Spilt Milk Studios has launched a mobile port of their game Trash Goblin on iOS and Android platforms for .99, with a discount available for those who try the trial version first.
Moonlighter is a management simulation and roguelite dungeon crawling game, currently available for free on Steam until August 9, as part of a promotion for its sequel, Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault, which is in early access and set to officially release on September 2. Moonlighter 2 features combat mechanics influenced by Hades, an isometric perspective, and a node-choosing mechanic inspired by FTL and Slay the Spire, moving away from the dungeon exploration style of the original game. A demo for Moonlighter 2 is available on its Steam page.
The Epic Games Store will offer two complimentary games for free until Thursday, May 14, at 4 PM BST. The games are exclusive to PC but can be played on devices like the Xbox ROG Ally in Windows Mode. The titles available are:
1. Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure - A puzzle RPG where players help the protagonist, Jemma, restore balance to her world by solving various tasks. The game has a user rating of 92% on Steam and takes approximately five to eight hours to complete.
2. Trash Goblin - A shopkeeping game where players, as a goblin, clean and restore trinkets for sale. It features 40 NPCs, over 120 quests, and more than 20 hours of story content, with a Steam rating of 88%.
Both games are valued at just under , with each typically retailing for .99.
The Epic Games Store offers free games weekly, with two new titles set to be revealed next week. Currently, users can claim "Arranger" and "Trash Goblin," which will be replaced by mystery games on May 14th. The upcoming reveal is anticipated to be significant, coinciding with the Summer Game Fest.
From 4 PM BST on May 7, 2026, until 4 PM BST on May 14, 2026, the Epic Games Store is offering free downloads of two games: Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure and Trash Goblin. Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure is published and developed by Furniture & Mattress LLC, featuring puzzles that reveal deeper narrative layers. Trash Goblin, published and developed by Spilt Milk Studios, provides a shopkeeping experience where players clean and upcycle trinkets to sell to customers.
The Epic Games Store is offering two free titles this week: Arranger, a puzzle-driven adventure, and Trash Goblin, a shopkeeping experience. Arranger has a Steam review score of 92% and features a unique gameplay mechanic where players shift rows and columns of the map to solve puzzles. Trash Goblin has a Steam review score of 88% and focuses on restoring and selling curiosities in a relaxed shopkeeping environment. Both games are available for free from May 7 to May 14.
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The recent PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted showcased several upcoming indie games.
1. Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault - A sequel to Moonlighter, blending action RPG elements with shopkeeping, set for release in 2025 on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation.
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Trash Goblin has launched in early access on Steam, allowing players to play as a goblin who transforms discarded items into sought-after goods for a fantasy town. Players can uncover and clean trinkets, customize their shop, and upgrade their tools. The game is currently available with a 10% discount until November 18.