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Meow Rangers is an idle RPG game where players auto-battle through evil invaders to restore peace to Cat Village, while assembling the titular rangers and building Meow Town.
The Steam summer sale is approaching, and Valve is hosting the Summer 2025 Next Fest, showcasing various indie games. Notable titles include:
- Dead as Disco: A beat 'em up game where players control Charlie Disco in a rhythmic combat system. Release date is not announced. Platforms: PC.
- Voidbreaker: A first-person shooter focused on environmental destruction, set to launch on August 20. Platforms: PC.
- Morsels: A twin-stick shooter roguelike featuring magical cards and strategic combat, set to release in 2025. Platforms: PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch.
- Dragon March: An arcade adventure with a mecha-dragon protagonist, release date unconfirmed. Platforms: PC.
- House of Necrosis: A survival horror game with a turn-based system, release date not revealed. Platforms: PC, Linux.
- DuneCrawl: A cooperative hack-and-slash game for up to four players, set for release in 2025. Platforms: PC.
- Hell Clock: An action RPG based on Brazil's War of Canudos, launching on July 22. Platforms: PC.
- 1000 Deaths: A platforming game exploring pivotal life moments, set to release on August 7. Platforms: PC.
- Passant: A chess roguelike with unique mechanics, available on August 11. Platforms: PC.
- Under The Island: A 2D RPG hack-and-slash game inspired by Zelda, release date unannounced. Platforms: PC.
The PC Gaming Show 2025 featured over 60 trailers in a nearly three-hour livestream, showcasing new titles and updates on previously announced games. Major reveals included world premieres of titles such as Ambrosia Sky, Ratatan, and The Alters, covering a variety of genres like roguelikes, co-op shooters, and survival sims.
Key titles highlighted include:
- Ambrosia Sky: A first-person sci-fi game where players confront an alien fungus in a space colony.
- Far Far West: A co-op game where players are robo-bounty hunters in a Wild West setting.
- Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition: Revives classic Dungeons & Dragons adventures with new features.
- Fresh Tracks: A skiing adventure game with music elements.
- Terminull Brigade: A co-op hero shooter set in a digital realm.
- Ratatan: A rhythm-action game featuring online co-op battles.
- Moomintroll: Winter's Warmth: A narrative-driven game about friendship and resilience.
- Necesse: A sandbox action-adventure game focused on building and exploration.
- Den of Wolves: A session-based shooter involving cooperative heists.
- All Systems Dance: A game that combines dance battles with a dystopian narrative.
- Spooky Express: A management simulation game set in a monster-themed theme park.
- The Rogue Prince of Persia: A roguelite experience featuring acrobatics.
- Enginefall: A multiplayer social sandbox aboard a mega-train.
- EVE Frontier: A player-driven sandbox in a harsh cosmic environment.
- Skyrig: A game focused on building rigs to extract gases in a stormy atmosphere.
- Kaizen: A Factory Story: A factory design game set in 1980s Japan.
- Dawn Apart: A colony simulation game on a destructible voxel planet.
- Modulus: A factory-building game with customizable modules.
- Generation Exile: A turn-based city-builder aboard a generation starship.
- Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults: A co-op hack-and-slash ARPG.
- Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault: Continues the story of its predecessor with action-RPG elements.
- Barotrauma – Home & Harbor: An expansion for managing a deep-sea outpost.
- No, I'm Not A Human: A narrative-driven game set in a dying world.
- Botsu: A physics-based competitive gaming title.
- No More Room In Hell 2: A co-op survival game in zombie-infested zones.
- Farever: An online co-op action RPG in a fantasy world.
- Mandrake: A narrative game about uncovering family mysteries.
- Pizza Bandit: A cooking and shooting game.
- Demonschool: A tactics RPG combining university life with battles.
- The Last Caretaker: A survival game set in a flooded world.
- Railborn: A game about building trains and managing resources.
- Voyagers of Nera: A cooperative survival-crafting game in a magical ocean world.
- Icarus: Great Hunts Campaigns: Offers nonlinear missions with unique stories.
- Garbage Country: An exploration sim in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
- DarkSwitch: A vertical city builder around a great tree.
- Sprint X Strike: A chaotic battle game in a post-apocalyptic setting.
- Worship: A multiplayer roguelite about cultists performing rituals.
- Stars of Icarus: A starship combat game emphasizing teamwork.
- 007 First Light: A game featuring a young Bond's journey.
- goblinAmerica: A game where players possess U.S. presidents to correct historical mistakes.
- EverSiege: Untold Ages: A rogue-lite action-strategy game.
- Pigface: A narrative-driven game about confronting the past.
- TerraTech: An open-world sandbox adventure game.
- Paralives: A life simulation game focused on building and managing lives.
- Lost Rift: A cooperative survival game on an archipelago.
- Hell Clock: A roguelike ARPG.
- Militsioner: A narrative-driven escape game.
- Arcane Eats: A roguelike deckbuilder.
- Guntouchables: A cooperative survival game against mutants.
- Ultrakill – Layer 8: Fraud: Details are yet to be revealed.
- Stario: Heaven Tower: A game about building ecosystems.
- Dispatch: A superhero workplace comedy.
- Wheel World: An open-world mission game.
- FBC: Firebreak: A cooperative FPS in a federal agency.
- Anno 117: Pax Romana: A historical city-building game.
- Baby Steps: A walking simulator exploring self-discovery.
- Warhammer 40,000: Darktide – Arbites: Players enforce law in a Warhammer universe.
- Endless Legend 2: A fantasy strategy game.
- Berserk or Die: A survival game against overwhelming odds.
- Mycopunk: A game about uncovering a fungal catastrophe.
- Bippo Plus: An interactive experience for Playdate owners.
- Morbid Metal: A roguelike with simultaneous character control.
- Love Eternal: A psychological horror platformer.
- Bus Bound: A public bus service management game.
- Atmosfar: A survival and co-op road trip adventure set for early access in 2026.
- Void/Breaker: A sci-fi FPS with destructible environments.
- Grave Seasons: A farming simulation with a mystery element.
- Eyes of Hellfire: A multiplayer horror game with puzzles.
- Deadwire: An action game with hacking elements.
- Dinkum: A life simulation game on islands.
- Void Martyrs: An action game set in a grimdark world.
- CloverPit: A unique gameplay experience set to release in summer.
- Eclipsium: A title with intense visuals and gameplay elements.
- Abyssus: A cooperative FPS adventure.
- Ascendant: A multiplayer shooter with chaotic gameplay.
- Mewgenics: An endless cat breeding RPG set for release on February 10, 2026.
- Dead Reset: A sci-fi horror FMV adventure.
- Bernband: A lighthearted cyberpunk game.
- Wanderburg: A roguelike adventure with a castle on wheels.
In Chapter 4 of Deltarune, players control Kris, who encounters a locked door, a step stool, and a green book. The intended solution involves using the step stool to reach the book and activate a switch, but players cannot interact with the stool. Instead, Ralsei acts as a step stool, allowing Suzie to hit the switch. The game features turn-based combat combined with bullet hell mechanics, encouraging creative, pacifist solutions. Emotional responses from enemies vary based on player actions. Notable moments include a turtle shouting at enemies and a battle that transforms into a roulette-style game. Humor subverts RPG conventions, such as a water cooler becoming an enemy and a game show hosted by a character with a CRT TV head. Players can design their hero, but the narrator humorously reminds them that they cannot fully project themselves onto Kris. The game consistently surprises players with its inventive mechanics and narrative twists.
Amazon has announced the lineup of PC games for Prime Gaming in June, which includes:
- Available Now:
- Mordheim: City of the Damned (GOG code)
- The Abandoned Planet (Amazon Games app)
- June 12:
- Station to Station (Amazon Games app)
- Death Squared (GOG code)
- June 19:
- Dark Envoy (GOG code)
- Fate: Undiscovered Realms (GOG code)
- June 26:
- Thief: Deadly Shadows (GOG code)
- Jupiter Hell (GOG code)
- Gallery of Things: Reveries (Legacy games code)
Additionally, Prime subscribers will have access to games via the Prime Gaming Luna channel, including titles such as Batman: Arkham Knight, Lego DC Super-Villains, and Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition. Games claimed through Prime Gaming remain permanently in the user's library, even if the subscription ends.
Onion Games will release their RPG, Stray Children, on PC via Steam and Nintendo Switch in the West in 2025, following its launch in Japan on December 26, 2024. The game features a storyline where children face hostile adults and navigate a perilous world. Players engage in turn-based battles against monstrous adults called The Olders, using both combat and dialogue to connect with them. The developers encourage players to keep the game's ending a secret after completion.
Android game and app deals are available on Google Play, alongside the Discover Samsung Summer sale featuring discounts on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, Galaxy Watch 7 and Ultra, monitors, and Tab S10. Notable app titles include Red Ronin, Chronos Principle, SOULVARS, Undergrave, and Data Defense.
Before the rise of platforms like Steam, MS-DOS served as a foundation for many influential games that shaped the gaming landscape.
- Dangerous Dave (1988): A slow-paced platformer known for its vibrant colors and imaginative enemies, though it was not widely successful.
- Star Wars: TIE Fighter (1994): A game that provided a nostalgic experience of piloting spacecraft in a 3D environment, marking a formative moment in gaming.
- Wolfenstein 3D (1992): An innovative title that showcased the potential of PC gaming and paved the way for future titles.
- Sid Meier’s Civilization (1991): A highly influential game in the turn-based strategy genre, allowing players to build empires through strategy and diplomacy.
- Prince of Persia (1989): Notable for its smooth animations and challenging gameplay, it laid the groundwork for future platformers.
- SimCity 2000 (1993): A significant title in the city-building genre, allowing players to manage urban planning and budgets, influencing modern city simulation games.
- DOOM (1993): A revolutionary first-person shooter that introduced fast-paced action and multiplayer gaming, establishing itself as a cornerstone of gaming history.
MS-DOS gaming represents the starting point for many gamers, contributing to the evolution of gaming.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a highly acclaimed role-playing game, receiving a perfect score of 100 from DigitalSpy for its emotional narrative. It has also garnered scores of 95 from HookedGamers and WCCFTech, praising its thrilling turn-based combat and gripping narrative. PCWorld rated it 90, highlighting its magical experience and rich storytelling. While PCGamesN gave it an 80 due to some UI challenges, it is still considered a significant addition to the genre. Impulse Gamer rated it 90, noting its distinct identity. IGN and GameSpot both awarded scores of 90, commending its artistic clarity and impressive scale. RPGFan gave it a score of 99, describing it as a timeless experience, while GameInformer also rated it 90, appreciating its unique world and nostalgic elements.
