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Tarae: The Unbound is an 'Eastern dark fantasy' action RPG, and I for one am here for K-Diablo
AppWizard
August 25, 2026

Tarae: The Unbound is an ‘Eastern dark fantasy’ action RPG, and I for one am here for K-Diablo

Many enthusiasts are experiencing fatigue towards the action role-playing game (ARPG) genre. The trailer for Tarae: The Unbound was revealed during Gamescom 2026, showcasing a fresh aesthetic that diverges from typical dark themes in ARPGs. The game promises a vibrant reimagining of Eastern mythology and folklore, featuring battles set against serene Buddhist temples and formidable foes inspired by East Asian monster illustrations. One character class includes an elderly gentleman wielding a matchlock gun that fires rapidly. Tarae: The Unbound is set to be released on December 11 and is available for wishlisting on Steam.
The latest cooperative craze is a physics-based fishing simulator where you can launch your catch into the air and no-scope it with a sniper rifle
AppWizard
August 22, 2026

The latest cooperative craze is a physics-based fishing simulator where you can launch your catch into the air and no-scope it with a sniper rifle

How to Fish is a physics-based fishing simulator available on Steam for 1 to 4 players, allowing them to engage in absurd aquatic adventures. Players can launch fish into the air and shoot them with firearms, barbecue seagulls, and gamble their catches. The game features NPCs that provide quests and a variety of islands to explore, including larger marine life like sharks and king crabs. Feedback from the Steam community has been mostly positive, though some concerns about security issues have been raised. The game is currently offered at a discounted price of £4, down from £6.40, with the promotion ending on August 27.
Silent Hill: Townfall's latest gameplay trailer reminds me why the series shouldn't have guns
AppWizard
August 20, 2026

Silent Hill: Townfall’s latest gameplay trailer reminds me why the series shouldn’t have guns

Recent gameplay footage of Silent Hill: Townfall features Simon Ordell navigating the eerie town of St. Amelia. The game showcases the franchise's signature atmosphere, unsettling settings, and grotesque creatures. Simon is seen wielding a revolver, which has sparked debate among fans regarding the inclusion of firearms in a series that traditionally emphasizes melee combat. The game is set a year prior to a handgun ban, suggesting that the town is unlikely to have many weapons available. The visuals in the trailer include blood-red fog and familiar streets, generating excitement for exploration.
Bulletstorm is the stupidest game ever made, and also one of the cleverest shooters ever
AppWizard
July 31, 2026

Bulletstorm is the stupidest game ever made, and also one of the cleverest shooters ever

Bulletstorm is often referred to as the "stupidest game ever made," featuring a narrative centered on Hunt, a flawed leader dealing with the loss of squadmates and a friend's transformation into a RoboCop-like existence. The game includes self-aware dialogue, with characters like Trishka openly criticizing Hunt. It incorporates modern mechanics such as regenerating health and aiming-down-the-sights, but lacks a jump function, limiting player movement. The environmental design is visually impressive, though the level design is primarily linear. Despite its crude humor, Bulletstorm is recognized for its inventive gameplay and complex characters.
Violent criminals keep escaping justice, but I sure am taking some nice photos of evidence in this crime scene simulator
AppWizard
July 13, 2026

Violent criminals keep escaping justice, but I sure am taking some nice photos of evidence in this crime scene simulator

Chris Livingston is exploring job simulations to find a new career and is currently engaged in a Forensics: Crime Scene Detective simulation. His understanding of crime scene investigations is influenced by media portrayals, particularly CSI: Miami. In his first case, he successfully solves a bullet-in-wall scenario, scoring 100% after several attempts. However, he struggles with a coin burglary case, ultimately scoring only 16 out of 100 due to missed evidence and failed analyses. He reflects on whether he would enjoy being a real-life crime scene detective, finding the documentation appealing but the reality of blood and violence unappealing. Livingston appreciates the game's approach to failure, which allows for learning from mistakes.
I tried to create the perfect zombie apocalypse in this intensely detailed outbreak simulator, and sorry slow zombie fans, fast zombies are just better
AppWizard
June 27, 2026

I tried to create the perfect zombie apocalypse in this intensely detailed outbreak simulator, and sorry slow zombie fans, fast zombies are just better

DeadOS is an indie game developed by Benn Powell, focusing on a realistic simulation of a zombie apocalypse. Inspired by cutscenes from Resident Evil 3, Powell aimed to explore the moments typically overlooked in zombie narratives. The game allows players to manipulate various parameters, such as city size and population density, to observe the consequences of different outbreak scenarios in a procedurally generated 3D cityscape. The simulation initially featured a simple infection model but became more complex with the addition of weapons and law enforcement, affecting human behavior during the outbreak. Players can guide characters through the chaos, engaging in actions like fighting zombies and scavenging for supplies. After nearly seven years of development, Powell plans to enhance the game further, including features for player-designed cities and community-created content. He aims to create a detailed zombie outbreak simulation, likening it to the Dwarf Fortress of undead scenarios.
This week in PC games: synthpunk platforming, haunted house hoovering, and a game about growing a black hole
AppWizard
June 22, 2026

This week in PC games: synthpunk platforming, haunted house hoovering, and a game about growing a black hole

Temperatures in southern Britain are predicted to reach 38 degrees Celsius. The British population is generally unaccustomed to such extreme heat. The author, a games journalist, is focused on curating a list of new PC games instead of dealing with the heat. Notable game releases include: - Desolation Seed (early access): An immersive open-air combat prison experience. - Dark Scrolls: A roguelite platformer with whimsical characters. - Idle Chapel: An idle game involving converting cultists. - Relief: A game combining Chinese mythology with anime aesthetics. - Dimhaven: A photography puzzler set in a misty resort. - Deer & Boy: An emotive platforming experience in a frozen landscape. - Heavydelic (early access): A visually striking Slavic Synthpunk game. - Rift Wizard 3 (early access): A sandbox game focused on spell-crafting. - Empulse: A 6v6 shooter reminiscent of Titanfall 3. - S.A.N.D.Y. - Beach Cleaner: A post-apocalyptic beach game. - 7 Nights with Vroombi: A robot vacuum cleaning a haunted house. - nophenia: An exploration game featuring a wolfgirl. - Omen Exitio: Hunger: A Lovecraftian mystery set in 1927 New York. - Eyes of the ElderWood (early access): A horror and folklore adventure game. The editorial team is focused on finding ways to stay cool during the heatwave while remaining committed to uncovering new PC gaming titles.
Nintendo's legal battle with Palworld looks shakier than ever: It may only get '$30,000 chump change' if it wins at all
AppWizard
June 13, 2026

Nintendo’s legal battle with Palworld looks shakier than ever: It may only get ‘$30,000 chump change’ if it wins at all

Palworld, developed by Pocketpair, faced a lawsuit from Nintendo in 2024 over alleged infringements on Pokémon patents, with an initial claim for around ,000 in damages. As of nearly two years later, Palworld remains popular on Steam, and legal insights suggest that Nintendo may receive less than half of its original demand if it prevails in court. Pocketpair continues to develop Palworld despite the lawsuit, highlighting its commitment to innovation in the gaming industry. The case may influence the balance of power between indie developers and large corporations regarding intellectual property rights in video games.
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