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Neverway, a horror-life-sim RPG co-created by Celeste’s pixel artist, is set to launch for Switch and PC via Steam in October, with a free Prologue demo now available on PC; players follow Fiona as she becomes the immortal herald of a dead god, blending farming, dating, crafting, and combat in a narrative-driven experience.
Klei has revealed Don’t Starve Elsewhere, a new Don’t Starve survival game coming to PC via Steam with a procedurally generated world, new biomes, hostile Fog, and options for solo or cooperative play; a release date has not been announced.
Dispatch is coming to Xbox Series X|S with Play Anywhere support this summer, following its PS5 and PC launch last year, bringing Xbox achievements to the episodic superhero narrative.
Rebellion Developments announced Alien Deathstorm, a visceral first-person action horror game set on a remote off-world colony amid a cataclysmic storm. You play as the Combat Engineer tasked with uncovering what silenced the colony and saving survivors as alien threats intensify. It releases for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC (Steam and Microsoft Store) in 2027 and will also be available on Game Pass.
Koei Tecmo and Gust announce Blue Reflection Quartet, a digital collection for PS5, Switch 2, Switch, and PC that bundles all four Blue Reflection stories (including console remakes of Ray and Sun) with enhancements; launching worldwide on July 30. In the West it’s digital-only, while Japan will have physical editions; Switch 2 and Switch versions are separate products with no cross‑save transfers, and multiple pricing tiers are available.
Nacon and Teyon announced Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish, a first‑person single‑player action RPG set in the World of Darkness. The game is scheduled for Summer 2027 release on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC (Steam and Microsoft Store) with Xbox Play Anywhere support, and features character customization, a hub safe house, a “Cell” of companions, stealth/infiltration options, and a hunt for ancient monster quarry across New York and beyond.
Gameloft announces Bluey’s Happy Snaps for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC (Steam, Epic Store) with a 2026 launch as a premium title featuring no in-game purchases or online play; physical editions are planned for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and Switch via Bandai Namco, delivering a family-friendly, camera-based sandbox adventure with cooperative local play and real-life activity prompts.
Project Motor Racing is free-to-play on PC via Steam from 5:00 PM GMT on March 26 to 6:00 PM BST on March 30, granting access to the full game—including Career mode and ranked multiplayer—for free; Update 2.0 brings tyre-model upgrades, and discounts run through April 8 (50% off on Steam and Xbox, 43% off on PS5) to pull in more players—though Traxion.GG notes there’s still much to improve.
US February data from Circana shows the PS5 was the lead platform for Resident Evil Requiem with a meaningful margin over PC, though the game’s total dollar sales were spread across formats including Xbox Series X|S and Switch 2 (PS5 sales were under 50% of the total). Globally the game has sold about 6 million copies and is the fastest-selling entry in the series, underscoring that consoles remain a major market for Capcom as the company broadens its audience.
Sony and Kojima Productions outlined the PC version of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, releasing on March 19, which adds a new PC-only challenge called 'to the Wilder', a VR training area, new fieldware (including bandanas), and Chiral Feline visits with Photo Mode updates. The PlayStation 5 version will receive these additions simultaneously. PC tech features from Nixxes Software include DLSS/FSR/XeSS upscaling and frame generation, uncapped framerates, full mouse/keyboard support, and complete DualSense integration with spatial sound; 32:9 ultrawide gameplay (21:9 for cutscenes) is supported, with optional ray tracing for reflections and ambient occlusion (not required for the core experience).
New console footage of Crimson Desert shows it running on a regular PS5 at 1080p/60fps in Performance with ray tracing on low, and upscaled 4K/30fps in Quality, contrasting with the breathtaking PC footage; PS5 Pro offers better options, but the base PS5 version appears more ordinary, suggesting hype around PC graphics may not translate to consoles.
CFK and DeerFarm announced Shikhondo: Blue Pieta, a side-scrolling shooter and follow-up to Shikhondo: Soul Eater and Youkai Rampage. The PC version via Steam is scheduled for the first half of 2026, with PlayStation 5, Switch 2, and Switch releases coming later. The game expands the series’ style to side-scrolling, reintroduces the Soul Collect mechanic, will feature full voice acting, and supports multiple languages (English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese).
Fallout: Chicago, a DLC-sized mod for Fallout: New Vegas, just released a playable PC demo on Nexus Mods accompanied by a new trailer. The demo covers the opening act, includes three side quests, four new factions, player homes, and a Chicago-based worldspace, giving fans a taste of a mod that aims to broaden New Vegas’s horizons. It arrives about a year and a half after the initial reveal as part of ongoing Fallout modding momentum.
Square Enix and Cattle Call released Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster for Xbox Series and PC (via Steam and Microsoft Store) at $39.99 with a 20% launch discount, bringing the HD remaster of the turn-based JRPG to modern platforms with a redesigned UI, HD graphics, fast-forward for event scenes, and other conveniences; the game previously launched on Switch 2 on June 5, 2025, and the Bravely series has sold over four million copies worldwide.
Aniplex, tri-Ace, and Lasengle revealed OCTOPinbs, a PvP social-deduction game for 3–10 players where firefighters (octopuses) extinguish flames while artists (squid) spread them. Players win by meeting victory conditions such as zero stage incineration or stuffing artists into Octojars. The game launches for PC via Steam this spring with multiple language support.