Developers, You’re Still Not Getting It: Hard Isn’t the Point
There are plenty of hard action RPGs and Soulslikes, but many developers mistake difficulty for satisfying and fair.
Machine Party, the multiplayer party game has sold more than 500k copies on Steam within its first week and reached 20k concurrent players.
Publisher WorldMap and developer Browserland have released the first playable demo for Chocolate Parade on Steam.
KEMCO has officially launched Alphadia F on Android and iOS, bringing another classic fantasy JRPG to mobile players.
Visuwyg and Hyperstrange have officially unveiled DERELIKT, a narrative-driven retro FPS, coming to Steam later this year.
Danchi Days, an upcoming slice-of-life adventure from the co-creator of Anodyne and Angeline Era, launches on Steam on October 29.
Developer Cyber752 Games and publisher indie.io have officially launched their isometric delivery game, Cargo, Please!, on Steam today.
Weekend Games and Meteor Pixel have announced that Little Corners is coming to Switch, Switch 2, iOS, and Android later this year.
Developer Demon Girl and publisher Tambù Digital have officially released Drag‘N Dungeon on PC via Steam today.
Ubisoft has officially launched Tom Clancy’s The Division Resurgence on PC through Ubisoft Connect and Steam.
Developer Undreamed Games and publisher Ravenage Games have announced that Mega City Force is launching on consoles on 21 August.
Pale Coins has received its latest free update, bringing a range of quality-of-life improvements and gameplay enhancements.
Netmarble has released a major content update for RF ONLINE NEXT, bringing Chapter 10, new progression mechanics, and more.
Super Robot Wars Y is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the long-running tactical RPG franchise with a DLC and a free content update.
Indie developer Zxyyr has announced that Amata will officially leave Early Access and launch its full version on Steam on August 20.
Card tables and casino floors have always made good source material for game designers, but something has shifted this year. Instead of straight simulations, studios are stripping the rules out of blackjack, poker and dice games and rebuilding them as roguelites, bluffing simulators and even dungeon crawlers. A handful of these releases have landed in … Continued