Quarantine Zone: The Last Check is officially opening its gates on January 12, and when that day comes, you'd better be ready to scan, sort, and survive. If you played the demo (and apparently almost 2 million of you did), then you already know the drill: check IDs, ration resources, and decide who gets in, who gets quarantined, and who gets left outside with the biters.
But the full game goes deeper. Way deeper. You’ll have access to X-ray scanners (for bones and butt contraband), eye probes, reflex hammers, corpse-fed zombie cages (for government research, obviously), and a shiny new base management interface to control the chaos from above. Oh, and zombies now fall from the rooftops, so keep one hand on your clipboard and the other on your sidearm.
It’s you versus the end of the world. Launches January 12. Until then, the free demo is still live. Go get a taste of the panic.
Hey sinners, been a while. But the Lamb has been busy. And cold.
Woolhaven, the biggest, frostiest update Cult of the Lamb has ever seen, is dropping on January 22, and it’s bringing snow, ghosts, weird animals, new gods, and a whole lot of reasons to rebuild your cult from the frozen ground up.
In this massive expansion, you’ll head to a distant mountain of Woolhaven, the ancestral home of lambkind, to deal with Yngya, the God of Winter, who’s currently blanketing the world in blizzards.
Expect new dungeons, new characters, new quests, new weapons, and a full ranching system that lets you tame, ride, or eat majestic beasts. (Yes, you read that right. Times are tough.)
If you want the full scoop straight from the mouths of the monsters who made it, check out the Mid-Winter Showcase below.
Or just watch the Release Date Trailer and start emotionally preparing.
Woolhaven launches January 22. So, bundle up, warm the soup, and sharpen your sermon voice, then pre-purchase on Steam and get ready for your cult to ride again.
Things have changed a bit at home. Going back to the place you grew up is always weird, but finding it populated with android facsimiles of people you once knew sure takes things up a notch.
Our beloved friends at Deconstructeam (The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood) have teamed up with their pals at Selkie Harbour (Many Nights a Whisper) to bring us Virtue and a Sledgehammer, coming in 2026.
As you’d expect from this crew, it’s a reflective thinkpiece on trying to untangle our emotional relationships with where we come from and the people we knew there. With added sledgehammer.
The question is, will smashing hell out of everything make you feel better, or worse? Either way, you’ll have some fun finding out. Wishlist now on Steam.
You are a demon made of glass and pain. The Devil has given you a skateboard. The deal is simple: skate to the Moon and swallow it, and your soul will be free.
From solo dev Sam Eng and yours truly, Skate Story is now available on Steam, and it's a banger! Push through the weeping concrete of the Underworld, pull off dreamlike tricks, and find grace in the impossible as you skate your way through a surreal and haunted journey.
Customize your board. Battle cursed bosses. Eat the Moon.
Play Skate Story now on Steam, PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch 2.
You did it. You bought BALL x PIT a million times. And now Kenny Sun has to make more of it.
We’re adding not one, not two, but three free content updates in 2026. Each is packed with new balls, evolutions, buildings, characters, and more cursed nonsense to throw into the pit.
Just when you thought you were out, we pull you back in, eh?
We are are proud to announce that our latest partnership with Skeleton Crew games gave birth to a future-scrying martial arts adventure Forestrike, which is available today on PC.
Forestrike is a fighting roguelite where every death brings you closer to winning the battle before it begins. Use protagonist Yu’s Foresight ability to experiment without consequences before fighting for real until earning the ultimate reward – victory without Foresight.
Play it now on Steam, or save big if you own SIFU or Shogun Showdown through the Forestrike x SIFU and Blade and Mind bundles.
The mold is back and it's madder than ever. The Oxythane Breach update is live in Mycopunk, and it’s the biggest, wildest, most explosively fungal mutation the game’s seen yet.
You’ve got new levels to clean up (or die trying), including the fully compromised Oxythane Facility, now crawling with Missileheads - they shoot rockets from their skulls. There's also a brand-new weapon called the Accelerator (guess what it does), and a terrifying stack of new upgrades that mutate your Exotics in strange and probably illegal ways. We also added a few secrets, but legally we can’t talk about those.
And for the overachievers: Paid Time Off is here. It’s a new mode where you and up to five friends can drop into New Atlas, complete randomized objectives, and extract whenever you like. The longer you stay, the worse it gets. So, good luck with that.
To celebrate the update, Mycopunk is 20% off on Steam for a limited time, and there’s a brand-new soundtrack available too, for those who like their tunes glitchy, sweaty, and covered in spores.
Grab the update, grab your crew, and grab some PTO. You’ve earned it.
Probably.
This free 2.0 update, available now for anyone who owns the base game, adds:
Look Outside, rated Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam, is a survival horror RPG set in a single apartment building.
Explore the warped interior to seek food, supplies, and weapons while encountering strange characters and fighting hideous monsters that were once your neighbors.
Return to your home with gathered resources and partial answers to your questions to recuperate by playing games, making dinner, crafting tools, and getting to know what few allies you’re able to find.
You can play the Final Vision update on PC today – if you dare.
From the mind of Kenny Sun and Friends, this brick-breaking, ball-fusing, base-building survival roguelite is ready to chew you up and spit you into the pit. Build your home base, fuse ridiculous combinations of balls, and blast through hordes of enemies as you rebuild the legendary New Ballbylon.
Fuse Your Balls
Combine over 60 randomized balls to create chaotic, overpowered synergies.
Build New Ballbylon
Construct over 70 unique structures to power up, unlock heroes, and expand your empire.
Explore New Realms
Battle through deserts, caverns, and forests teeming with bizarre foes and massive bosses.
Recruit Fellow Hunters
Team up with treasure-seeking heroes that change the way you play.
Over 250,000 players have already fallen into the pit — now it’s your turn.
BALL x PIT is OUT NOW on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Game Pass, and PC.
Coming soon to Nintendo Switch 2 later this year.
Dive in at ballxpit.com and start breaking some balls today!
Japan-based master developers Skeleton Crew and their apprentices Devolver Digital have meditated on the release date of Forestrike and decreed that the action-packed martial arts roguelite will launch on November 17 for PC and Nintendo Switch.
To mark the announcement, a new gameplay trailer offers a deeper look at Forestrike’s expansive world, its unique roguelite systems, and the mysterious story that awaits players. In addition, Forestrike’s updated Steam Next Fest demo now includes a third school of combat and new locations for players to sample ahead of the game’s launch.
Forestrike casts players as Yu, a monastic warrior on a quest to free the Emperor from the grasp of a ruthless Admiral. The odds are overwhelming—but Yu possesses a mystical technique known as Foresight.
With Foresight, players can preview and replay encounters endlessly, testing every possibility until they discover the perfect path to victory. Every opponent responds predictably to your actions, making each battle a strategic puzzle that rewards precision and mastery. Once you commit to the final version of the fight, success carries you forward, but failure ends your journey… for now.
Each run through Forestrike uncovers fragments of a wider story and introduces the five great masters, each offering a distinct martial arts school. By mastering different styles and combining techniques, players shape their own fighting philosophy. Between battles, you’ll recover at inns, acquire new gear, and rescue travelers to earn rare rewards—all while uncovering the true history of a land torn by war and ambition.
Forestrike launches November 17 on PC and Nintendo Switch. Watch the new gameplay trailer and wishlist the game now on Steam.
Win the fight before it begins.