In Pigeon: A Love Story, players take to the skies as a city-dwelling pigeon searching for their perfect feathered companion. The game invites players to glide through detailed, to-scale recreations of major cities around the world, turning familiar urban landscapes into sprawling playgrounds for exploration.

The full game will feature large-scale maps inspired by real-world locations including London, New York City, and Tokyo, each recreated with remarkable attention to detail. Streets, buildings, and even the city’s pigeon population are all part of the simulation, creating bustling environments where flocks move and interact dynamically.

At the center of the experience is the game’s ambitious Pigeon-Sim™ Tech, a large-scale simulation system that fills each city with hundreds of thousands of autonomous pigeon NPCs. These birds live and move throughout the urban environment in real time, making every flight through the city feel lively and unpredictable. Somewhere among them is the pigeon destined to be your soulmate.

Players can take to the skies alone or jump into multiplayer mode, where they can team up with a friend in cooperative play, compete with each other, or simply try to find one another among the massive flocks.

For those who prefer a more relaxing experience, the game also includes a passive mode that turns the world into a calming, meditative environment. In this mode, players can simply watch the city and its birds unfold like a living screensaver while enjoying the game’s original soundtrack.

The newly released demo focuses on the Central London map and allows players to try both solo exploration and multiplayer features. It’s a small taste of what’s planned for the full release.

Pigeon: A Love Story is currently scheduled to launch later this year on PC via Steam.

Described as a whimsical, frog-obsessed journey, the game blends comedy storytelling with tactical frog battles, musical moments, and plenty of strange side quests. Players step into a colorful world where collecting, trading, and battling frogs is the key to solving nearly every problem.

At the heart of the adventure is Frogtime, a tactical battler where players build a team of frogs to take on challengers. Along the way, you’ll face the local bully while getting distracted by all kinds of unusual activities—like playing music, sneaking into a beehive disguised as a bee, or racing a vampire down a snowy hill.

The game also features voice performances from several popular online creators, including LilyPichu, Ironmouse, CDawgVA, Ludwig Ahgren, and Esfand.

Fans of quirky indie titles like Thank Goodness You’re Here! and Night in the Woods can expect a similarly absurd tone packed with heartfelt moments and unusual characters. Players will explore a strange world filled with memorable oddities—from a bear wearing a frog onesie to both giant and perfectly normal skeleton men.

Other highlights include collectible frogs that can wear hats, bizarre humor, and more than a dozen heartfelt moments focused on friendship, community, and self-worth.

Bonnie Bear Saves Frogtime arrives March 16 on Steam and Nintendo Switch, inviting players to grab their toadbag, count their cocoduds, and settle every problem the only way that matters: frog battles.

The Lost Rift demo doesn’t just give a sneak peek — it’s packed with new features and improvements. Visual upgrades, a refreshed building system, deeper customization, and more immersive survival mechanics make this the most complete look at the game yet.

What’s New in the Demo

• Shared Islands – Squadmates can now freely visit each other’s islands, even when the host isn’t online.

• Building System Overhaul – Major texture and flooring updates make base-building more rewarding than ever.

• Camp Decorations – Personalize your camp with new furniture, rugs, accent candles, and more — complete with a Comfort Buff.

• Visual Improvements – From foliage to consumables to points of interest, the world looks sharper, richer, and more atmospheric.

• Enemy AI Updates – Expedition encounters now scale dynamically to squad size, ensuring balanced, high-stakes combat.

• Heavy Wound System – A new status effect adds a layer of danger to PvP skirmishes, preventing endless revives.

Players can wishlist Lost Rift now ahead of its Early Access launch on September 25, 2025, exclusively on Steam.

In Crude Oil, you take control of a sentient puddle of petroleum, splatting off walls, rolling through barrels, and skating across surfaces with platforming skills straight out of a cartoon fever dream. Along the way you’ll grow, shrink, collect oil droplets, try on power-up hats, and even drive a forklift — because of course a puddle of oil should know how to operate heavy machinery.

Key Features

• Blobby platforming with Mario-like bounce and stretch moves

• Puzzle-solving that requires both brains and blob physics

• Physical altercations with robots (yes, blobs can throw down)

• Time-slowing mechanics for dramatic escapes

• Grow and shrink as you gain or lose droplets

• Power-up hats that give you new abilities and style points

• Forklift driving (it’s more fun than it sounds)

• A conspiracy to unravel lurking behind all the goop

• Original soundtrack by Body Meat

About the Developer

Peter Nichols is an experimental solo developer based in Los Angeles. Before creating Crude Oil, they spent time living off-grid in the Mojave Desert — a fitting backdrop for conjuring a game about survival, absurdity, and petroleum paranoia. Nichols is also a member of the New Museum’s art & tech incubator, NEW INC.

If you’ve ever dreamed of breaking free from corporate pipelines as a mischievous oil blob in a hat, Crude Oil might just be your next quirky indie obsession.

Blending heartfelt storytelling with vibrant, magical-realism-inspired visuals, Sopa follows Miho, a young boy whose simple task of retrieving a potato for his grandma’s soup spirals into a fantastical journey. Pulled into an otherworldly realm rooted in South American culture, Miho sets out to gather ingredients while retracing the steps of an ancient explorer. But with every return to the kitchen, Miho discovers that things have changed in unexpected ways.

Inspired by works like Coco, Spirited Away, and The Little Prince, Sopa explores themes of family, memory, and legacy, wrapped in a cozy yet adventurous package.

Key Features:

• Lush Animated World – Explore a beautifully crafted land inspired by magical realism and South America’s natural wonders.

• Adventure & Discovery – Paddle down rivers, solve puzzles, and collect mysterious items as you search for soup ingredients.

• Unforgettable Characters – Befriend a colorful cast that will guide and challenge you on your journey.

• Musical Touches – Unlock songs that tie into the game’s emotional storytelling.

• A Short but Impactful Tale – Experience a touching, story-driven adventure that unfolds in about four hours.

Sopa: Tale of the Stolen Potato is a warm, whimsical tale about the bonds between generations, as comforting as the first sip of soup on a cold day and as vital as a cherished memory.

Sopa launches October 7, 2025 on Steam, Xbox, and Game Pass.

Developed over four years by solo creator Lukas Irzl, Pale Coins is a handcrafted pixel art Action RPG set in the kingdom of Grenmark. Inspired by the classics but built with fresh mechanics, the game emphasizes tough battles, player-driven exploration, and a no-handholding approach to adventure.

“My goal was to capture the magic of the classics I grew up with while adding my own twist,” said developer Lukas Irzl. “The feedback from the demo has been incredible; seeing players get hooked on the combat and depth of gameplay has been the best reward. After four years of development, I’m thrilled to finally share Pale Coins with the world.”

The newly released release-date trailer showcases everything players can expect—strategic combat, branching quests, and retro-inspired boss fights that echo the intensity of soulslike encounters.

About Pale Coins

In Pale Coins, players journey across the expansive land of Grenmark in search of the mythical Champion’s Coin. Along the way, you’ll face goblin-filled dungeons, uncover legendary weapons, and build your own hero with a deep arsenal of items, skills, and combat styles.

Key Features

• Handcrafted Art – A richly detailed pixel world brimming with atmosphere.

• Expansive Exploration – NPCs, secrets, and dangerous dungeons waiting to be discovered.

• Combat & Skills – Master a wide variety of weapons, magic, and abilities.

• Epic Boss Encounters – Soulslike-inspired battles that test your skill and patience.

• Branching Storylines – Choices that shape your quests and character journey.

• Loot & Progression – Tons of gear and items for unique builds and playstyles.

• Old-School Spirit – A challenging RPG adventure that encourages curiosity and perseverance.

With its mix of nostalgic charm and modern design, Pale Coins aims to scratch that classic RPG itch while offering new surprises along the way.

Pale Coins launches October 22, 2025 on Steam. Wishlist it now and prepare to uncover the secrets of Grenmark.

A Journey of Friendship and Restoration

At its heart, Unpetrified: Echoes of Nature is a narrative-driven adventure about an unlikely bond between the towering Golem and a playful Fox. Together, they solve environmental puzzles, uncover the secrets of a lost civilization, and reunite adorable animals with their families.

The Golem’s connection to the land runs deep — progress blooms visibly as vibrant flowers sprout on its back, a living testament to Nature’s revival.

Explore, Collect, Discover

Players will travel through colorful, diverse biomes filled with unique flora and fauna. From squirrels and sand cats to peacocks and elephants, the world brims with life waiting to be discovered. Along the way, collectibles and hidden secrets reward those who take the time to explore every corner.

Environmental puzzles play a key role, letting players reshape the landscape using the Golem’s unique abilities. These interactions not only open new paths but also influence the world around you in real time, from weather shifts to flourishing plants.

A Cozy, Emotional Adventure

Backed by an orchestral soundtrack, Unpetrified: Echoes of Nature promises a reflective and heartfelt experience, blending cozy exploration with themes of friendship, loss, and hope. It’s a game designed to be as emotionally resonant as it is visually striking.

Unpetrified: Echoes of Nature launches on November 11, 2025 for PC via Steam.

Survive the Moon. Explore the Unknown.

Moon Mystery begins with a lone astrogeologist stranded on the Moon after mysteriously losing contact with Earth. With only T.O.B.Y.—a loyal AI companion—to guide you, survival quickly spirals into something far greater. Players will battle rogue technology, uncover ancient lunar ruins, and traverse hostile alien worlds that push the boundaries of exploration.

Expect shifting gravity on strange planets, a sprawling orbital city hanging in the void, and even the surreal pull of a black hole. The game seamlessly blends first-person shooting, environmental puzzles, and vehicle-based gameplay—with vehicles ranging from lunar rovers and submarines to spacecraft moving freely in three dimensions.

A Handcrafted Sci-Fi Adventure

At its core, Moon Mystery is a story-driven FPS adventure about discovery and survival. Along the way, you’ll master zero-gravity combat, experiment with over 100 weapon attachments, and use a diverse set of vehicles to navigate across alien environments. The game’s handcrafted narrative evolves with each new location, ensuring that every step forward feels like uncovering another layer of humanity’s cosmic future.

From Passion Project to Indie Studio

Moon Mystery started as a solo after-hours project in Warsaw but quickly gained traction through Kickstarter and the support of indie.io. That success helped Cosmoscouts grow into a small independent Polish studio, still guided by the same indie spirit that fueled its beginnings: making a deeply personal, ambitious, and story-rich sci-fi game.

Moon Mystery launches September 18, 2025, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with Xbox pre-orders live now. The game is already available on Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store, so PC players can dive in today.

The PC release isn’t just a port—it’s packing extra content. Players can look forward to over four hours of new mini-games plus a fully voiced English cast featuring heavy hitters like Laura Post (Little Witch Academia), Ryan Colt Levy (Chainsaw Man), AJ Beckles (Dandadan), and many more.

At its core, Sushi Ben is an interactive anime narrative where you’ll step into the shoes of a newcomer in Kotobuki Town, a seaside community under threat from greedy land developers. To save the town’s beloved sushi bar, you’ll need to rally the locals, build friendships, and maybe get a little sidetracked by fishing, archery, dog walking—or even ghost hunting.

The game’s story comes from Hato Moa, the mind behind the cult classic Hatoful Boyfriend, and it’s presented in an eye-catching mix of 3D manga panels and anime-inspired flair. Whether you play in VR or on a flatscreen, Sushi Ben promises a cozy yet over-the-top slice-of-life adventure that’s as heartwarming as it is hilarious.

Key Features

• Interactive anime story brought to life with dynamic manga-style panels

• A colorful small-town cast, fully voiced by a stacked 30+ actor lineup

• Over 4 hours of mini-games, from fishing and archery to ghost hunting

• Playable in both VR and flatscreen modes

• Narrative by Hato Moa, creator of Hatoful Boyfriend

Sushi Ben launches on PC via Steam September 18, 2025.

The year is 2119, and humanity’s final lunar colony faces destruction from an impending cosmic threat. You play as a tech-augmented archivist, racing against time to preserve humanity’s cultural and scientific heritage before it’s lost forever.

Key Features

• Rich, Multi-Faceted Narrative – Make choices that determine what humanity’s legacy will become in a branching story of survival and memory.

• No Combat – Gameplay focuses on survival, scanning, puzzle-solving, and decision-making under mounting time pressure.

• Grounded in Hard Science – Developed with input from real-world space researchers, incorporating lunar physics, orbital dynamics, 1/6th gravity, and toxic Moon dust.

• Cultural Heritage as Gameplay – Use 3D scanning, photogrammetry, and archival logic to safeguard the final traces of lunar life.

• Ethics and Legacy – Every decision about what to save—and what to let go—shapes humanity’s final record on the Moon.

Creative Director Brian Pope describes the project as both a branching narrative adventure and a call to action: a reminder that technology, heritage, and human choice can shape our collective future.

Lunar Strike launches in 2026 on PC (Steam) and consoles. Wishlist it now on Steam.