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Previews and first impressions on upcoming games in 2025-2026. We got our hands on it before you: find out what convinced us, and what didn't.
Nintendo rebuilds Star Fox 64 with a full visual overhaul, fully voiced cinematics, a playable prologue as James McCloud, a 4v4 online Battle Mode, and mouse precision controls. Ten years away. Switch 2 exclusive. June 25, 2026.
Never Say Never built a first-person survival RPG in post-volcanic-winter 536 AD Scandinavia. Desolate village, mythological spiders, stone crafting and lethal cold. Six euros. And an atmosphere that echoes what Gothic did in 2001.
Christian Miller, a Hawaiian activist known as Silver Spook, just released Neofeud 2 after nine years of solo development. 140,000 words of fully voiced dialogue, hand-painted art of rare quality, and political satire written by someone who has something to say.
See The Sea Studio released a racing game where victory comes as much from weapons as from speed. Inspired by Death Rally, colorful, accessible, and available with a free demo on Steam since May 5, 2026.
Awesome Games Studio doesn't make generic games. Their next 2D hand-drawn roguelite places a fallen angel between Heaven and Hell, with an adjacency relic system and an art direction that made Reddit fall instantly in love.
Owlcat Games (Rogue Trader, Pathfinder) takes on The Expanse. Eros, the protomolecule, the Belters, Protogen, a Mass Effect-style companion system and deeper RPG mechanics. The closed beta is promising.
RedRuins Softworks, the studio behind Breathedge, returns with a procedural co-op looter shooter for 4 players in a post-apocalyptic desert. Giant Crawlers, Haven building, blood pacts with the enemy: there's something here.
Alkimia Interactive gave us seven hours in the Old Camp with a locked preview build. Combat is more fluid than in the Nyras prologue, dialogues are nearly identical to the original, and the urge to dive back in is intact.
Sunny Lab makes a cosy RPG about a witch running a bakery in 1990s Paris. It's more ambitious than it looks, and much more personal.