Luna Abyss drops you onto a derelict moon base where a catastrophic experiment has torn open a rift to an unknown dimension. Developed by Kwalee Labs and published by Kwalee for release in 2026, this action shooter sci fi adventure horror game puts you in the boots of a lone emergency responder sent to investigate a silent distress signal. The corridors are dark, the gravity is unstable, and the creatures that stalk you are not from any known biological registry. Your only weapons are a prototype pulse rifle and a utility tool that can seal breaches or overload power systems. The latest version of the game introduces a limited oxygen mechanic, forcing you to balance exploration against survival.

Town to City challenges players to transform a 19th-century Mediterranean settlement into a thriving metropolis. Building off-grid allows for the free placement of all structures and natural elements. This allows for the creation of both orderly districts with straight avenues and organically expanding towns connected by winding paths. The placement of residential buildings, shops, and infrastructure shapes the layout and functionality of the growing city.

Hordes of Hunger is a fast-paced arena slasher in the style of a classic roguelike. The events of which unfold in a dark fantasy world called Ismera. The earth was engulfed by living hunger and a real cosmic horror. It is better known as the Beast. Well, you just have to go through all this, but will you cope? Your flesh and mind are in danger. After all, after the great war, there was nothing left but poverty, hunger and death. And all this then caused the aforementioned disaster «Beast». In addition, now the whole world is engulfed in cosmic horror. And those who have not yet died are haunted by real nightmares that are born in the depths of their minds.

GRIME II is the long‑awaited sequel to the critically acclaimed surreal action‑adventure, thrusting you back into a living, breathing world obsessed with art and transformation. Developed by Clover Bite and published by Kwalee, this 2026 release expands on the core identity of the original, letting you become a stealer of forms. You are a Formless, an art mimic that can launch grotesque tendrils made of hands to absorb creatures and summon molds in their shape. This unique mechanic is the heart of the game, as each absorbed enemy grants you new abilities that are essential both for combat and for navigating the intricate, hand‑crafted world.

Town to City invites you to nurture a tiny rural settlement into a bustling urban hub, one building at a time. Developed by Galaxy Grove and published by Kwalee for release in 2026, this building strategy management casual simulation game focuses on the gentle joy of expansion without the pressure of disasters or complex supply chains. You start with a dirt road, a few houses, and a general store. Your citizens have simple needs, food, water, a place to work, and somewhere to relax. By placing residential zones, farms, workshops, and parks, you attract new residents and unlock new building types. The latest version of the game introduces a seasonal cycle that affects resource production and citizen happiness, with summer boosting crops and winter requiring more heating.

Rune Dice challenges you to build the ultimate dice pool in a tactical RPG where every roll can change the course of battle. Developed by Smart Raven Studio and published by Kwalee for release in 2026, this RPG strategy action game puts you in the role of a dice mage who must master the art of rune carving. You start with a basic six sided die, but as you progress, you unlock new dice faces, elemental affinities, and special powers. Combat is turn based but fast, you roll your pool of dice, match symbols for attacks, and combine elements for devastating combos. The twist is that your dice can be permanently upgraded or even shattered in high risk battles.

Call of the Elder Gods invites you to a secluded island where ancient whispers guide your hand across mysterious stone tablets. Developed by Out of the Blue Games and published by Kwalee for release in 2026, this puzzle adventure casual game blends Lovecraftian atmosphere with gentle, meditative puzzle solving. You play as an archivist who discovers a hidden temple dedicated to slumbering cosmic entities. Your task is to decode a series of runic puzzles by tracing patterns, matching symbols, and unlocking the secrets of the Elder Gods. The game has no combat, no timers, and no fail states, just the quiet satisfaction of uncovering forbidden knowledge.

Ground Zero is a retro survival horror game set in the devastated ruins of South Korea following a catastrophic meteorite impact. Two months after the impact, an elite Korean agent named So yeon and her Canadian partner embark on a reconnaissance mission into the ruins of Busan, where they encounter terrifying mutated creatures created by the meteorite's radioactive fallout. Players must navigate grim, monster infested environments, uncovering the mystery behind the strange growths spreading from the impact site and afflicting survivors. The game features exploration of devastated locations from coastal towns and temples to urban areas all rendered using classic fixed-camera setups and pre-rendered backgrounds that evoke a nostalgic survival horror aesthetic.

The Precinct is an action cop simulator set in the gritty 1980s on the East Coast. As rookie cop Nick Cordell Jr., you’ll patrol Avernus City, responding to a wide range of crimes, from minor infractions to major robberies. The game combines intense chases, shootouts, and investigations as you navigate the city’s criminal underworld. Players can explore the vibrant, vibrant city on foot, in a patrol car, or by helicopter, enjoying dynamic weather and a day/night cycle that adds to the neon noir atmosphere. The game is a mix of sandbox and structured missions, allowing you to choose your tactics in encounters and call in backup when needed. As you fight crime and uncover conspiracies, you’ll also be driven by your personal quest to solve your father’s murder. With its combination of action, strategy and story, The Precinct will appeal to fans of classic police dramas and urban sandboxes.

The Coin Game is designed for gamblers who enjoy slot machines where you can win tickets and exchange them for a prize of your choice. There's no need to spend real money on the rides, so you can have fun until your in-game currency runs out. The game takes place in a large city with its own transportation system that runs between entertainment venues. There are both permanent gambling establishments and temporary fairs that will periodically return to the city. The variety of devices for trying your luck at these venues is extraordinary: some offer a waterfall of coins, while others require you to use a robot to retrieve your favorite item.