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AppWizard
August 2, 2026
Delverium, an indie sandbox survival game from Sagestone Games, is set to enter Early Access on PC via Steam on September 22nd. The game has over 80,000 wishlists and features pixel graphics, open-world survival, and farming simulations. Players can explore a vast pixel-art world, engage in activities like fighting, fishing, farming, and foraging, and play solo or cooperatively with up to eight friends. A free demo was showcased during February’s Steam Next Fest, and the game has been refined based on player feedback from a recent playtest. The Early Access version will include core gameplay, cooperative play, and full controller support, and is expected to perform well on the Steam Deck. The Early Access phase is planned to last approximately two years, during which new content will be added based on player feedback. Pricing details are not yet available, but it is expected to be lower during Early Access.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
Actor, the developer of Spanking Exorcist, released a free "apology game" called Apology.exe after missing its launch date on July 24 due to content moderation issues on Steam. The game allows players to humorously simulate spanking the developer as a form of retribution. Spanking Exorcist, which blends first-person exploration with unsettling visuals, officially launched on Steam six days after the missed date, priced at .99 with a launch discount bringing it to .39.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
PC gamers can purchase a bundle for a low price featuring over 100 games, created by indie developers as part of the Game Industry Hardship Fund on the Itch platform. This initiative, led by Necrosoft Games, aims to support laid-off developers in the gaming industry. The bundle includes 127 games from various indie studios, such as A Short Hike and Neurocracy. The fund seeks to raise 0,000 and will remain active until August 13, 2026, providing financial assistance to developers affected by layoffs. The fund is managed by United Videogame Workers and is available only to developers in the U.S. and Canada. The bundle can be downloaded exclusively from Itch.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
North Dakota will be featured in the upcoming downloadable content (DLC) for American Truck Simulator, showcasing its landscapes, including prairies, farmland, rivers, and skies. The trailer presents scenes with semi-trucks, buffalo herds, small towns, and notable landmarks like giant fish statues. This DLC will increase the total number of available DLCs on Steam to 61. Reactions from the gaming community have been mixed, with some users humorously questioning the need for detailed asset design. The game focuses on a realistic trucking experience, emphasizing adherence to speed limits and the appreciation of the scenery.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 has received two significant updates in its second year of post-release support. The Confrontation Update introduces a new enemy, the Sorcerer, and adds two new PvP arenas: Sanctum and Facility. It also includes weekly PvP rewards for players. Additionally, Steam Workshop support has been implemented, allowing for user-generated content, including the Astartes Overhaul mod, which rebalances gameplay and adds new classes and weapons. Saber Interactive plans to support the game for at least another year, with a roadmap for future content expected to be revealed during the second anniversary celebration.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
Felipe Falanghe began his journey in PC gaming by playing Flight Simulator 4 on his father's laptop, which sparked his interest in modding and game development. In 2010, while at a marketing firm called Squad, he was given the opportunity to create Kerbal Space Program, which became one of PC Gamer's highest-rated games. Currently, he is playing the remastered version of Oblivion and enjoys the first-person shooter BattleBit, as well as Old School RuneScape, which he played back in 2005. He keeps Fragile Allegiance and Full Throttle installed on his system. Falanghe has logged nearly 2,000 hours in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024 combined and considers Flight Sim and Fragile Allegiance as games he will never uninstall. He uses OBS for remote work and OneCommander for file management. His desktop is somewhat cluttered, with a preference for the classic Windows 10-style Start menu.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
Baldur's Gate 3 has received a score of 97 from PC Gamer and has gained a large following due to its intricate storytelling and immersive gameplay. The game is currently available on Steam at a 30% discount. It features extensive moddability, allowing players to customize their experience in various ways. Additionally, it represents a significant evolution in the RPG genre, appealing to both fans of Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition and newcomers to the genre.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
Project Zomboid has released its first major build update since 2021, titled build 42.20, which includes a comprehensive overhaul of Knox County, redesigning seven towns with unique architectural styles and enhanced landscaping. The update introduces new animals, refined hunting and trapping systems, improvements to the stealth system, fishing mechanics, and the ability to drag corpses. The game's price has increased from £16.75 to £22.50, yet it has seen a record-breaking 79,552 concurrent players on Steam. Future updates are expected to reintroduce NPC survivors to Knox County.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
Beast of Reincarnation, developed by GAME FREAKS, will launch on PC on August 3. Players control Emma and her dog, Koo, in a post-apocalyptic Japan, engaging in skill-based battles and exploring dynamic environments. The game features a combat system that enhances Koo's attacks and introduces techniques called Blooming Arts. Pre-load has begun, leading to speculation about potential piracy or leaks. Caution is advised for those considering downloading the pirated version, which is circulating online. No review code has been provided for the PC version, but a pre-order has been secured.
AppWizard
August 2, 2026
Vincent Stech has collected over 1.7 million Team Fortress 2 cases across multiple Steam accounts, with an estimated value of 0,000. He began this collection around late 2017 and used automated methods to accumulate the cases while avoiding detection by Valve. Stech holds approximately 17% of all publicly known TF2 cases, making it challenging to sell them without disrupting the market. He has found a buyer for his entire collection, with the transaction in progress and expected to be completed by October. Stech plans to use the proceeds from the sale as a down payment on a house.
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