Whether tackling the mess solo or teaming up with up to three friends online, the game has a touch of mischief, you can accidentally (or not-so-accidentally) make things messier. Dungeons are dark and dangerous, filled with active traps and roaming monsters, so stay alert while using tools like the slime-topped mop, mimic or slime dispensers to clean blood from floors and ceilings.

Additionally, you’ll repair broken objects like barrels and crates, placing them back to keep the dungeon’s authentic vibe. Resetting traps is essential, but watch out, some stay active and can surprise careless goblins. You’ll also respawn creatures, clear their remains, and handle monsters, while refilling treasure chests with loot prepares the dungeon for future adventurers.

Team17 producer Louis Reeve said: “Crisalu Games has been great to work with, and their passion for delivering a fun dungeon-cleaning experience shines through! We’re thrilled for players to dive into Goblin Cleanup and start their shift — just watch your step!” A Kickstarter campaign in October 2024, backed by over 3,000 supporters, unlocked rewards like a custom boombox, photo mode, and themed dungeons.

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At its heart, Ritual of Raven feels like a love letter to cozy farming sims, but with a magical twist that sets it apart. Forget backbreaking farm work, this game lets you harness the power of magic to do the heavy lifting. By enchanting Constructs with Tarot cards, you’ll automate your farm’s chores, leaving you free to explore, and dive into a rich narrative.

You’ll will also meet a cast of colorful villagers, each with their own stories and personal growth arcs. Helping them out rewards you with new Tarot cards and ingredients for rituals, spell jars, and quests. Additionally, you can decorate your home and even parts of the magical world beyond, with plenty of customization options to make it your own.

Your trusty companion, a cheeky Familiar named Raven, will guide you through this enchanting adventure. Together, you’ll tend to your home, fill out your Book of Shadows, and unravel the mystery of the Portal Keepers. The game’s world is packed with things to do, from commanding the moon to shift its phases for your magical needs to fishing for otherworldly items through mysterious portals.

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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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In LumenTale: Memories of Trey, you embark on an journey to collect over 140 unique creatures called Animon through battles, capturing, or trading. The game weaves rich emotional storytelling as you uncover the secrets behind the protagonist Trey’s lost memories. Its fusion of tactical combat and narrative depth aims to honor classic creature collector games while introducing new elements, creating an adventure that feels both nostalgic and innovative.

Paolo Lella, CEO and Lead Developer at Beehive Studios, expressed his thoughts about the collaboration: “LumenTale: Memories of Trey is an ambitious project that strives to deliver something fresh while simultaneously paying homage to the past. It is precisely for this reason that we are thrilled to partner with a publisher like Team17, whose decades of industry expertise and unparalleled knowledge will be instrumental in supporting our vision.”

Rob Elser, Senior Producer at Team17, praised Beehive Studios’ work: “Beehive’s vision is becoming beautifully realised in the story of Trey. It is a pleasure working alongside the team as they expand the world and work to deliver an enchanting game.”

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Using special “Dateviator” goggles, the game lets players engage in romantic interactions with a wide range of objects and phenomena, from an ordinary laundry basket to the air itself. Each of the 100 fully voiced “characters” has a distinct personality, a unique romantic storyline, and multiple endings based on your dialogue choices.

Exploration in this quirky universe is supported by over 11,000 hand-drawn illustrations, 1.2 million words of dialogue, and 70,000 voice lines. The dynamic 3D world responds to your decisions, while the original soundtrack features more than four hours of emotional music.

The project features a star-studded voice cast, including Troy Baker (Indiana Jones and The Great Circle), Felicia Day (Supernatural), Ben Starr (Final Fantasy XVI), Matt Mercer (Critical Role), Laura Bailey (The Last of Us Part II), and Neil Newbon (Baldur’s Gate 3). A physical edition for all platforms is also planned, with details to be shared soon via the publisher’s official website.

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The game features asymmetrical mechanics between two worlds: in the Overworld, a civilization of quirky creatures keeps making mistakes, while in Hell, players must manage punished souls, keep track of expenses, and generate profit to sustain the infernal empire. As the ruler of Hell, you can use administrative magic to influence the world above. The building mechanics allow you to shape Hell’s caverns as you wish, while daily bureaucratic tasks can be delegated to demonic employees.

A key gameplay element is monitoring the Seven Deadly Sins, souls must undergo “reeducation” to prevent corruption from spiraling out of control, which could trigger a demonic invasion. The demo version showcases all currently available features, offering a first look at this unique mix of strategic management and dark humor.

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One of Wraith Ops’ most striking features is its impressive arsenal of over 60 weapons, ranging in type and size. Each weapon can be customized with various attachments, including scopes, gadgets, camouflage, and perks, all of which affect performance and handling. The development team plans to introduce even deeper customization mechanics in future updates, further expanding personalization options.

The story of Wraith Ops revolves around two opposing factions – Aegis Industries and Volga Battalion, private military companies competing to uncover and recover remnants of a Cold War-era research project known as “Project Wraith”. This narrative sets the stage for intense battles and strategic competition, with each faction pursuing its own motives and goals.

So far, Grassrootz Studio has revealed four gameplay modes, including Team Deathmatch, Overlord (12v12), Trio Arena, and Gun Game. Additionally, when creating a loadout, players can assemble the perfect operator preset, selecting from options such as primary and secondary weapons, throwable items, stimulants, an ammo resupply box, night vision, and a tactical tablet, among other gear choices.

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The new release date was revealed in a State of Build announcement trailer, where Lead Designer Ray Chase shared updates on the game’s development. The trailer showcased never-before-seen characters, unexpected discoveries during development, and a glimpse into the game’s current state.

Date Everything! is a one-of-a-kind dating sim that lets you explore a world where literally everything is dateable. Equipped with special “Dateviator” glasses, you can chat with and romance objects ranging from a laundry basket to the air itself. Each object has its own unique personality, story, and multiple endings, making every interaction a new adventure.

The delay to June 2025 allows the development team to refine the game and ensure it meets the high expectations of players. In the State of Build trailer, Ray Chase emphasized the team’s commitment to delivering a polished and memorable experience. The extra time will also allow the developers to add more content and surprises, making the wait worthwhile.

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The game features skilled cat movements like grinding on rails, swinging from chandeliers, and climbing curtains. Players can enjoy team-based challenges such as fast races, collection games, and exciting battles where teamwork and quick moves are essential for winning. Explore six different levels in the large mansion, which include tricky furniture mazes, secret passages, and fun distractions. With 10 catchy music tracks, the tunes not only create a lively atmosphere but also affect gameplay during exciting moments.

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In Sintopia, you control an otherworldly balance, manipulating a quirky, unsuspecting civilization of “chickpea” people on the surface. With every misdeed and sin they commit, your Hellish dominion grows. The game gives you free rein to shape Hell in your image, customize punishment caves, and recruit Imployees to handle the endless bureaucratic paperwork as you focus on crafting your infernal vision.

Administrative magic gives you power over the living world, where you ensure sinful souls receive “re-education” and keep corruption in check to avoid unleashing a demonic invasion. You can find this title on Steam.

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