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

Mortanis Prisoners drops you into a Nazi concentration camp on the brink of collapse, an already horrific setting made worse by something ancient and hungry stirring beneath the grounds. It’s a compact survival‑horror shooter that leans into dread, resource scarcity, and oppressive atmosphere rather than bombast. On Xbox Series XS, it runs smoothly, looks sharp in 4K, and delivers a focused, unsettling experience that feels like a throwback to classic horror design with moder

Before Exit: Gas Station – Midnight DLC is the first major expansion to Take IT Studio!’s anomaly-spotting horror series, pushing the gas‑station night shift into a darker, more oppressive, and more unpredictable experience. It adds new scenarios, new weather systems, and a far more active, watchful boss presence that turns every shift into a tense, paranoia‑soaked gauntlet. But before we jump into the details and give you our thoughts - check out XPN's own Ima Gh0stbusters r

A first‑person psychological horror about watching, being watched, and never quite knowing what’s out there. UFOPHILIA is one of those strange little horror game experiments that feels like it crawled out of a late‑night cable documentary abut alien encounters and decided to become a game. It drops you into the role of a lone investigator armed with a caravan full of improvised equipment, a laptop full of cryptic notes, and the uneasy sense that whatever you’re hunting is als

A claustrophobic, precision‑platforming descent into grief, obsession, and gravity‑bending chaos. If you’re the kind of player who gets a strange thrill from dying fifty times in the same room and still whispering “okay, one more try,” Love Eternal feels like it was built in a lab specifically for you. It’s a game that doesn’t just ask for patience, it demands devotion. And honestly? I kind of loved giving in to it. You play as Maya, a child ripped from her family and dropped

A Story About Healing, History, and the Cost of Peace Planet of Lana II arrives with the quiet confidence of a sequel that understands exactly what made its predecessor special, yet refuses to simply repeat it. Set after the world has begun to recover from the machine invasion, the game opens in a landscape that feels both familiar but yet changed. It's a place where nature has reclaimed its rhythm, but where the scars of conflict still hum beneath the soil. Lana and Mui retu

A dark-fantasy strategy RPG where power corrodes, kingdoms rot, and every choice feels like a crack in the throne. Disciples: Domination drops you back into Nevendaar fifteen years after Queen Avyanna’s hard‑won liberation. Instead of basking in peace, she’s drowning in doubt. The throne weighs heavier than any sword she’s ever carried, and the realm she once united is splintering again, this time from within. The setup is immediately compelling: a monarch haunted by visions

Ultimate Zombie Defense arrives on Xbox as a stripped‑back, wave‑based survival game that leans heavily into base‑building, chaotic firefights, and old‑school horde‑mode energy. It’s a budget title with clear ambitions: give players a simple loop, a pile of defences to experiment with, and an endless supply of undead to mow down. Across multiple impressions and reviews, the game consistently lands as a scrappy but occasionally compelling experience, one that can be surprising

Cash Cleaner Simulator is one of those rare, offbeat simulators that takes a mundane, morally questionable task and turns it into a strangely cozy, hypnotic loop. On Xbox, it arrives as a polished, neon‑tinged descent into the world of laundering money, literally laundering it, where you’re less a hardened criminal and more an overworked warehouse gremlin trying to keep up with an endless rain of cash falling from a mysterious hole in the ceiling. It’s a premise that sounds a

As someone who sinks an embarrassing amount of time into simulator games, everything from hyper‑granular wrench‑turners to bus driving to drug dealing and I’m always curious when a new title tries to carve out its own niche. Crime Simulator on Xbox is one of those oddballs. It isn’t a polished stealth sim, nor is it a full‑blown criminal sandbox. Instead, it sits somewhere in the middle: a scrappy, roguelite‑flavoured burglary loop that thrives on tension, repetition, and the

Our Adventurer Guild arrives on Xbox as a quietly ambitious blend of tactical combat, guild management, and personality‑driven storytelling, an indie SRPG that doesn’t try to dazzle with spectacle so much as settle into your routine like a warm, slightly chaotic tabletop campaign. You inherit a failing guild from a deceased friend, and from the moment you step into their shoes, the game makes it clear that this isn’t a story about chosen ones or world‑saving destinies. It’s a

Vampire Therapist is one of those games that sounds like a joke you’d hear at 2 a.m. in a Discord call. “What if you were a cowboy vampire doing CBT for other vampires?” and yet, on Xbox, it lands with surprising sincerity, warmth, and a whole lot of campy charm. This is a visual novel that knows exactly what it is: a character‑driven, therapy‑themed comedy with a beating undead heart. And on console, it feels right at home and is snappy to play, easy to sink into, and oddly

There’s a particular kind of game I reach for when my brain feels overfull, something gentle, something whimsical, something that lets me pad around a magical world at my own pace. Potions: A Curious Tale fits that mood almost perfectly. It’s a soft, meandering adventure about brewing, exploring, and solving problems with creativity rather than combat, and on Xbox it feels like a natural fit for evenings when you want to curl up and disappear into something warm. Potions: A C

Death Howl opens with a premise that hits like a punch to the ribs: Ro, a mother unwilling to accept her son’s death, steps into the spirit realm to drag him back. On Xbox, that emotional core lands hard thanks to crisp visuals, moody lighting, and a soundtrack that hums with dread. But the game never lets that grief sit quietly, it weaponizes it, turning every encounter into a test of resolve. This is a deckbuilder, yes. It’s also a grid‑based tactics game. And a Soulslike.

Developed and published by Brain Seal Ltd, Dark Quest: Remastered arrives on Xbox as a modernised revival of the studio’s earliest dungeon‑crawling experiment. Built using the engine and lessons learned from Dark Quest 4, this remaster aims to preserve the board‑game‑inspired charm of the original while smoothing out its roughest edges. What you get is a compact, tactical dungeon crawler that feels like a love letter to HeroQuest‑style adventures. It's equal parts nostalgic,

Carrier Deck on Xbox is a compact, high‑pressure management game that drops you onto the deck of a modern U.S. supercarrier and asks you to keep the entire war machine humming. It’s less about the romance of naval aviation and more about the grind: the heat shimmer off the tarmac, the frantic shuffling of aircraft, the constant sense that you’re one mistake away from a catastrophic pile‑up. On console, that tension becomes the heart of the experience. Carrier Deck is all abou

Fae Farm on Xbox is the version that lets the game breathe. The core experience is still a pastel‑soft blend of farming, light RPG adventuring, and magical life‑sim comforts, but the move to Xbox gives it the stability and smoothness it always needed. What emerges is a gentle, low‑pressure world that’s easy to sink into, so long as you’re happy with a game that prioritises rhythm and relaxation over depth and challenge. You arrive in Azoria after being swept through a mysteri

Tiny Pixels Vol. 2 – Stormy Knights is the kind of game that looks unassuming until it has you muttering at the screen, replaying the same corridor for the fifth time, determined to get your timing right. It’s a compact, side‑scrolling combat challenge built around discipline, pattern recognition, and the quiet satisfaction of finally nailing a duel that kept flattening you. This second entry in the Tiny Pixels series sticks to a simple formula: one knight, one sword, and a l