Lumo 2, the mind-bending platformer sequel releases tomorrow onto PC and consoles
Get a look at “The World of Ila” in new video for ILA: A Frosty Glide, launching next week
Metro Rivals: New York announced, Dovetail Games to release their arcade subway sim in 2026 onto PC and consoles
Escape From Duckov Review
Escape From Duckov has a lot of quality of life improvements I actually wish Escape from Tarkov had. The game does good at making you feel more powerful with each successful raid, despite being a cutesy and approachable extraction shooter. It attempts to be tongue-in-cheek, though doesn’t go far enough like it should to stand on its own two webbed feet. There’s fun to be had and I do recommend it, but Escape From Duckov just isn’t all it’s quacked up to be.
Ambrosia Sky, the sci-fi clean’em up releases Act One next month, remainder coming in 2026
Red Barrels unveils PvP mode for The Outlast Trials in new trailer
CRKD and Gibson announce Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst Pro Collector’s Edition Bundle, available now to pre-order
Return to the red planet on November 10th when Surviving Mars: Relaunched launches for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S
Tactical RPG with roguelite elements where you’re the endgame boss, Lords of Ravage is out now on PC via Steam
All aboard as Voidtrain, the survival crafting shooter launches version 1.0 on November 7th
90s horror comedy GlitchSPANKR slaps its way onto Steam today
BALL x PIT Review
BALL x PIT feels like the next big thing, an evolution in all the genres it exists in. This is a game you’re meant to be restarting after deaths, beginning new runs after successes, and treadmill of progression. There’s never a sense of going backwards or feeling stuck, as there’s always something to do. BALL x PIT is simply not to be missed, and sure to be your newest obsession.