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Crossfire was the most surprising game reveal I've attended in years
AppWizard
June 6, 2026

Crossfire was the most surprising game reveal I’ve attended in years

That's No Moon is a relatively unknown studio in Los Angeles, established during the pandemic and backed by South Korean publisher Smilegate. The studio's debut game is titled Crossfire, which is a single-player, third-person tactical shooter that diverges from Smilegate's original competitive FPS. The game features a protagonist named Minkoff, voiced by Claudia Doumit, and incorporates high lethality, limited healing options, and manual magazine reloading. Players engage in intense firefights with controlled bursts of fire and a unique on-screen reticle that enhances the connection to the weapon. The game includes a modular inventory system for managing gear and ammunition, encourages looting, and offers a linear, narrative-driven campaign. An adaptive cover system allows players to use various forms of cover dynamically. The studio aimed to balance accessibility with tactical challenges, and they proposed using the Crossfire name after exploring the franchise's lore.
I really want to know what the cube is all about in Haex
AppWizard
June 6, 2026

I really want to know what the cube is all about in Haex

Haex is the first title from developer Dead Astronauts, featuring a mysterious cube that alters the game environment and is a sentient entity providing skills like double-jumping. The game is a cooperative survival shooter for 1 to 4 players, focusing on managing temperature and hunger in an open world. Players will find "alien seeds" that unlock new regions and share gadgets and crafting recipes. Haex emphasizes narrative depth with procedural generation and unique storytelling, though it lacks a specific release date and showcases limited gameplay footage.
Friday Android app deals and freebies: MEGA MAN X, Ace Attorney Trilogy, GHOST TRICK, more
BetaBeacon
June 5, 2026

Friday Android app deals and freebies: MEGA MAN X, Ace Attorney Trilogy, GHOST TRICK, more

The Android app price drops include GHOST TRICK for (Reg. ), Ace Attorney Trilogy for (Reg. ), MEGA MAN X for (Reg. ), MEGA MAN X DiVE Offline for (Reg. ), Super Onion Boy 2 for .50 (Reg. ), Slaps And Beans for .75 (Reg. ), Gleam of Fire for (Reg. ), Alien Shooter – Last Hope for .25 (Reg. .50), Shadow Knight: Ninja Fighting for FREE (Reg. ), Alien Shooter for .25 (Reg. .50), and Tokyo Debunker: Urban Legends for FREE (Reg. ).
I regret to inform you that you almost certainly overlooked a sick as hell shrimp game on Steam last month
AppWizard
June 4, 2026

I regret to inform you that you almost certainly overlooked a sick as hell shrimp game on Steam last month

Shrimp Game: Krill Confirmed debuted on Steam last month as a self-contained demo for an upcoming shrimp-themed game. Players can pilot one of 11 customizable weaponized shrimp forms, equipped with various elemental powers and armaments. The game features a third-person shooter format and has received only 126 reviews since its launch. The install size is less than 2 GB. Players encounter foes like the eurypterid, which requires strategic dodging and offers rewards in the form of "shrimp points" for customization. The game is now available on Steam.
New VR Games & Releases June 2026: Meta Quest, PC VR, PlayStation VR2, & More
AppWizard
June 4, 2026

New VR Games & Releases June 2026: Meta Quest, PC VR, PlayStation VR2, & More

- Fishing Party VR - June 1 (PC VR): A physics-based fishing simulation with twenty unique species across five locations. - Sky Legends: An Aeropostal Epic - June 3 (PC VR): An adventure game set in the early 1900s about an air mail transport company. - Outblast - June 4 (Quest, PC VR): A fast-paced arcade shooter against a rogue viral intelligence across five futuristic locations. - Sugar Madness - June 4 (Quest): An on-rails wave shooter where players defeat Dr. Sour and his sugary minions. - The Boys: Trigger Warning - June 9 (PS VR2): A stealth action game based on a comic and TV series. - Downtown Club (1.0 release) - June 11 (Quest): A competitive street racer launching its final version after two years in Early Access. - Spell Siege - June 18 (Quest): A gesture-based magic wave defense game where players earn 'Sou Essence' to unlock spells. - Starvault - June 18 (PC VR): A VR MOBA combining first-person shooter mechanics with hero-based combat, free to play on Meta Quest. - Project S - June 30 (Quest): A tabletop real-time strategy game inspired by classic RTS titles of the 1990s, with future DLC plans.
I played 3 hours of the Rayman Legends 3D remake—and while I miss the 2D artstyle, boy is it still pretty
AppWizard
June 4, 2026

I played 3 hours of the Rayman Legends 3D remake—and while I miss the 2D artstyle, boy is it still pretty

Rayman Legends, originally released in 2013, has a score of 90 and is being remade into Rayman Legends Retold, which features a transition from 2D to 3D graphics and introduces new gameplay elements. Developed by Ubisoft Milan and Montpellier, the remake aims to create a cohesive narrative with voice acting, cutscenes, and interconnected overworld maps. It includes a new sixth world called The Land of the Livid Dead, with fresh platforming abilities and dragon riding segments. The health system involves the Teensies, where each hit results in a Teensie being lost, which may frustrate completionists. The game is scheduled for release on October 1.
Wild Blue Skies launches August 13 for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC
AppWizard
June 2, 2026

Wild Blue Skies launches August 13 for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC

Balor Games, in collaboration with Chuhai Labs and VITEI Backroom, is set to launch the on-rails shooter Wild Blue Skies for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam. The game features a modern take on classic on-rail adventures, allowing players to engage in battles against enemies while navigating various environments. It includes easy-to-learn controls, stunning visuals in an anime-style universe, and a campaign that can be played with allies. Key features include an action-packed campaign, classic arcade thrills, a straightforward score system, thrilling boss battles, and exploration of secret paths. A new trailer has been released showcasing the game's gameplay and visuals.
Valve reportedly threatened Ubisoft with a total delisting of Rainbow Six Siege "by end of day tomorrow" when it tried selling it cheaper on Uplay
AppWizard
June 2, 2026

Valve reportedly threatened Ubisoft with a total delisting of Rainbow Six Siege “by end of day tomorrow” when it tried selling it cheaper on Uplay

A recent study found that 72% of game developers view Steam as a monopoly. Valve allegedly threatened to delist Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Siege after the company promoted a cheaper bundle on its own Uplay storefront. Warner Bros. Games also faced scrutiny from Valve due to sales strategies that did not meet the company's expectations. These incidents are part of an ongoing class-action antitrust lawsuit against Valve.
In 1997, Warren Spector told us the upcoming PC classic Deus Ex was inspired by Final Fantasy, Miyamoto, and 'the console guys'
AppWizard
June 1, 2026

In 1997, Warren Spector told us the upcoming PC classic Deus Ex was inspired by Final Fantasy, Miyamoto, and ‘the console guys’

A friend gifted the 1997 PC Gamer US "Holiday Extravaganza" issue, which contains 456 pages of content related to PC gaming. Gary Whitta was the editor-in-chief, and he reviewed the game Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight with a score of 94%. The issue features an interview with game designer Warren Spector, who discusses his move to Ion Storm and the development of Deus Ex. Chris Norden, the lead programmer for Deus Ex, expressed concerns about the Quake engine's limitations for their project, stating that choosing Unreal over Quake was crucial for the game's development. The interview was originally published in PC Gamer Vol. 4 #12, December 1997.
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