I Am Future is a bright, low‑pressure survival‑crafting game that turns the end of the world into a surprisingly warm, whimsical rooftop renovation project. Its charm, atmosphere, and tactile crafting shine, even if the story pacing and long‑term motivation don’t always keep up. The apocalypse has never looked this cheerful. I Am Future begins with your character waking up alone on a rooftop in a drowned megacity, missing an arm, missing your memories, and surrounded by overg

Baki Dou: Blood Arena is a lean, punch‑drunk 2D fighting game built for fans who want to be Baki Hanma for a few hours, not study frame data or climb ranked ladders. It’s scrappy, exaggerated, and proudly anime‑forward. Coming in cold, Baki Duo: Blood Arena is a fun, punchy, slightly chaotic brawler that doesn’t demand prior fandom, but it definitely expects it. You can enjoy the fights, the style, and the sheer absurdity of the characters without knowing a single thing about

Dungeon Minesweeper takes the familiar tension of classic Minesweeper and drops it into a pixel‑art dungeon crawler, creating a quirky little hybrid that’s far more charming than its simple premise suggests. It’s a game that knows exactly what it is: a light, low‑pressure puzzle adventure with a sprinkle of RPG flavour, a handful of quests, and a structure that never gets too stale. As someone who spent way too long on my parents computer playing the OG minesweeper I was real

As someone who happily sinks hours into the gentle hum of engines, the sway of suspension, and the oddly soothing repetition of route‑running, I’m always on the lookout for new driving sims, especially ones that promise something a little different from the usual city‑bus fare. Bus World certainly fits that description. Rather than focusing on modern urban transport, it drops you into a series of historical and geographically varied scenarios, from the Chernobyl Exclusion Zon

Grand Poker Casino on Xbox sets out to deliver a simple, accessible take on Texas Hold’em, and in many ways it succeeds. It’s a no‑frills card game that drops you straight into the action without tutorials, progression systems, or flashy distractions. If you’re looking for a quiet, low‑pressure poker experience you can dip into for a few hands at a time, the game’s stripped‑back approach works in its favour. The core gameplay is functional and easy to grasp. Betting flows smo

Water Delivery is one of those strange little games that sneaks up on you, not because it’s subtle, but because it lures you in with the mundanity of a job nobody thinks twice about. You’re a delivery driver on your final route of the evening, cruising through a quiet rural community with nothing but the hum of the van and the soft thrum of lo‑fi beats to keep you company. It feels almost meditative at first: grab a jug, drop it off, hunt down the empties, collect your cash,

Easy Delivery Co. looks, at first glance, like the most mundane job in the world: you, a tiny flatbed truck, and a sleepy mountain town buried in fog. The opening minutes as almost too simple, it's a loop of picking up pizzas or flowers and shuttling them a few dozen yards at a time. It’s intentionally bare‑bones, almost PS1‑era in its minimalism. But that simplicity is a trick. Stick with it, and the game slowly reveals itself as something stranger, moodier, and more layered

Blue Prince is one of those rare games that feels like it was built for people who enjoy getting lost, not in spectacle, but in systems, patterns, and the slow, satisfying click of understanding. On Xbox, it’s a beautifully restrained experience: clean visuals, smooth performance, and a structure that invites you to sink into its rhythms until the outside world fades away. You play as Simon, a young man who inherits a sprawling, ever-shifting mansion with a single condition:

There’s a moment in Grind Survivors where the screen is so full of hellspawn, particle effects, and flying numbers that you stop trying to parse the chaos and instead just… vibe with it. It’s the kind of game where survival becomes a rhythm, a trance, a dance between your build, your luck, and the game’s relentless desire to bury you under a mountain of demons. This is Pushka Studios’ take on the “survivors‑like” formula, part bullet‑hell, part loot‑driven power fantasy, part

There’s a moment early in Order 13 where you’re jogging down a dim aisle, clutching a packing slip, and you hear something shift in the dark. Not a monster roar. Not a jump scare sting. Just… movement. The kind that makes your shoulders tighten and your pace quicken. And that’s when the game clicks: this isn’t a horror game about what’s hunting you, it’s about the dread of being watched while doing a job you never signed up for. Developed by Cybernetic Walrus and published by

Albion Online , the free-to-play fantasy sandbox MMORPG developed by Sandbox Interactive will launch for Xbox Series X|S on 21 April 2026. Albion Online is currently available for PC, iOS and Android, and the step into console spaces will open up the door to new players while giving long-time fans a new way to play on their existing account. Albion Online is set in a fantasy medieval world where players can forge their own path by exploring the vast landscapes, crafting ever

There’s something quietly radical about a game that lets you be small. Not powerless, not fragile, just small in the way kids are small, where the world is huge and strange and full of possibility. Lil Gator Game: In the Dark leans into that feeling with a confidence that’s almost disarming. It doesn’t try to outgrow itself. It doesn’t chase spectacle. Instead, it doubles down on the emotional truth that made the original game resonate: growing up is weird, friendships shift

Boiling Point isn’t just more Ready or Not. It’s Ready or Not pushed to a breaking point. The DLC drops you into Los Sueños at its most volatile, where a terror attack has cracked the city’s already‑fragile trust in law enforcement. What follows is a three‑mission descent into civil unrest, political extremism, and the kind of tactical horror only VOID Interactive seems capable of conjuring. It’s lean. It’s intense. And it’s some of the most atmospheric work the game has ever

Formula Legends continues to grow with even more DLC additions. This time it brings the racing to modern day Formula 1 style cars with a hefty update including new story content, a new track and new racing rules! This DLC includes: 8 new teams 16 new drivers with unique helmets 16 new liveries (2 per team) 1 new Story Mode championship Updated next-generation season rules 1 new track: Azerbaijan The Late 2020’s Season Pack brings present-day racing to Formula Legends. This n

"Best Small Studio" indie game developer Spilt Milk Studios is delighted to announce that their ‘Very Positive’ rated wholesome shopkeeping game Trash Goblin is now available to wishlist on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch ahead of the game’s launch on March 26th, 2026. Wishlist Trash Goblin on consoles: Microsoft Store (Xbox): https://www.xbox.com/games/store/trash-goblin/9NBH62MMTFJT/0010 PlayStation Store: https://store.playstation.com/concept/100168

Backrooms Level X on Xbox is a short, lo-fi horror experience that leans heavily on liminal spaces, disorientation, and the uncanny, but it doesn’t always turn those ideas into something satisfying. The game drops you into a series of stark, empty environments: fluorescent-lit corridors, abandoned office spaces, industrial rooms, and surreal transitional zones. There are moments where the atmosphere clicks with things like a sudden shift in lighting, a long hallway that feels

I Hate This Place arrives with a striking hook: an isometric survival‑horror game inspired by a cult comic, drenched in ’80s VHS grime and bold graphic‑novel flair. It’s a world of warped forests, flesh‑tendrils, and sound‑hunting monstrosities, it's an aesthetic that immediately stands out. But while the atmosphere is thick and the premise promising, the execution often stumbles, leaving a game that’s visually memorable but mechanically uneven. The setup follows Elena, drawn

Mirage 7, developed by Drakkar Dev and published by Blowfish Studios, starts off in a pretty unassuming way: you’re wandering across a massive desert as Nadira, trying to make sense of a world that feels part ancient myth, part forgotten sci‑fi experiment. It’s an adventure‑puzzle game at heart, one where you’re poking around ruins, solving environmental riddles, and slowly piecing together a story that’s bigger than it first appears. There’s no dramatic intro or flashy set

Focus Entertainment and developers Mad About Pandas today are excited to unveil their new puzzle-platforming game Yerba Buena , coming May 26, 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series and PC ! Dive into a surreal video game world set in 1970’s San Francisco with today’s Reveal Trailer, after its premiere during the Future Games Live Show. Yerba Buena shines thanks to a unique and ground-breaking “Copy and Paste” mechanic letting you manipulate the gameworld at the touch of a butto

International independent game developer TomorrowHead Studio today announced on the Future Games Show that its highly anticipated Unreal Engine 5 narrative adventure, WILL: Follow The Light , will launch on 28 April for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. WILL: Follow The Light is a story-driven, first-person adventure puzzle game about a perilous personal journey through the harsh northern latitudes. Players assume the role of Will, a lighthouse keeper on a remote islan