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Mortal Shell II Is Out Now: The Stamina-Free Soulslike Sequel is Here

It's here. Mortal Shell II has launched on Steam, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S for $49.99, six years after Cold Symmetry's budget Soulslike punched well above its weight. This is not a refinement of the original. It is a much bigger bet: an interconnected open world, eight playable Shells instead of four, and a combat system that removes the stamina bar entirely. Let's dive in and see if this is a shell worth wearing.

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Gamescom 2026: What to Expect From ONL, Xbox's Packed Floor, and a Sold-Out Cologne

Gamescom is almost here, and this year already feels bigger than the usual late-August pile-on. The show runs from August 26–30 in Cologne Germany, but what we're all waiting for is Geoff Keighley's Opening Night Live for all the latest trailers and announcements. Hit the link to find out all the details and how to watch the show.

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Metroidvanias: The Complete Guide to the Genre

The metroidvania is the genre that keeps giving. Map out a vast interconnected world, hit a wall, find a power-up that opens a new path, and loop back through zones you thought you understood. It is the genre that made *Super Metroid* and *Symphony of the Night* legends, and the indie scene has spent the last decade pushing it further than anyone predicted.

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STAR WARS Zero Company: A Tactical Turn for the Clone Wars

Star Wars finally gets the tactics game the franchise has been circling for a decade, and it lands in the twilight of the Clone Wars. STAR WARS Zero Company drops August 27, 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, and it is being built by the people who know turn-based tactics best.

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Quake: Dawn of the Machine is a free new episode celebrating the original's 30th anniversary

QuakeCon 2026 was held last weekend Dallas and even if you couldn't attend, you still got some swag. id Software and MachineGames shadow-dropped a brand new, completely free episode for the original Quake. It is called Quake: Dawn of the Machine, and it is out right now on every platform that has the recent remaster with a full 19-map campaign, a fresh soundtrack, and a new deathmatch map.

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Sir, We Have an Orc Problem Made Over $1 Million in One Week. Here's What Indie Devs Should Take From It

A small indie team just made over a million dollars in seven days with a tower defense game built in four months. That sentence should make every indie dev on Steam stop and pay attention.

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Halo: Campaign Evolved Drops Today: Master Chief Lands on PlayStation After 25 Years

Halo: Campaign Evolved is out now on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Halo Studios rebuilt Combat Evolved's campaign from the ground up in Unreal Engine 5 for the franchise's 25th anniversary, and for the first time Master Chief is a first-party Xbox icon you can play on PlayStation.

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Splatoon Raiders Drops Today: Nintendo's First Spin-Off Turns Turf War Into Treasure Raids

Splatoon Raiders is out now exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2, and it is the first true spin-off in a franchise that sold more than 30 million copies by sticking to competitive Turf Wars. In Raiders, you play a mechanic crash-landed on the Spirhalite Islands with Deep Cut from Splatoon 3, raiding islands for salvage, upgrading tanks and gadgets between runs, and keeping your loot even when a raid goes sideways. Let's dive into this one and see if this is a great new direction for Splatoon, or a distraction for the series.

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Star Wars Galactic Racer Preview: Burnout DNA Meets Roguelike Racing in the Outer Rim

At first glance Star Wars Galactic Racer looks like a beautiful racing game set in the Star Wars universe. But once you dive under the hood, you find that there is a lot more going on here than your standard arcade racer. Let's take a look at what makes Galactic Racer different, and why it should be on your radar this Fall.

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10 Best Multiplayer Roguelikes to Play With Friends

Roguelikes were born solo, one player, one run, one shot at glory. But somewhere along the way, developers figured out that dying together is way more fun than dying alone. Multiplayer roguelikes have exploded in the last few years, and the best ones don't just tack on a co-op mode, they're *built* around it. Join us as we take a look at 10 of the best Roguelikes to play with your friends.

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