S.p.l.i.t. blends psychological tension with methodical puzzle-solving, immersing you in a claustrophobic digital world where every command feels like a step deeper into danger.

From a computer terminal, you’ll solve various command-line puzzles, navigating directories and running software. The game features retro tech aesthetics, using Internet Relay Chat (IRC) to connect with other hackers, gather intel, and uncover secrets. What to expect from it, be sure to watch the trailer below.

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In this sequel, you’ll also design your own peaceful island and create a colorful home for the Gourdlet characters. However, this is all upgraded by multiplayer, where players can visit friends’ islands, build side-by-side, and chat.

The game adds a new fishing mechanic, letting you cast lines to catch various fish. You can then spend your earnings on cute accessories, buildings, and decorations, personalizing your island until it feels like home. While Gourdlets Together is a standalone game, it builds on the success of Gourdlets, which has a “Very Positive” 93% rating on Steam from 1,579 reviews.

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In Bambas!, the streets of a lively coastal town become your playground, just like when you were a kid and every sidewalk or puddle sparked an adventure. The game’s unique controls let you move each sneaker on its own using your gamepad’s sticks and triggers. But it’s not just about strolling. You’ll need to dodge crosswalks, kick cans, balance on curbs, and nail tricky jumps to complete hundreds of challenges.

Each success unlocks a wardrobe of customizable sneakers, letting you style your kicks with flair as you leave your mark on the town. The game’s story unfolds naturally through environmental storytelling: graffiti, forgotten objects, and meetings with characters.

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In Pathologic 3, you play as Daniil Dankovsky, a doctor called The Bachelor, who arrives in a remote steppe town hit by a deadly plague. With just 12 days to stop the disease, Dankovsky must diagnose patients, issue decrees to guide the town’s future, and uncover dark secrets. The surreal time management system, explained by Ice-Pick Lodge’s Nikolay Dybowski, brings a fresh twist to the series, letting you reshape the story where every choice matters.

Unlike Pathologic 2, which focused on the Haruspex, Pathologic 3 highlights The Bachelor’s intellectual approach, emphasizing medical strategy over combat, though the trailer teases tense moments with a pistol in infected zones.

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In A Gentlemen’s Dispute, you fight to be the last gentleman standing in a wild brawl. Fun is key here, and the game lets you toss your floppy characters as weapons to hit others. Everything around you can break, and you can grab anything, from sticks to bear traps, to secure victory. Between fights, you can pick upgrades that stack, like dropping bombs when hit or gaining an extra jump. Up to four players can join on one screen, or eight can play online.

What makes A Gentlemen’s Dispute so appealing is its focus on wackiness over intense competition. Unlike many party games, it prioritizes fun and randomness above all. The demo, available on Steam, lets you try various moves, so gather your crew for a wild multiplayer experience.

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Set on a mysterious island in a long-lost sea, Keeper follows the journey of a lighthouse, an unusual protagonist, who awakens from a deep sleep beneath a distant mountain peak. Accompanied by a seabird, the lighthouse embarks on an adventure of friendship and discovery. What sets Keeper apart is its complete reliance on visuals to tell its story, with no dialogue or text, challenging you to explore the island’s landscapes and decipher clues from the environment.

Keeper will be available on October 17, 2025, for Xbox Series X/S and PC via Steam, and will launch day one on Game Pass.

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DEADCAM immerses you in a series of eerie “recordings,” each a standalone story with unique settings, narratives, and gameplay mechanics. The Early Access release will start with the first of five planned tapes: a J-horror-inspired story set in an abandoned high school. Lasting about an hour, it blends survival horror with psychological thriller elements. Four additional tapes will be released during the Early Access period.

The first tape equips you with three weapons: a katana, a pistol, and a shotgun. Firearms require precise aiming but slow your movement, while melee weapons offer speed. Resource management is a strategic element, with limited medkits demanding careful planning to survive. Each tape offers three endings, but only one is the “good” ending.

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In Jumping Jazz Cats, you and your friends become acrobatic cats, tearing through a mansion in six unique levels packed with chaotic objectives. You’ll play various mini-games which cleverly mix both teamwork and competition. Sometimes you’ll need to work together to clear a challenge, while other times you’re just racing to outscore everyone else. Adding to the fun are 10 original jazz tunes, the music’s choruses change up the gameplay.

Up to nine players can jump in online, and for those classic couch co-op sessions, you can have four cats playing at once on a local split-screen. If you’re flying solo, there’s a “Solo Trials” mode to help you sharpen your skills. You can mix and match levels, mini-games, and songs endlessly, making sure no two sessions ever feel the same.

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With over 2,000 positive Steam reviews and more than 50,000 copies sold, this charming narrative game arrives on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 later this month, on May 29. It introduces the unique “catventure” genre, exploring themes of love, identity, and loss from a cat’s perspective.

Guided by a documentary-style narrator, Dawn prowls through sunlit backyards, shadowy alleys, and national parks, navigating a three-act story that delves into the true meaning of “home.” The game’s vibrant visuals and intuitive cat-like controls—climbing trees, knocking over objects, and meowing at passersby—immerse you in Dawn’s world.

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In a dark fantasy world, 9 Kings challenges you to build a thriving kingdom to outlast rival kings. From a nine-tile grid around your castle, you draw cards to construct buildings, summon troops, or cast spells. The trailer highlights battles with knights, warlocks, and sentient mushrooms, where you can drop rocks from your castle to smash foes. Each of the nine kings brings a unique starting deck, and looting rivals’ cards lets you craft wild, game-breaking builds.

Crafted by a small São Paulo and New York team, 9 Kings builds on Sad Socket’s success with Seraph’s Last Stand, which sold over 500,000 copies. Backed by Hooded Horse, known for polishing indie gems, 9 Kings will evolve through Early Access toward a full Q3 2025 release.

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