2026 — games released in 2026, page 5

The ancient wilds have stirred, and prophets whisper warnings of the world’s end. Blood cults grow bolder, sacrificing in daylight. As commander of the Order of the Gatekeepers’ final army, you’re all that stands between civilization and chaos. Your forces aren’t just human—dwarves, elvers, and fierce turans can all join your cause, though old grudges make unity a challenge. Explore a vast, open world teeming with secrets and peril. Track down hidden artifacts to power up your troops, and

Mortal Shell II picks up where the first game left off, inviting you into a world that’s even more dangerous and mysterious. This sequel takes everything fans loved—like intense, risk-reward combat—and turns it up with a faster, more fluid fighting system. Here, you’re not limited by stamina, so every battle has more room for creativity and bold moves as you break enemy defenses and aim for devastating hits. Explore a compact but deeply interconnected world, filled with secrets and hidden

Drawn by haunting dreams, the desperate and the mad make their way to a distant island shadowed by a silent Tower. Once there, memories of how they arrived fade away. The Lantern of the Laughless Saint is an open world RPG that’s all about wandering, uncovering stories, and forging connections. You get to know this mysterious place by exploring its landscape, chasing whispers and rumors, piecing together charred fragments of history, and talking with the scattered souls who, like you, followed

Scavland is a tough-as-nails survival RPG that drops you into the ruined wilderness of Zalesye, a place scarred by conflict and shrouded in deadly Mist. You play as a Vulture, a lone scavenger scraping by on whatever the old world has left behind. Your journey takes you through crumbling villages and abandoned outposts, where every supply run is a risk and every encounter can turn deadly. You’ll take on dangerous jobs, tangle with mutants and desperate survivors, and scrounge for the gear you

Step into the quiet streets of Haddonfield on Halloween night, 1978, where a familiar evil is about to strike. In this game, you can become the infamous Michael Myers, stalking your prey and spreading terror among the townsfolk. Or, switch roles and fight back as one of the defenders of Haddonfield — gather weapons, improvise with household tools, alert the police, and try to save your neighbors from a nightmarish fate. Explore a rich horror sandbox packed with interactive environments, deep

Get ready to take the wheel in Bus Simulator 27, where the bus fleet is bigger and better than ever. You’ll find over 45 authentic vehicles from 13 top global brands—Solaris, Mercedes-Benz, MAN, IVECO BUS, Scania, Volvo, and more. If you love city driving, you’ll have your pick of classic rigid buses, articulated models, double-deckers, and for a fresh twist, the latest electric buses. For the first time in the series, coach buses join the lineup, letting you experience those long intercity

Kyoto in the Edo period looks almost familiar — temples, shrines, crowded streets — until Malice settles over the capital and twists everything you know. Onimusha: Way of the Sword drops you into that city as Miyamoto Musashi, a young samurai who came to prove he has no equal with a blade. The trip turns darker the moment Genma crawl out of the underworld. Musashi wears the Oni Gauntlet, a cursed gift that lets him cut Genma down, absorb their souls, and push past ordinary human limits. A

Step into a chilling third-person adventure set between life and death, where nothing is quite as it seems. You take on the role of a WWII bomber pilot, left gravely injured after a brutal attack and now lost in a coma. Inside a nightmarish purgatory shaped by your own memories, you must navigate unsettling landscapes inspired by real historical wars. Every moment is a tense mix of stealth, clever puzzle solving, and careful, non-lethal tactics if you want to make it out alive. Your only

Step into the life of Will, a clever merchant and daring adventurer, as you return to the village of Tresna in this action-packed rogue-lite RPG sequel. Out of luck and cash, you’ll need to rebuild your business from scratch while plunging into mysterious new dimensions full of danger and opportunity. Venture through challenging dungeons, discover unique relics, and sell your hard-won treasures to grow the town and your own fortune. The signature blend of shopkeeping and dungeon crawling is

Gildenarch, once a sacred city, has been swallowed by darkness. Demons, undead, vampires, and twisted Hellgrowth now rule its streets. Humanity’s final hope? The Order of the Crimson Moon—and you, its most powerful asset. Whether you prefer to tackle the prophecy solo or join forces in co-op, the fate of the world rests in your hands. Step into the role of a Nephilim, a rare human-angel hybrid built to battle the forces of Hell. Harness supernatural powers, angelic transformations, and a