This week marks the arrival of Gamescom, featuring a highly anticipated documentary on GTA 6 set to stream on August 27th via Rockstar and Netflix. Notable new PC releases include:
- Burned Horizons (early access): A military simulation game set in a fictional 2002 war in Europe.
- Money for Girls: Amortized: A horror detective visual novel by Porpentine.
- 1666: Amsterdam (early access): A time-bending witch game from Patrice Désilets.
- Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2: A cooperative game for 1-4 players.
- Astral Court DX: A bullet hell game with 189 levels.
- Blood Dungeon: A frantic platformer by the creators of Nidhogg.
- Sokogram: A hybrid puzzler with sokoban mechanics.
- Western Rye (early access): A survival game combining cowboy simulation and zombie encounters.
- the cabin game (early access): A multiplayer experience in a haunted cabin.
- Lou's Lagoon: An adventurous platformer on an archipelago.
- Star Wars: Zero Company: A squad tactics game set in the Ahsoka era.
- Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2: A remastered package featuring MGS4 and Peace Walker.
- Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy: An installment set on an island with light-based puzzles.
- Captain Tsubasa: A return to the football franchise.
- Don't Drop The Cake: A game where players balance a tray in a chaotic environment.
- Alice's Gaze: A blend of autobattling and spooky mansion exploration.
- A Little Age: A laid-back city-building game.
The coverage approach for Gamescom this year will focus on in-depth stories rather than liveblogging, with a team on-site in Cologne and others covering news from home.