Millennium Runners puts players behind the controls of futuristic anti-gravity ships, tearing across alien tracks loaded with impossible turns, massive jumps, and relentless challenges. The game leans hard into its sci-fi presentation, pairing high-speed action with stylish environments and an author-driven soundtrack designed to keep your pulse racing.

Players can align with one of four iconic teams, each featuring its own visual flair and backstory, and dive into three core modes: Race, Time Attack, and Last Ship Standing. Whether you’re chasing leaderboard times or battling rivals for survival, every event is built to test reflexes and precision.

The game spans four diverse planets, each bringing unique hazards and atmosphere to the track:

• Neo-Earth: The political heart of the Galactic Central Government.

• Edenis IV: A crimson-forested world rich with Eleutherium, the resource that made anti-gravity travel possible.

• RV-286: A brutal planetoid filled with acid lakes and unpredictable magnetic storms.

• Khaldera: A scorching desert landscape defined by endless dunes and punishing winds.

Competition is fierce, with six rival teams—including Vortex Avionics, Apex Motors, and Ironclad Industries—all fighting for dominance.

Beyond quick races, Millennium Runners introduces a Career Mode where players complete objectives for each scuderia to earn respect, unlock powerful ships, and fine-tune performance with customizable perks. Meanwhile, Grand Prix Mode challenges racers to conquer increasingly difficult cups as they work toward total track mastery.

Backing the action is a retro-futuristic soundtrack from Abyss and 100% Amiga DJ, remixed by Alessandro Bertaccini. Packed with synthwave energy and nostalgic tones inspired by the Amiga era, the music doubles as a standalone DLC for players who want to keep the vibe going off the track.

Blending old-school arcade excitement with modern sci-fi flair, Millennium Runners aims to capture the thrill of classic racers while pushing the genre forward. If you’re ready for a speed fest that demands sharp reflexes and nerves of steel, it’s available now on Steam.

LANESPLIT puts players directly in the danger zone, where brake lights smear into glowing streaks of red and white and every split-second decision could mean glory—or a violent crash. The game’s environments span tunnels packed with traffic, neon-lit cityscapes, alpine mountain roads at night, and twisted highways inspired by real-world locations, all presented with a heavy emphasis on speed, motion, and atmosphere.

Players can choose from 15 high-performance motorcycles, each affected by road conditions and weather. Dry streets allow for aggressive lane splitting and quick maneuvers, while wet asphalt demands careful throttle control and maximum traction. The game’s dynamic conditions force riders to adapt on the fly, rewarding awareness just as much as raw speed.

LANESPLIT offers multiple ways to ride. Rush Hour Mode throws players into dense traffic, testing reaction time as “responsible” drivers unexpectedly merge and change lanes. For a more meditative experience, Zen Mode removes traffic entirely, letting players focus on speed, control, and perfect lines. Across both modes, high scores are earned by going faster—and closer to danger—without crashing, with global leaderboards tracking the bravest riders.

Customization options let players tweak clothing and helmet designs, while tight controls, responsive physics, and heavy motion blur help sell the sensation of velocity. An energetic drum-and-bass soundtrack ramps up alongside the speedometer, pushing players into a high-risk flow state where instinct takes over.

“The support LANESPLIT has received from the motorcycle community has been monumental, and I cannot thank them enough for spreading the word about my game,” said Shakya Ranatunga, founder and solo developer at FunkyMouse. “Whether riding solo or with friends, amid rush hour traffic or with the road all to yourself, there is no wrong way to become king of the road here.”

LANESPLIT is available now on PC via Steam for $17.99, with English language support at launch. Console riders can expect PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions to arrive later this year. For fans of pure speed, razor-thin margins, and the thrill of threading the needle through traffic, LANESPLIT delivers exactly what its name promises.

WheelMates drops players into a strange, abandoned house filled with secrets, puzzles, and unanswered questions about its missing owner. The twist? The only way to explore is by piloting a pair of remote-controlled cars that must work together to progress. Cooperation isn’t optional—it’s the core of the experience.

Rather than focusing on speed or high-pressure challenges, WheelMates emphasizes collaboration over competition. There are no timers pushing players forward, allowing duos to solve puzzles at their own pace, experiment freely, and uncover hidden details scattered throughout the house. The game supports both online co-op and split-screen play, making it easy to jump in however you prefer.

As players move room to room, their RC cars gain access to experimental gadgets that open up new paths and possibilities. Jump boosters allow them to clear obstacles and reach higher platforms, grappling hooks latch onto distant anchor points, magnet wheels let cars cling to metal surfaces, and magnetic tools can manipulate objects from afar. Each upgrade expands how players interact with the environment—and how they work together.

Every room functions as a compact playground, packed with mechanical puzzles, alternate routes, and bits of environmental storytelling. From tight corridors to towering furniture that feels massive at RC scale, the house slowly reveals its secrets. Drawing inspiration from Metroidvania-style design, WheelMates encourages backtracking as new tools unlock previously unreachable areas and puzzles that once seemed impossible.

FireVolt cites classic RC games like Re-Volt alongside puzzle-platformer experiences as key influences, aiming to reimagine RC cars not as novelty vehicles, but as full-fledged heroes. The combination of physics-driven movement, household-scale environments, and cooperative problem-solving is designed to offer a fresh take on a genre many players already love.

To give players an early hands-on look, FireVolt will host its first playtest on Steam in February, offering a preview of WheelMates’ cooperative systems and puzzle-driven gameplay.

WheelMates is currently targeting a 2026 release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with additional platform details to be shared in the future. If you’re looking for a relaxed, co-op-first adventure built around teamwork and discovery, this is one to keep on your radar.

Developed by Bamtang Games, this high-octane racer lets fans play as Coop and his crew, tear through wild tracks, take on massive bosses, and even build over-the-top Hot Wheels courses of their own.

Key Features

• Play as the Crew – Race as Coop, Spark, Mac, Brights, Axle, or Cruise, each bringing their own style to the track.

• Hot Wheels Legends – Drive iconic rides like GT-Scorcher, Super Twin Mill, Roger Dodger, and Duck N’ Roll, each with unique handling and abilities.

• Boss Showdowns – Go bumper-to-bumper with gigantic bosses, including Professor Rearview’s giant cobra and fire-breathing dragon.

• Five Game Modes – Conquer Racing Camp, Cup Champ, Speed Trials, Track Builder, and Free Races—solo or in local 4-player split-screen.

• Ultimate Customization – Earn flame badges to unlock cars, decals, and track parts in the Ultimate Garage.

Editions & Extras

• Standard Edition – $39.99

• Digital Deluxe Edition – $49.99, includes the High Voltage Speed DLC Pack with new cars, track parts, and decals (also sold separately for $14.99).

• Physical Limited Edition (Switch) – $39.99, includes the DLC Pack and a die-cast Hot Wheels GT Scorcher car.

Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed hits the starting line October 24, 2025. You can watch all three seasons of the animated series now on Netflix, or check out the theme song on YouTube and streaming platforms worldwide.

Millions have already watched clips of Sledding Game go viral across Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter, and now Max is giving players a behind-the-scenes peek at what makes the game such an addictive mess of snow, physics, and hilarity. Bonus: the trailer also reveals new playable characters, including a panda and an arctic fox. You’re welcome, internet.

What Sledding Game Is

Sledding Game is an unhinged multiplayer snow adventure where you can race down slopes, crash into your friends, get yeeted by a yeti, or just hang out and vibe with a hot cup of cocoa. There’s no real goal here—and that’s exactly the point. Whether you’re stacking trick points, joining snowball fights, or seeing who can ragdoll the hardest, it’s pure sandbox fun in a frosty setting.

Key Features

• Massive Multiplayer Mayhem – Up to 50 players per lobby. Yes, it gets chaotic.

• Proximity Chat – Talk to nearby players, or scream as you crash into a tree at Mach 2.

• Mini-Games & Vibes – Snowball fights, darts, tricks, or just chilling—your call.

• Custom Characters – Play as a panda, arctic fox, or whatever other cosmetics you’ve unlocked.

• Physics-Based Fun – Ragdoll mechanics mean every crash looks hilariously painful.

• Public & Private Lobbies – Bring your crew or meet new sled-heads.

• Hot Cocoa + Yeti – It’s cozy until you wander off and get punted back by a territorial yeti. Seriously.

About the Dev

Sledding Game is the brainchild of Max, a solo indie dev from the U.S. What started as a silly prototype has exploded into a full-on viral hit, with millions of views across social media as Max shares his dev journey. Now it’s snowballing (literally) into something much bigger, and the trailer proves there’s a whole lot more to come.

If you haven’t sledded off a mountain while yelling at your friends through proximity chat, are you even gaming?

Sledding Game is one of the most unexpectedly joyful multiplayer experiences on the horizon—and we can’t wait to see what Max adds next. Check it out on Steam!

A Time Machine on Four Wheels

Premiered during The Future Games Show Summer Showcase, the new gameplay trailer revs up the nostalgia with a showcase of new cars and tracks from across 70 years of Formula-style racing. From the no-frills machines of the ’70s to the downforce-heavy beasts of today, Formula Legends offers a curated mix of eras with cars that don’t just look the part—they drive like it, too.

The demo includes the fictional Ardennes GP circuit in three flavors—Vintage, Classic, and Modern—each reflecting a different period in motorsport evolution. You’ll get to try out cars inspired by the mid-’70s, early ’90s, and modern-day racers, complete with unique handling models and racing personalities. And yes, you can compete in Time Trials (with global leaderboards), qualifying sessions, and full races up to 10 laps.

Sim Meets Arcade, Nostalgia Meets Depth

What makes Formula Legends stand out is its “sim-cade” approach. While it’s accessible for newcomers, there’s plenty of depth under the hood. Real-time weather changes, tire wear, fuel consumption, dynamic track conditions, and driver-specific perks (like wet-weather mastery or pit-stop precision) make every race feel dynamic and unpredictable.

If you’ve ever bounced off modern sim racers for being too intense, Formula Legends might be your perfect entry point. And if you’re a hardcore fan? There’s still a lot to dig into—especially the love and detail poured into every car, circuit, and era.

Features That Set the Pace:

• Drive Through Time – 16 unique car models spanning 70 years, each with 7 liveries for a total of 112 vehicles.

• Evolving Tracks – 14 iconic circuits, reimagined to reflect how they’ve changed over the decades.

• Deep Racecraft Mechanics – Master tire management, pit strategy, slipstreaming, and more.

• Legendary Drivers (Sort Of) – 200+ fictional racers inspired by real-world icons, each with unique perks and gear.

• Story Mode – Relive iconic moments in racing history through era-based championships and memorable challenges.

• Customization & Modding – Personalize cars, helmets, and even sponsors. Create your own races or climb the leaderboards.

Demo Now Live, Wishlist Today

The Formula Legends demo is live now on Steam through June 16, and the full game is racing toward a 2025 launch on PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. You can wishlist the game on Steam and the Epic Games Store, with console pages set to go live in the coming months.

Whether you’re in it for the vintage vibes or modern motorsport mayhem, Formula Legends looks like a must-play for racing fans of all stripes.

Launching on Steam in 2025, and heading to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch in 2026, this follow-up brings the beloved competitive platformer into a new era—now with support for up to eight players in high-octane online and local races.

The Race Is On
If you’ve ever played the original SpeedRunners, you already know the drill: race side-by-side in dynamic 2D arenas, use the terrain and power-ups to sabotage your opponents, and don’t you dare fall behind or you’re toast. SpeedRunners 2 keeps the soul of the original alive, but now it’s been completely retooled for modern platforms—with HD visuals, revamped netcode, and even more ways to mess with your friends.

The game brings back the same frenetic pace and cutthroat competition, letting players run, wall-jump, slide, and swing their way through tracks inspired by a retro-futuristic superhero utopia. Power-ups like missiles, traps, and freeze rays return, alongside new tricks and tools to keep every round unpredictable.

“SpeedRunners was the game that kickstarted tinyBuild’s journey 12 years ago,” said tinyBuild CEO Alex Nichiporchik. “We’re thrilled to bring the franchise back and push it to the next level. With DoubleDutch Games consulting, we’re making sure it stays true to what fans loved about the original.”

Key Features:

• The Next Evolution of Competitive Platforming – The speed, chaos, and depth of the original are back, now wrapped in gorgeous HD visuals and tight, responsive multiplayer.
  
• Up to Eight Players, Online or Local – Go head-to-head (or hook-to-hook) in expanded multiplayer madness across stunning new tracks.
  
• Superheroes With Style – Pick from a wild roster of returning fan favorites and all-new racers, each speeding through tracks set in a 1960s-inspired world of capes and chrome.
  
• Sabotage to Survive – Use weapons, traps, gadgets, and skillful movement to stay ahead—and knock everyone else out of frame.
  
• Accessible Yet Competitive – Whether you’re a casual party-game enjoyer or a leaderboard-climbing tryhard, SpeedRunners 2 has a lane for you.
  

Ready to Run?
SpeedRunners 2: King of Speed is speeding toward its Steam launch in 2025, with console versions rolling out in 2026. It’s already available to wishlist on Steam, so get on it before your friends do. Because in this race, if you’re not first… you’re eliminated.

Ahead of Steam Next Fest (Feb 24 – Mar 3, 2025), you can jump into the action today and experience the absurdity of delivering cranky seniors through the unpredictable streets of Bompidorm—all from the comfort of your turbocharged scooter.

Scoot, Race, and Cause Mayhem!
In Old Timer Transport, you and up to four players take on the role of grumpy old drivers tasked with delivering elderly passengers before their time runs out. Sounds simple? Think again. The streets of Bompidorm are packed with hilarious hazards, rival racers, and unexpected events that can flip your scooter (and your plans) upside down.

Whether you’re boosting past rivals, launching explosive attacks, or narrowly dodging flying pedestrians, only one racer can claim the title of ultimate grumpy champion!

Key Features

• Wacky Physics: Scooters flipping out of control? Pedestrians flying through the air? It’s all part of the fun!
• Multiplayer Madness: Race online with friends or foes and send rivals flying in chaotic, over-the-top fashion.
• Unpredictable Events: Ice-covered tires, giant versions of yourself, and random objects raining from the sky—expect the unexpected!

Play Now – 100% Free at Launch!
The full version of Old Timer Transport will be completely free when it launches in Q1 2025. But why wait? Download the demo on Steam now and start scooting, smashing, and delivering old folks in style!

Play the Demo Now on Steam and join the chaos during Steam Next Fest (Feb 24 – Mar 3, 2025)!

Simcade Racing Experience
JDM: Japanese Drift Master combines the authentic feel of a driving simulator with the accessibility of an arcade racer, creating a “simcade” experience. Players can embrace the thrill of drifting without needing to master complex physics, making it easy to pick up but challenging to master.

Enter the World of Japanese Car Culture
The game places players in the shoes of a foreign driver determined to make a name for himself in Japan’s intense drifting scene. In the fictional Guntama prefecture, inspired by Japan’s mountainous landscapes, players will navigate winding roads, urban streets, and mountain passes, aiming to earn respect and establish their legacy as a true hashiriya (street racer).

Explore the Vibrant Streets of Ichikara
Get ready to explore Ichikara, a lively city modeled after Tokyo’s famous districts. With neon-lit streets, towering billboards, and iconic architecture, this city is a tribute to car culture and Japanese street life. Inspired by famous film locations, every corner of Ichikara offers a unique, photo-worthy scene, with day and night cycles adding atmosphere to every drift and turn.

Drive Licensed High-Performance Cars
JDM: Japanese Drift Master features a lineup of licensed cars from beloved brands like Mazda, Subaru, and Nissan. Each vehicle has been meticulously crafted to deliver a true-to-life driving experience, from authentic engine sounds to handling that makes each car feel distinct on Japan’s challenging roads.

Customization and Tuning
For gearheads, JDM offers an extensive tuning and customization system. Players can upgrade their cars’ performance with custom parts, optimizing for drift, grip, or speed. In the paint shop, vehicles can be styled with custom colors, patterns, and unique decals, letting players personalize every ride down to the finest detail.

Intense Events to Test Your Skills
Jump into various events designed to push your driving skills to the limit. From fast-paced races and drift challenges to head-to-head duels and time trials, each event offers different gameplay elements, letting players showcase their skills in diverse ways across the game’s open world.

A Storyline in Manga Style
Beyond racing, JDM features a compelling story told through manga-inspired comic frames. With over 40 story-driven challenges and additional side quests, players will experience the drama, friendships, and rivalries of Japan’s car culture firsthand, enhancing the depth of the game’s world.

Explore Guntama’s Vast Open World
Set in the fictional Guntama prefecture, JDM offers a sprawling open world filled with Japan’s natural and urban beauty. From narrow mountain roads to bustling city streets and serene countryside vistas, players have over 250km of roads to explore, capturing the true essence of Japan’s landscapes.

Play the Free Prologue: JDM – Rise of the Scorpion
Before the full release, players can dive into JDM: Rise of the Scorpion, a free prologue available now. This sneak peek includes dynamic racing, realistic driving mechanics, and a preview of the storyline, giving fans a taste of what’s to come in Spring 2025.

Behind the Game: Gaming Factory and 4Divinity
JDM: Japanese Drift Master is developed by Gaming Factory, a publisher known for supporting indie games with unique ideas. They’re partnering with 4Divinity, a global publisher dedicated to bringing engaging games to and from Asia, ensuring a worldwide release of JDM across major platforms.

For more updates, follow JDM: Japanese Drift Master on Steam, Epic Games, GOG, or the official website. Buckle up and get ready to drift into Japan’s rich car culture this spring!

Fatal Run 2089 is being developed by MNSTR Studio using Unreal Engine 5, ensuring every race is a visual feast of explosive action. Set in a dystopian future, the game takes you through four distinct global regions, each packed with treacherous roads, hidden shortcuts, and intense set pieces. But the clock isn’t your only enemy—expect relentless road warriors who’ll stop at nothing to take you down. With an arsenal of weapons and seven unique vehicles to choose from, you’ll need every trick in the book to survive.

The story thrusts you into a world devastated by a comet strike, leaving Earth’s surface irradiated and uninhabitable. As part of the ‘Engineers,’ a group of brave scientists, your mission is clear: transport ARCs—advanced devices capable of purifying the atmosphere—to key locations around the globe. But time is not on your side, and the ARC’s energy is fading fast. Skilled driving can recharge it, but you’ll need to outmaneuver and outgun an elite force hell-bent on stopping you. Can you deliver the ARC before it’s too late?

Key Features of Fatal Run 2089:

• Race Across Diverse Landscapes: Battle through four unique regions, each with its own set of challenges, from winding paths to explosive set pieces that keep every race unpredictable.
• Boss Battles: Take on four intense bosses, each with their own unique strategies that will test your driving and combat skills.
• Classic Arcade Challenges: Race against time and manage the ARC’s energy levels. Miss your deadline, and it’s back to square one.
• Vehicle Upgrades: Earn currency during your runs to upgrade your vehicle. Custom modifications can give you the edge in those high-stakes races.
• Choose Your Ride: Select from seven different vehicles, each offering a unique driving experience. Whether you prefer speed, agility, or brute force, pick the one that suits your style—just remember, you can only choose one per run.

Fatal Run 2089 reimagines the original Fatal Run, a fan-favorite that first hit the Atari 2600 and 7800 back in 1990. Though initially a European release, it gained cult status for its gameplay and rarity, making this revival a dream come true for retro enthusiasts.

Mark your calendars for 2025 when Fatal Run 2089 crashes onto Windows PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox. For more details, check out the official website.

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