The IGS Classic Arcade Collection includes three titles from the Knights of Valour series: Super Heroes, Plus, and 2: Nine Dragons, all inspired by the Chinese epic Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Beyond these beat-’em-ups, you can dive into Oriental Legend and its enhanced version Spooky, the wuxia-themed The Gladiator, the run-and-gun shooter Demon Front, and the one-on-one fighter Martial Masters.

The games keep their original content, offering the same feeling from arcades, complete with old visuals and classic sound effects that capture that era’s atmosphere. For easier access, the collection includes player-friendly features like adjustable difficulty settings, welcoming beginners while still challenging veterans. A save-and-load function lets you retry tough parts anytime, ensuring a stress-free experience without losing the arcade’s competitive feel.

Online multiplayer is a great addition, with select titles supporting up to four players in co-op. Friends can team up against tough bosses or compete for high scores on global leaderboards. While the Switch version faced mixed reviews for issues like audio emulation and slowdown, H2 Interactive aims for a smoother PC experience.

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The action in Bullets & Brains never stops, constantly forcing you to dodge zombies while wielding a variety of weapons. As you defeat enemies, they drop resources like brains and energy. You collect these to unlock upgrades, improve your gear, or unleash powerful special attacks. With unique characters offering different abilities and starting weapons, you can choose diverse playstyles and build strategic teams.

Cooperative gameplay is a big deal in Bullets & Brains, making it great for playing with friends. It supports two-player local co-op and sharing resources and using defensive tools together is crucial for survival when enemies overwhelm the screen. Teamwork does indeed add the needed depth, encouraging planning and communication to tackle the hardest challenges.

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The trailer, showcased during The MIX Summer Game Showcase, revealed gameplay and a water-covered world where rusted megastructures and forgotten machines hum, lost in time. Your mission is to navigate this vast, uncharted sea, gather resources, and protect warehouses holding the last human embryos. By reactivating complexes and managing incubation systems, you work to send these remnants to the stars to ensure humanity’s rebirth.

The gameplay revolves around four core pillars: connection, exploration, care, and resilience. You’ll collect resources to repair systems, upgrade robotic abilities, and craft tools essential for survival. Additionally, you’ll uncover encrypted recordings and restore dormant terminals to piece together humanity’s story. The trailer also hinted at a final phase: preparing the MOSES rockets for the launch of humanity’s future.

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Set in an alternate future, Mecha Break immerses you in a world where factions battle for control of Coriteum, a toxic yet vital mineral, the last energy source on Earth. Due to its dangerous nature, only large, adaptable mechs can handle Coriteum. The story unfolds after a global catastrophe caused by a solar mass ejection from the Sun, triggering geological disasters and dangerously expanding Coriteum. This conflict drives the game’s narrative, with you piloting the third-generation BREAK Striker to fight various factions.

Mecha Break offers three distinct modes: 3v3 Ace Arena for intense competitive skirmishes, 6v6 Operation VERGE focused on team coordination, and a PvPvE extraction mode called Mashmak, where up to 60 players can battle enemies and environmental hazards. Additionally, you can choose from five mech classes: Attacker, Defender, Supporter, Brawler, and Sniper each with unique abilities. You can also customize your mechs with new colors, stickers, and weapons.

The open beta in February attracted over 300,000 concurrent players on Steam, with fans on social media calling it a “love letter to mech fantasy” and praising its smooth controls and customization options. However, there are concerns about microtransactions, which Amazing Seasun Games has promised to address before launch.

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In MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, you embark on an adventure through the corrupt city of Mouseburg. The story kicks off with a classic noir trope: a distressed dame seeking help. What begins as a simple case quickly spirals into a complex web of murders, corruption, and unexpected enemies lurking in the city’s dark underbelly. The narrative heavily draws on old noir films, delivering a tale of intrigue and danger that feels both fresh and nostalgic.

What sets MOUSE apart is its bold visual style, reminiscent of the retro “rubber-hose” animation seen in Cuphead. The black-and-white, hand-drawn aesthetic evokes the charm of 1930s cartoons, paired with a jazz soundtrack that enhances the noir atmosphere. As a first-person shooter, MOUSE promises fast-paced action, with Jack Pepper wielding an arsenal from classic tommy guns to quirky weapons that melt enemies.

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Wildgate drops you into a colorful yet dangerous corner of space, blending tactical ship-to-ship combat with fast-paced first-person shooting. You’ll gather a crew to explore treacherous environments, scavenge for powerful weapons and ship upgrades, and battle rival teams to secure a coveted Artifact or simply be the last crew standing. The game’s PvPvE structure pits you against both environmental hazards and other teams, creating a mix of strategy and reflexes.

Before the event, hints of its reveal surfaced, including a post from the official Wildgate X account teasing its showcase appearance. Developed by a team led by former Blizzard boss Mike Morhaime, Wildgate leverages Moonshot Games’ expertise to deliver a polished, team-based experience. The trailer highlighted ship battles and on-foot combat, with visuals set against a perilous galaxy backdrop.

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The core fun of Buckle Up! lies in competing with two to six players per lobby. Matches unfold on dynamic maps with rotating, objective-based mini-games, where the player with the most points wins. The game stands out for its weapon flexibility, you’ll find new weapons during play or choose from several available ones whenever you want, while also collecting their attachments. Plus, you can headbutt opponents to stun them for easier eliminations.

Buckle Up! also offers deep character customization with hats, masks, and various cosmetic items. Behind the game is Chunky Pixel Games, a small but passionate team from Rijeka. They created the game as a “love letter” to the party genre: “We wanted to make something that’s pure fun”, the studio duo told us in Opatija.

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You start with a rusty ship and a patch of solid ground, building homes, workshops, and bridges to create a settlement for humanity’s last remnants. But every structure can collapse. The game’s 3D physics system challenges you to balance weight, support, and materials like a real engineer, resembling a high-stakes Jenga gameplay.

Beyond building, you manage a colony of survivors divided into factions: engineers operating cranes, sailors navigating ships, and workers maintaining structures. Each faction has unique needs, forcing you to juggle food supplies, unrest, and tough decisions. Random events like storms, food shortages, or mysterious ocean structures make every playthrough unpredictable, with new locations unlocking as you learn from your colony’s successes and failures.

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In FEROCIOUS, you awaken after a shipwreck on an uncharted Pacific island, tasked with finding your missing brother. You’ll gather resources to craft weapons and gear, customizing your arsenal for stealth attacks or open combat. You can even use the wilderness to your advantage, luring dinosaurs to attack enemy camps or using them to clear paths.

Combat is fast and unforgiving, blending Far Cry’s open-world style with dinosaur hunting from Turok. The first level, “Crevasse,” introduces the island’s most dangerous areas and serves as a tutorial.

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As a desert pirate, you explore the ravaged planet Sophie, where ruins of a lost civilization hide valuable loot. But you’re not alone, rival players and creatures lurk in the sands, ready to steal your plunder. Your lifeline is the Trampler, a giant mobile base you build from scratch. These massive machines serve as transport, storage, and a fortress, shielding you from storms and enemies. You can also upgrade your Trampler with turrets, armor, and gadgets.

In this open world, you’ll discover dilapidated cities, wrecked ships, and ancient monuments while scavenging for resources and weapons. tinyBuild promises intense shooting, chaotic moments as you hop between Tramplers, and large-scale battles against both players and creatures. As with extraction games, gathering loot is only half the challenge, escaping with it is also important.

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