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Dying Light The Beast Restored Land Edition returns you to a world where humanity's fight for survival has taken an unexpected turn, nature is reclaiming the ruins, but the virus has evolved in ways no one anticipated. Developed and published by Techland for release in 2026, this definitive open world horror action RPG expansion builds upon the acclaimed Dying Light foundation with new territories, fresh threats, and a narrative that explores what happens when the apocalypse becomes something else entirely. You return as Kyle Crane, or perhaps something that used to be him, navigating landscapes where crumbling cities now host thriving ecosystems and infected creatures that have adapted to this new world in terrifying ways.

Prison Simulator VR immerses you in the life of a prison guard. You become an experienced prisoner, scheduled to be transferred to a more lucrative position in a month. However, the last 30 days of work are hell. Management overloads you with a list of challenging tasks every day. Ignoring even one can result in dismissal. Be strict, but fair. Maintain good relationships not only with the administration but also with the inmates. Punish infractions and fulfill small requests. Maintaining balance will allow you to survive and earn extra money.

COLLAPSE COMPANY plunges you into the aftermath of a catastrophic corporate failure where the real horror is not what the company did, but what was left behind when it fell. Developed and published by VOLT-TECKS GAME STUDIO for release in 2026, this horror adventure and action game casts you as a former employee drawn back to the abandoned headquarters of a corporation that collapsed under mysterious circumstances. The building stands as a monument to greed, ambition, and secrets someone wanted buried. But someone also wanted to ensure those secrets were never found, and they left something behind to make sure of it.

Star Wars Outlaws isn’t your typical Rebel cheerleader story. Here, you take off your gloves and dive head-on into the criminal underworld of a galaxy on the warpath. Developed by Massive Entertainment and published by Ubisoft, this single-player adventure takes place in the three years between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, a time full of opportunity and danger. You play as Kay Vess, a resourceful scoundrel with a shameful past and a thirst for freedom. Forget the idealistic heroism of farm boys: your goal is to survive and make a name for yourself. Star Wars Outlaws takes place in a vast open world, including familiar Star Wars locations and never-before-seen locations.

Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba The Hinokami Chronicles 2 continues the story of Tanjiro Kamado, who continues his mission to exterminate demons. The single-player story spans the events of three key chapters of the original source material: Entertainment District, Blacksmith Village, and Pillar Training. During the game, you will have to engage in battle with High-ranking opponents, teaming up with your allies.

Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba The Hinokami Chronicles is an action-adventure game that faithfully adapts the popular anime series, covering the events from the Unwavering Resolve arc to the Mugen Train movie. Players follow the journey of Tanjiro Kamado as he joins the Demon Slayer Corps, experiencing key plot points through detailed 3D battles that recreate the anime's iconic fighting moves. The game features 24 playable characters, ranging from heroes like Tanjiro and Nezuko Kamado to formidable demons like Rui and Akaza of the Twelve Kizuki.

Borderlands 4 thrusts players into a chaotic action adventure on the vibrant planet Kairos, where they embody badass Vault Hunters battling a tyrannical Timekeeper. Developed by Gearbox Software and published by 2K, this 2025 RPG delivers explosive gunplay and billions of wild weapons. The latest version of the game, Super Deluxe, enhances loot systems and traversal mechanics, offering a thrilling experience across 67.52 GB of content.

Sonic Origins is a captivating collection of video games that brings a nostalgic touch to the gaming world by presenting remasters of four original games in the series. These include classics like Sonic the Hedgehog, its sequel, and Sonic CD, which were originally released on the Sega Genesis platform. A distinctive feature is the inclusion of two modes: Classic and Anniversary. The former adheres to the original format, maintaining the 4:3 aspect ratio. The latter, by contrast, supports widescreen and introduces new features, such as the drop dash from Sonic Mania. Players can control Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles throughout almost all of the games, racing through side scrolling levels at breakneck speed, collecting rings, destroying enemies, and discovering hidden surprises.

Sonic Superstars is an anticipated game about Sonic, presented by the Japanese studio Arzest. The 2.5D side-scrolling action platformer features classic gameplay taken to the next level. The classic formula has been transformed beyond recognition. The cheerful cartoon character has a huge number of fans. The project manager is Naoto Oshima, the author of the early versions of the Sonic character design. Jun Senoue is responsible for the soundtrack. In the new game, you will be able to control all your favorite characters — Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Amy Rose. Fans will have to meet an old friend of the franchise — Fang, who will act as an opponent. Doctor Eggman will also resist.

Dragonkin The Banished drops you into a world ravaged by dragon blood. Vicious creatures lurking in the shadows are the result of dragon blood. Four heroes rise to challenge this corrupted world, each with unique skills and the chance to rewrite the future. The Ice Warrior in Dragonkin The Banished, a barbarian fed by the blood of a white dragon, is the epitome of brute force. He wields an axe and a hammer, growing stronger as he hacks and smashes his enemies with his resilience. While it’s not the most subtle approach, its effectiveness is undeniable. For those who prefer a more strategic approach, the Oracle takes a different path.