Designed for two to four players, Dino Party supports both online multiplayer and local couch co-op. Matches are built around quick 15-minute tournaments where players compete across a rotating selection of challenges, scoring goals, stealing stars, avoiding hazards, and knocking rivals off the stage.

The game includes 35 arenas set across lava pits, grassy fields, icy landscapes, and other unpredictable locations. Each stage introduces physics-based hazards such as moving platforms, wind tunnels, conveyor belts, falling tiles, giant sweepers, and tumbling obstacles that can quickly turn a winning round into a disaster.

Random events add another layer of chaos. Low gravity, meteor showers, and thunderstorms can appear during matches, forcing players to adjust on the fly while continuing to battle their friends.

Dino Party features dozens of minigames with no downtime between rounds. Players can jump into soccer brawls, hot potato challenges, crumbling lava floors, and more, with every mode built around fast action and friendly competition. Custom match options will also let players change the rules, toggle random events, or play team-only modes.

Outside of the matches, players can unlock more than 120 cosmetics. Colors, patterns, accessories, and dinosaur species can all be mixed and matched to create a personalized look before heading back into the arena.

Dino Party launches on PC via Steam on August 14, 2026, for $11.99. The game will support 18 languages at launch.

Inspired by classic game show madness—particularly the over-the-top obstacle chaos of Takeshi’s Castle—Task Time throws players into a fast-paced party experience where friendships are optional and sabotage is practically required.

Each match drops up to eight contestants, known as Tasklings, into a sequence of six rounds filled with unpredictable challenges. Alliances may form briefly, but survival usually means outplaying, outmaneuvering, or outright sabotaging the competition. By the end of the gauntlet, only one contestant can emerge victorious.

Task Time fully embraces chaotic competition. Players can drag rivals off platforms, disrupt their progress, and turn even the simplest objectives into complete disasters. The game’s physics-driven design ensures that every round feels messy, unpredictable, and often hilarious.

The project also carries notable pedigree. Some of the developers behind popular multiplayer hits like Fall Guys and Gang Beasts contributed to Task Time’s development, bringing experience from some of the most recognizable party games in recent years.

To celebrate the shadow drop, the game is currently free for its first 48 hours on Steam. After that promotional period ends, Task Time will be available at a discounted launch price of $4.95 / £3.96, reflecting a temporary 38% release discount.

The Early Access version also includes a crossover with PEAK, allowing players to unlock the recognizable “Bing Bong” character as cosmetic items within the game.

Beyond its chaotic matches, Task Time introduces a few additional twists. The game features hundreds of thousands of potential task combinations, ensuring matches rarely unfold the same way twice. It also includes Twitch integration that allows viewers to directly interfere with gameplay, triggering unexpected events and turning live streams into interactive spectacles.

Players who jump in during the free promotional window can unlock content and keep their progress if they later decide to purchase the game.

Key Features

• Multiplayer mayhem for up to eight contestants
  Compete through a series of fast-paced mini-games where sabotage is often just as important as skill.
• Hundreds of thousands of task combinations
  Objectives constantly change, keeping every match unpredictable.
• Developed by party game veterans
  Created by some of the talent behind hits like Fall Guys and Gang Beasts.
• Free for 48 hours on Steam
  Players can try the game at no cost during its limited-time launch window.
• PEAK crossover cosmetics
  Unlock special in-game items inspired by the survival title PEAK.
• Twitch integration
  Viewers can interfere with matches in real time, adding another layer of chaos to the experience.

Task Time is available now on PC via Steam.

At its core, Petite Party drops players onto a tabletop-style board where strategy and betrayal go hand in hand. Dice rolls determine your path across three competitive boards, but it’s the split-second decisions and perfectly timed backstabs that decide who walks away victorious. No lead is safe, and no friendship is sacred.

Sixteen Mini-Games Built for Chaos

Between board turns, players face off in 16 rapid-fire mini-games that test reflexes, balance, and raw cunning. Whether you’re outsprinting rivals, knocking them off platforms, or sabotaging them at the last possible second, every challenge is designed to spark laughter—and just a little bit of rage.

Supporting 1–4 players, Running Fable Petite Party is built for couch chaos and friendly rivalry. The controls are simple enough for anyone to jump in, but winning demands bold plays, quick reactions, and a healthy tolerance for trash talk.

A Familiar World, Turned Up to Eleven

Fans of Running Fable will feel right at home in this colorful, fabled universe, packed with quirky characters, exaggerated physics, and over-the-top animations. Everything is tuned for maximum spectacle, ensuring that even losing looks hilarious.

Running Fable Petite Party isn’t just a party game—it’s a battlefield disguised with balloons. Victory is sweet, defeat is unforgettable, and every match guarantees stories that will be brought up long after the controllers are put down.

If you love the teamwork-driven antics of Overcooked or PlateUp! but want something lighter and more relaxed, Sheepherds! is right up your alley. This cozy, family-friendly co-op has you take on the role of a mischievous sheepdog, herding flocks of sheep while collecting colorful wool across charming, puzzle-like maps.

The August playtest has already drawn in more than 5,000 eager players, and with the update, there’s even more to explore. Players now have access to 12 unique maps, 15 playable dog breeds, and several quirky mechanics that keep gameplay fresh—like herding sheep through tidal currents or using glowing flowers to reflect colors onto their wool. The newly added Transhumance mode changes things up by shifting the perspective: players must guide their sheep along fixed forward paths, keeping the flock moving while avoiding trouble.

Key Features

• Master the Flock – Manage sheep behavior with smart positioning and well-timed barks, or just embrace the chaos—after all, you’re a dog.

• Bonus Challenges – Optional trials add extra depth and reward teamwork without overwhelming casual play.

• Customize Your Pup – Unlock stylish outfits, accessories, and skins to make your sheepdog your own. With 15 breeds from corgis to pugs, there’s a pup for everyone.

• Play Together, Anywhere – Whether on the couch or online, Sheepherds! supports both local and online multiplayer, making it easy to round up friends near or far.

• A Small Game with Big Heart – With its focus on cooperation and charm, every detail is designed to bring smiles, from the fluffy sheep to the colorful landscapes.

The Sheepherds! playtest is live now through August 25th on Steam. Be sure to request access and wishlist the game to stay in the loop as development continues.