If you haven’t tried it yet, Plan B: Terraform lets you do exactly what it says on the tin: turn a barren, lifeless world into a living, breathing ecosystem. It’s part supply chain sim, part climate science sandbox, and 100% chill.

Terraforming at Scale

Unlike your usual factory builder or city sim, Plan B: Terraform plays out across an entire planet made up of over a million hexes. Starting with basic resource extraction, you’ll eventually manage a vast logistical network of trucks, drones, trains, and container ships—all working together to grow settlements into cities that can support millions of inhabitants.

But infrastructure is only half the equation. You’ll also raise global temperatures using greenhouse gas generators, melt underground ice to form oceans, and slowly develop a balanced climate system that supports vegetation and animal life. And yes, it’s all grounded in real-world environmental modeling.

What’s New in 1.0?

The 1.0 launch adds even more tools for shaping your planetary utopia:

• Creative Mode: Total control over terrain, temperature, and population to freely build your dream planet

• Dynamic Wildlife: As you restore ecosystems, creatures like deer, bears, and eagles return to the land

• Flight View: Take to the skies and admire your terraformed world from a brand-new perspective

• New Music Tracks: A fresh soundscape to complement the meditative gameplay

These come on top of previous updates that added container ships, overhauled objectives, improved UI/UX, terrain refinements, and essential building tools like multi-selection and undo.

Key Features Recap:

• Planetary-Scale Terraforming: Simulate climate shifts, rainfall, rivers, forests, and more in real time

• Deep Automation: Manage full-scale production chains using multiple transport methods

• City Building on a Global Stage: Develop settlements into megacities with tight logistic planning

• Science Meets Serenity: A relaxing, educational sandbox grounded in realistic environmental principles

• Massive, Dynamic World: Explore and shape an entire procedurally generated planet

Whether you’re into automation, urban design, or climate science, Plan B: Terraform delivers a uniquely peaceful twist on large-scale worldbuilding.

The full game launches August 29 on Steam, with a free demo currently available as part of Steam Automation Fest. Add it to your wishlist and join the Gaddy Games community on Discord to stay in the loop.

The premise is simple (and ridiculous): the cops are on their way, you’ve got four minutes, and poor Gus is very, very dead. Your job? Hide the body. By any means necessary.

Drag, Drop, Disguise

In Hide the Corpse, you’ll frantically drag Gus across a series of themed rooms, each packed with physics-based props, hiding spots, and interactive mayhem. From a retro diner to a cramped apartment to a sleek museum full of priceless distractions, you’ll have to use your surroundings—and your creativity—to keep Gus out of sight and suspicion.

Oh, and it gets weirder:

• Hide him on a zero-gravity spaceship, letting physics do some of the dirty work.

• Or head underwater to a sunken ship, where evidence floats (or sinks).

Along the way, you’ll need to destroy evidence, wipe fingerprints, and make sure no one finds anything that could link you to the scene.

Corpse Couture & Gassy Chaos

Yes, you can dress up the body. Spend points earned by erasing evidence to unlock a wardrobe of ridiculous corpse costumes:

• Go full retro with a Disco suit

• Turn Gus into a superhero (or villain)

• Or embrace the irony with Zombie attire

Want even more chaos? Activate Modifiers like Gas Crisis, where Gus becomes a human (er… corpse) balloon, using his, uh… “propulsion” to fly around the stage.

“We’re thrilled that our supportive community loves Hide the Corpse — their positive feedback has empowered us to continue to expand Gus’ world with updates and new platforms,’’ said Eneko Barandiaran, Publishing Manager at HyperVR Games. “We can’t wait to invite PlayStation VR players to join the corpse-hiding party next month!”

Mark Your (Crime) Calendars

Hide the Corpse launches on PlayStation VR2 on August 18, priced at $14.99 USD. The game is already available for Meta Quest, and a SteamVR version is on the way.

If physics-fueled slapstick stealth is your thing—and you’ve always wondered if you could hide a body in a diner booth—this one’s for you.

Check out Hide the Corpse on the PlayStation Store and Meta Quest Store now.

Curiosmos, an upcoming cosmic sandbox adventure, invites players to sculpt their very own solar system—stardust, volcanoes, thunderclouds, and all. This charming space sim blends playful creativity with light narrative elements, encouraging players to experiment with planetary formation and ecosystem design, all while fending off a looming cosmic threat.

In Curiosmos, you’ll start small—colliding stardust and asteroids to form your first planet. But as that planet grows, so does your toolbox. Zoom in to terraform its surface, toy with weather systems, and introduce life. From sprouting grass to sparking evolution, each world you shape becomes its own emotional, reactive little character.

The fun doesn’t stop with just one planet. You can build out an entire solar system, add moons, explore the asteroid belt, and make space your own quirky playground. Just don’t forget about that nearby black hole. It’s getting hungrier—and only you (and a helpful little satellite buddy) can stop it.

Key Features:

• Craft Your Own Solar System – Combine stardust and asteroids to create planets and moons.

• Planetary Playground – Manipulate weather, raise mountains, trigger volcanoes, and sprinkle in life.

• Emotional Worlds – Your planets react to your actions, showing joy, frustration, or downright fury.

• Explore and Expand – Fill out your solar system, hunt for asteroids, and make your sun a happy cosmic neighbor.

• Meet a Helpful Robot – Befriend a satellite with a big heart and help them on their journey.

• Quests and Cosmic Surprises – Complete light-hearted objectives as you unravel the universe’s mysteries.

• Save the Galaxy – A black hole is threatening everything. Are you ready to defend your handcrafted cosmos?

Whether you’re in it for the chill planet building, the quirky AI companionship, or just want to poke around a hand-crafted galaxy, Curiosmos looks like the kind of warm, creative escape space fans didn’t know they needed.

And the best part? A free demo is available now on Steam.

Build. Blast. Repeat.

In TerraTech Legion, you play as a tech pilot deployed to stop the rogue Legion AI from turning the galaxy into scrap. Using Payload’s signature block-based construction system, you’ll craft customizable combat vehicles stacked with everything from cannons and railguns to speed boosters, armor plating, and even laser swords.

It’s not just about slapping parts together, either. Every piece you choose affects your speed, handling, firepower, and survivability as you survive ever-escalating waves of enemies and take down massive AI bosses.

Expect roguelite progression, meaning each run brings new upgrades, unlocks, and brutal build combos to test. Whether you’re plowing through hordes or tactically dismantling enemy formations, every scrap you collect gets you closer to humanity’s last stand.

Key Features:

• Roguelite Vehicle Building – Construct the ultimate combat rig using modular blocks, auxiliary tech, and ridiculous weaponry.
• Bullet Heaven Combat – Face overwhelming waves of mech enemies in high-octane, top-down shootouts across a variety of biomes.
• Physics-Based Mayhem – Turn your ride into a wrecking ball with physics-driven ramming and responsive vehicle handling.
• Upgrade & Evolve – Unlock new blocks, terrains, and strategies with each successful run. Experiment, rebuild, and push deeper into Legion territory.
• Hazardous Biomes – Battle across unique environments packed with deadly terrain and biome-specific threats.

“TerraTech Legion builds on the vehicle-building gameplay our passionate community has loved for nearly a decade, and combines it with a frantic action experience for a match made in bullet heaven,” said Russ Clarke, Co-Founder of Payload Studios.

Whether you’re a longtime TerraTech fan or just love the sound of bullet-spewing custom deathmobiles, now’s the time to jump in.

The demo for TerraTech Legion is available now on Steam—download it, wishlist the game, and get ready to build your way through a robot apocalypse.

Step Into the Badge of Rookie Officer Nick Cordell Jr.
Set in a crime-ridden 1980s American city, The Precinct puts you in the shoes of rookie cop Nick Cordell Jr., patrolling the streets of Averno City. From issuing parking tickets to breaking up street races and stopping full-scale bank heists, every shift is unpredictable in this sandbox-style law enforcement experience.

But there’s more to Averno than meets the eye. As you enforce the law and bring criminals to justice, you’ll also uncover the dark mystery behind your father’s murder in the line of duty.

“We’re so excited to finally share our work with the fans! Their support has been amazing, and we truly appreciate their patience as we worked on The Precinct to deliver the best possible experience. We can’t wait to see their reactions when they finally get to play the game,” said Lewis Boadle, Art Director at Fallen Tree Games.

Fast-Paced Pursuits & High-Stakes Action
Take on crime your way—chase down criminals through alleyways, speed through the city in police car pursuits, or even call in backup. Whether you need squad cars, spike strips, or roadblocks, you’ll have all the tools of the trade at your disposal.

Averno is a living, breathing city, complete with a dynamic day/night cycle, shifting gang power struggles, and ever-changing street crime. From the bustling Financial District to rain-soaked alleyways and neon-lit slums, the game brings the gritty atmosphere of 1980s cop dramas to life.

Limited Edition Physical Release Details
For collectors, Kwalee and Fallen Tree Games have teamed up with Microids to release physical editions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Alongside the standard edition, a limited edition bundle will also be available, featuring:

• Full Game
• Exclusive Steelbook Case
• Digital Original Soundtrack
• Map of Averno City

The physical edition launches on May 13, 2025, with pre-orders now open at major retailers.

Key Features of The Precinct

• Explore a vibrant, open-world city by foot, squad car, or helicopter
• Respond to dynamic sandbox crimes, from petty theft to full-scale gang wars
• Engage in high-speed chases through destructible environments
• Call in reinforcements with a robust backup system
• Uncover the truth behind the city’s crime syndicates and conspiracies
• Experience a living city with a day/night cycle and dynamic weather

With its mix of sandbox gameplay, high-speed action, and neon-noir atmosphere, The Precinct is shaping up to be one of 2025’s most unique crime-fighting experiences. The Precinct drops on May 13, 2025!

A World of Morps Awaits!
Following a ‘Very Positive’ reception on Steam, Time to Morp is ready to welcome players back to its colorful, creature-filled universe. These delightful Morps come in all shapes and sizes—some burrow underground, some soar through the skies, and all of them are eager to lend a helping hand (or paw, or wing). Beyond just being cute companions, Morps help players gather resources, craft, build, and decorate their expanding bases.

Build, Collect, and Save the Planet
A blend of creature collecting and sandbox colony sim, Time to Morp casts players as brand-new interns, tasked with protecting their adorable alien companions from unknown dangers. With a crew of colorful characters, you can team up with up to three friends to:

• Build & Decorate – Design your dream base with custom decorations and automated resource gathering.
• Craft & Collect – Unlock new tools, discover recipes, and gather supplies to expand your world.
• Explore Diverse Biomes – Meet unique Morp species across a variety of landscapes.
• Solve Mysteries & Save the Planet – Uncover the secrets of the world while protecting its creatures.

What’s New in Version 1.0?
The full release isn’t just about bug fixes—it’s packed with fresh content:

• New Recipes – Cook up delicious meals for yourself and your Morp companions.
• New Quests & Activities – More ways to explore and interact with the world.
• Updated Visuals – A complete refresh, giving Time to Morp a gorgeous new look.

There’s never been a better time to Morp!
If you’ve been waiting to jump in, now’s your chance! Time to Morp launches into version 1.0 on March 6, 2025, exclusively on Steam. Don’t forget to wishlist the game and get ready for a cozy, creature-filled adventure like no other!

Kingmakers catapults players into the heart of all-out medieval warfare, offering an immersive action-strategy sandbox experience with thousands of soldiers engaging in real-time battles. Whether solo or in co-op for up to four players, you’ll build your kingdom, wield modern weaponry, and lead your armies to victory.

Key Features:

• Change History & Save the Future: As the last hope in a dying world, travel 500 years back to medieval England to reshape a brutal war and, if successful, avert an impending apocalypse.
• Groundbreaking Medieval Simulation: Witness fully real-time battles with thousands of soldiers, powered by next-gen multi-threaded AI. A unique procedural animation system adds an unprecedented level of character and combat fidelity.
• Brings Guns to a Sword Fight (and More): Utilize assault rifles, shotguns, grenade launchers, armored vehicles, bikes, attack helos, air strikes, and more to ensure a smooth alteration of history. Showcase your sharpshooting skills and create chaos on the battlefield.
• Command Your Troops in Battle: Seamlessly switch between combat and issuing orders, providing endless strategic possibilities. Command archers, swordsmen, spearmen, cavalry, build fortifications, and dive back into the fray.
• Conquer Solo or Team Up in Co-op: Join forces with up to three friends for online co-op, coordinating attacks, breaking down enemy defenses, or defending strongholds against hordes of opponents. Experience an unparalleled medieval multiplayer adventure.

Kingmakers is set to launch on Steam Early Access in 2024. Stay updated on the latest announcements by wishlisting the game and following the developers on Twitter.

About tinyBuild:
tinyBuild, originally an indie game developer, has evolved into an unmissable developer-publisher. With a commitment to long-term partnerships and elevating recognizable franchises, they’ve collaborated successfully with developers worldwide, releasing popular titles like Hello Neighbor and Graveyard Keeper.

About Redemption Road Games:
Redemption Road Games, an independent studio with offices in Atlanta and Los Angeles, is known for successful indie titles like Road Redemption and Defy Gravity. Their focus on fun, realistic simulation, and action-packed gameplay is evident in their most ambitious project to date, Kingmakers, launching in 2024 and published by tinyBuild.

For more information, visit tinyBuild’s website.

They’ve released a special developer commentary video, with the wicked aim of revealing the delicious secrets lurking within the E3 reveal trailer.

The 13-minute video features Ash Tregay (Producer), Richard Edwards (Lead Designer) and Ian Pestridge (Art Lead). Like a supervillain giving their delightfully evil monologue, the commentary video goes into lots of detail about what to expect from the lair-building sequel.

Evil Genius 2: World Domination launches on Steam next year.