everything from supernatural samurai and vampire-infested medieval Europe to basketball, colorful platforming and a trip into the depths of space. Whether you're looking for your next big RPG, something to play with a friend, or simply an excuse to ignore your backlog for another week, there are plenty of new releases worth watching....

August is making one last attempt to offer you a variety of interesting options so you can enjoy playing videogames. The final full week of the month brings a particularly eclectic collection of releases, ranging from supernatural adventures and tactical RPGs to anime football, classic stealth action, and a new Star Wars strategy game. Most of the action arrives on August 27, which is shaping up to be the busiest day of the week by some distance. August 24 - 30...

You have barely recovered from the last wave of releases, but the gaming calendar has apparently decided that mercy is overrated. This week brings a particularly strange assortment of games, ranging from cosmic horror and time-travel drama to punishing Soulslike combat, enormous mechs and another trip into the radioactive nightmare of the Zone. August 17 - 23 releases Things get properly unpleasant on August 18 with The Sinking City 2, Frogwares' latest descent into Lovecraftian horror. The sequel takes the original...

The summer release calendar isn't slowing down just yet. This week brings another colorful assortment of new games, with everything from a legendary RPG returning to Nintendo hardware to tactical warfare, American football, retro-inspired espionage, and some decidedly unusual indie adventures. There may not be a single giant release dominating the entire week, but there is plenty here to keep players busy. August 10 - 16 releases The action begins on August 11, when The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered finally...

If your backlog was finally starting to look manageable, bad news: this week's release schedule has other plans. From pulse-pounding action RPGs and stylish superhero brawlers to wholesome farming adventures and delightfully chaotic co-op escapades, the first week of August is stacked with games that couldn't be more different from one another. Whether you're craving intense combat or simply want to grow turnips in peace, there's a fresh adventure waiting around the corner. August 3 - 9 releases The festivities kick off...

July is going out with one heck of a gaming backlog. The final days of the month are bringing a surprisingly chunky selection of new releases, ranging from a full-blown remake of one of Xbox's most iconic adventures to cult RPGs, retro shoot-'em-ups, supernatural stories and even a certain group of dinosaur-hunting pups. In other words, there's something for practically everyone and probably not enough free time to play it all. July 27 - August 2 releases The week wastes absolutely no...

If your gaming backlog wasn't already overflowing, this week's release schedule is here to make that problem even worse. Between July 20 and July 26, players can look forward to a wide variety of experiences , ranging from horror and anime-inspired fighting to strategic mayhem and crime scene investigations. There's no shortage of fresh adventures arriving over the next few days. July 20 - 26 releases The action begins on July 22 with Shift At Midnight, a co-op horror game that...

This week may not have a blockbuster capable of bringing the internet to a standstill, but that's hardly a bad thing. In fact, it's one of those refreshingly unpredictable release windows where cosmic nightmares, forgotten PlayStation curiosities, K-pop dreams, and a cartoon bat all somehow end up sharing the same calendar. If your gaming tastes extend beyond the usual AAA suspects, the next few days could be packed with pleasant surprises. July 13 - 19 releases The Crimson Maid (July 14) The releases...

Launched into Steam Early Access on June 23, 2026, Layer Land is an ambitious indie open-world sandbox survival RPG developed by PUDDING Co. Ltd. The game sets itself apart in a crowded genre by utilizing actual real-world geographical data to construct its massive map. Players step through mystical gates to explore a vast, fantasy-infused replica of Earth, traversing biomes ranging from scorching deserts and volcanic fields to dense forests and frozen tundras. Survival mechanics dictate the loop: players must gather resources,...

If your backlog was finally starting to look manageable, this week's release schedule has other plans. From hellish battlefields and haunted villages to the Caribbean Sea and packed college stadiums, the next few days deliver a lineup that's anything but predictable. Whether you're looking for relentless action, a cozy escape, or a nostalgic return to a fan-favorite adventure, July's second week is stacked. July 5 - 12 releases Things kick off on July 7 with DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations,...

The final days of June and the beginning of July are set to deliver a varied selection of video game releases, with something on offer for fighting game enthusiasts, simulation fans and players looking for lighter, family-friendly experiences. From major DLC additions to long-awaited new titles, this week's lineup spans several genres and platforms. June 29 - July 5 releases The week begins on June 29 with the release of the Kenshiro DLC for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. The...

The Gate Must Stand is a new indie roguelite that combines the fast-paced action of survivor-style games with the strategic depth of tower defense. Developed by Senmu Studio, the game places players in the role of a powerful hero tasked with protecting the city of Belrak from endless demonic invasions. Unlike traditional tower defense titles that focus solely on building defenses, The Gate Must Stand allows players to actively participate in combat, creating a unique blend of strategy and action. Players...