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Carcass Clad is less story-heavy than Mouthwashing, but 'a lot of thought' has gone into it: 'We haven't discovered how much we can push it'
AppWizard
July 3, 2026

Carcass Clad is less story-heavy than Mouthwashing, but ‘a lot of thought’ has gone into it: ‘We haven’t discovered how much we can push it’

Developer Wrong Organ is set to unveil their latest project, Carcass Clad, a roguelike co-op tank simulation game, following their previous success with the narrative horror game, Mouthwashing. The game is set in a city in disarray and focuses on action and strategy. Developer Jeffrey Tomec stated that while scripted narrative elements are not the focus, storytelling and worldbuilding remain integral to the design. The core idea of Carcass Clad revolves around the tank, with an emphasis on evoking emotional responses from players. Each game element is crafted to enhance the player experience, connecting them with the environment and mechanics. The reveal trailer has garnered attention, suggesting a fresh take on cooperative gameplay and immersive world design.
Your 'Tiny Bookshop' Opens Its Doors on July 9 for Android and IOS
BetaBeacon
July 2, 2026

Your ‘Tiny Bookshop’ Opens Its Doors on July 9 for Android and IOS

Tiny Bookshop is now available on the App Store and Google Play for .99, with no advertising or microtransactions. The game allows players to run a bookshop in a cozy coastal town, interacting with diverse characters and customizing their shop. Key features include a touch-first interface, hand-drawn art, and ambient piano music.
The cozy game launches of July are absolutely stacked with cats, even more than usual
AppWizard
July 2, 2026

The cozy game launches of July are absolutely stacked with cats, even more than usual

In July, 30 new cozy games are set to launch, with a focus on feline-themed titles. Notable releases include "A Simpler World" (July 14), "High Times" (July 23), "Bookbinding" (July 24), "Moonlight Peaks" (July 7), and "Wabisabi SushiDerby" (July 15). These games feature various elements such as crafting, dating, and farming with supernatural themes.
Lullabies Made of Static is a quieter, slower, but still quite welcome addition to PC gaming's brutalist walking sim canon
AppWizard
July 2, 2026

Lullabies Made of Static is a quieter, slower, but still quite welcome addition to PC gaming’s brutalist walking sim canon

Lullabies Made of Static, released today, features a disconcerting atmosphere reminiscent of the walking simulator Fugue in Void. Players navigate a desolate city with towering walls and peculiar architecture, amplifying feelings of dread and isolation. The objective is to locate a hidden cassette tape, with the game prioritizing atmosphere over traditional quests. The soundscape is minimal, dominated by wind and footsteps, enhancing the labyrinthine exploration. The city has buildings scattered across a monotonous brown plain, and the sparse dialogue varies in quality. The demo is available on Steam.
Despite having no clue when GTA 6 is coming to PC, 39% of you are more than happy to wait for it
AppWizard
June 29, 2026

Despite having no clue when GTA 6 is coming to PC, 39% of you are more than happy to wait for it

Rockstar Games has opened pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto 6, offering two versions priced at and 0, but the latter has not generated much enthusiasm. The game will not be available on PC at launch, leading to speculation about its release date for that platform. A poll revealed that 39% of respondents prefer to wait for the PC version, 28% expressed no interest in the game, 16% plan to purchase it on console, and 8% would buy it on console if they owned one. Another 8% are undecided and will wait until release to make a decision.
Creative Assembly wants to know which factions you wish to play as in Total War: Medieval 3, but whatever you do, don't ask to play as the Pope
AppWizard
June 28, 2026

Creative Assembly wants to know which factions you wish to play as in Total War: Medieval 3, but whatever you do, don’t ask to play as the Pope

Creative Assembly is developing Medieval 3, a new installment in the Total War series, which is currently in its early stages. The studio is engaging with fans through preproduction livestreams and a survey to gather input on which factions to include in the game. Key factors for faction inclusion are recognition, uniqueness of starting situation, and potential for distinctive gameplay mechanics. Certain factions, including England, France, the Holy Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Kingdom of Jerusalem, and the Sultanate of Rum, are confirmed, while feedback is sought for smaller factions like the Italian city-states, Scandinavian kingdoms, and notable Muslim nations. Factions that will not be included are the Russian Principalities, the Mongol Empire, and the Papal States, the latter being considered too unique in playstyle.
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