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Fallout Shelter has achieved over 230 million installations since its launch in June 2016. It was initially released on mobile platforms, then expanded to PC in July 2016, followed by Xbox One in February 2017, and later to PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch in June 2018. Bethesda has added extensive content updates to the game, including characters from the Amazon Prime Fallout series and a new questline with eight quests and various new themes, weapons, and outfits.
Kabam has announced that Marvel Contest of Champions will launch on PC via Steam on June 18. Players can pre-register for rewards. The game features over 300 Marvel heroes and villains, including characters from the Avengers, X-Men, and Guardians of the Galaxy. A new event will celebrate the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe film featuring the Fantastic Four. The game allows players to engage in 1v1 combat, build teams, embark on quests, and collaborate with friends in Alliance Events. It is optimized for PC with customizable controls and supports cross-platform play between PC and mobile.
This afternoon, discounted games and applications are available for Android users on the Google Play Store. There are notable deals on PC notebooks, including the first discount on Microsoft's 2025 touchscreen Snapdragon Surface Laptop with 16GB of RAM, and the ASUS OLED Vivobook S 15. The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL has a significant price reduction, and there is an early discount on the 43mm OnePlus Watch 3. Several Android app and game deals are still active, providing value for digital purchases. The game DREDGE allows players to sell their catch, complete quests, and explore a remote archipelago called 'The Marrows,' featuring over 125 deep-sea creatures and unique island regions.
Two Point Museum is a management simulation game developed by Two Point Studios, recognized for its innovative expedition system that allows players to send specialists on quests to retrieve ancient artifacts. A recent summer update introduced a memorial exhibit feature for adventurers who go missing, along with 30 new posters for museum aesthetics. The update also refined security simulations, making it easier to identify thieves and adding strategic elements to gameplay. Additionally, it included balance adjustments and bug fixes, such as proper installation of robot staff perks and synchronized subtitles for the in-game radio show. The game has been positively reviewed, described as one of the most approachable management sims in recent memory.
How to Train Your Dragon is set to release in theaters this week. A new Minecraft add-on inspired by the film has been launched, priced at 1,340 MineCoins, created by Gamemode One. The add-on allows players to interact with iconic dragons like Gronckle and Night Fury, fostering friendships and unlocking abilities such as flying and breaking blocks. A trailer for the add-on is available, and players can download it directly from the game. Additionally, Minecraft is offering a free cosmetic item, Hiccup’s Viking Helmet, until July 10th, after which it will become paid content. Gamemode One previously released downloadable content based on animated films in 2021. Minecraft has also introduced the Adidas Adventurers pack, which is free and includes gear with unique abilities and quests.
The new Add-On for Minecraft is inspired by the live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon, allowing players to bond with iconic dragons and customize their adventures. Players can build trust with dragons to become skilled riders and unlock unique abilities. The Forge offers matching armor options, and players can receive a complimentary Hiccup's Viking Helmet in the Dressing Room.
The author enjoys a cluttered and eclectic decorating style, inspired by the hobbit design ethos introduced in "Tales of the Shire" in 2024. During a demo at the Summer Game Fest, they focused on rearranging furniture and creating decorative piles in their hobbit home, finding joy in the creative freedom of decoration. The gameplay allowed for a whimsical approach to cooking and decorating, although the cooking mechanics felt somewhat lackluster. The author appreciated the minimal restrictions on moving items and transforming their space, envisioning a chaotic garden that would defy real-world norms. Despite enjoying the decorating aspects, they found the interactions with villagers to be generic and lacking depth compared to other games like Animal Crossing.
The PC Gaming Show 2025 featured a variety of game trailers, announcements, and interviews. Key highlights include:
- Ambrosia Sky: A narrative-driven game with stunning visuals.
- Far Far West: An immersive world filled with adventure.
- Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition: An enhanced version of the classic RPG.
- Fresh Tracks: A rhythm game with combat and heavy metal music, featuring voice work from Peter Stormare.
- Terminull Brigade: An action roguelike with contrasting aesthetic styles.
- Ratatan: A roguelike rhythm game with online co-op for up to four players.
- Moomintroll: A whimsical game based on its source material.
- Necesse: A procedurally generated world supporting hundreds of players.
- Den of Wolves: A four-player co-op heist FPS set in a techno-thriller future.
- All Systems Dance: A rhythm and strategy game about toppling a tech billionaire, entering early access in August.
- Spooky Express: A puzzle game set in a Halloween-themed amusement park.
- The Rogue Prince of Persia: A fast-paced action game returning with a new trailer.
- Enginefall: A survival and crafting game set on trains, releasing in 2026.
- EVE Frontier: A hardcore space survival MMO with a Founders Access program.
- SkyRig: A game promising an engaging experience in a unique setting.
- Kaizen: A Factory Story: A factory management puzzle game with a demo available soon.
- Dawn Apart: A space colonization and factory simulation game arriving on Steam later this year.
- Modulus: A factory simulation game with intricate mechanics.
- Generation Exile: A game about rebuilding society on a generation ship.
- The Alters: A sci-fi survival game from the developers of Frostpunk.
- Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults: A fantasy RPG with magic and combat specialists.
- Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault: A game combining store management with action.
- Barotrauma: Home and Harbor: An expansion of underwater survival mechanics.
- No, I'm Not a Human: A game where players navigate a world that only allows humans.
- Botsu: A playful sports game with ragdoll physics.
- No More Room in Hell 2: Updates and new content promised for summer.
- Farever: A game with unique gameplay mechanics.
- Mandrake: A fresh take on familiar genres.
- Pizza Bandit: A quirky third-person shooter combining pizza cooking and alien shooting.
- Demonschool: A game with an engaging narrative.
- The Last Caretaker: A survival shooter with a unique aesthetic.
- Railborn: A game developing intriguing gameplay elements.
- Voyagers of Nera: A vibrant world exploration game.
- ICARUS: Great Hunts: A DLC expanding the PvE survival experience.
- Garbage Country: A tower defense game in a post-apocalyptic setting.
- DarkSwitch: A fast-paced action game.
- Spirit X Strike: A game with a dynamic combo system.
- Worship: Players act as a cult leader.
- Stars of Icarus: Building anticipation among fans.
- 007 First Light: Behind-the-scenes look at the new game from IO Interactive.
- goblinAmerica: A psychedelic FPS experience.
- EverSiege: Untold Ages: Continuing to develop unique gameplay mechanics.
- PIGFACE: A gritty assassination sandbox FPS.
- TerraTech Legion: Expanding its universe with new features.
- Paralives: Showcasing life simulation features.
- Lost Rift: A survival and extraction shooter.
- Hell Clock: A dark action RPG.
- Militsioner: An immersive sim under constant surveillance.
- Arcane Eats: A cooking simulation with deckbuilding.
- Guntouchables: A co-op roguelike emphasizing action.
- Ultrakill: Showcasing impressive level design.
- Stario Haven Tower: A city-building game in the sky.
- Dispatch: Managing a team of former supervillains.
- Wheel World: An open world exploration game.
- FBC Firebreak: A cooperative shooter set in the Oldest House.
- Anno 117: Pax Romana: Launching on November 17, allowing city management.
- Baby Steps: A unique twist on the power fantasy.
- Warhammer 40K: Darktide: New class addition.
- Endless Legend 2: Early access on August 7, 2025.
- Berserk or Die: A chaotic retro-style battlefield game.
- Mycopunk: A co-op FPS with humorous gameplay.
- Blippo+: Navigating an alien TV network.
- Morbid Metal: Controlling multiple characters simultaneously.
- Love Eternal: A psychological horror experience.
- Bus Bound: Cozy gameplay mechanics.
- Atmosfar: Early access in 2026 for a serene survival experience.
- Void/Breaker: Engaging gameplay with destructible environments.
- Grave Seasons: Unique gameplay mechanics.
- Eyes of Hellfire: Dark themes and engaging narrative.
- Deadwire: Fast-paced action with a top-down perspective.
- Dinkum: Life simulation and exploration.
- Abyssus: A cooperative FPS adventure releasing on August 12.
- Ascendant: Chaotic multiplayer shooting experiences.
- Mewgenics: An endless cat breeding RPG releasing on February 10, 2026.
- Dead Reset: Developing intriguing gameplay mechanics.
- Bernband: Showcasing unique gameplay elements.
- Wanderburg: A captivating world to explore.
- Void Martyrs: A grimdark narrative.
- CloverPit: Combining slot machine mechanics with action gameplay.
- Eclipsium: Haunting visuals and atmosphere.
- Trash Goblin: Transitioned to a full story campaign.
- Whiskerwood: A whimsical city-building experience.
- Outbound: A cozy camper van simulation.
- Capy Castaway: An exploration adventure aiming for release in 2026.
