As Declan turns inward, players will explore Ravelle, a realm constructed from his fractured memories. The world is shaped by trauma, obsession, regret and the moments that have defined his life, creating a constantly shifting environment filled with dangers and secrets.

Players will recruit adventurers and assemble a three-person party before venturing into Ravelle’s three distinct biomes. Grid-based tactical combat emphasizes positioning, cover and line of sight, while percentage-based attacks add an element of uncertainty to encounters. Expeditions can include random encounters and challenging boss battles, with attrition making each journey a test of how carefully players manage their resources.

Between expeditions, Declan can return to his antiquarian shop to appraise and auction relics recovered from the realm. The money earned can be used to upgrade the shop’s facilities and help fund future expeditions.

The roguelike structure also allows progress to carry between runs. New synergies, shortcuts and permanent buffs gradually become available, while repeated journeys deeper into Ravelle reveal more of Declan’s story and the characters surrounding him.

Ravelle’s three biomes include the Ravellian Sanatorium, the Palace of Arvanshah and the Death Pilgrimage to Erabel. Each location is connected to Ravelle’s history and Declan’s fractured memories, giving players another piece of his past to uncover as they progress.

The story is designed to unfold through repetition, with each expedition revealing additional details about Declan and the people connected to his journey. As players continue returning to Ravelle, the changing labyrinth becomes both the setting for the adventure and a reflection of Declan’s deteriorating memories.

WANE is currently in development for PC. A release date and additional details will be announced at a later date.

The announcement is accompanied by a new in-engine teaser that introduces the game’s neo-human protagonists, cinematic presentation, and the mysterious force emerging alongside the long-awaited return of the beings known as angels.

The game’s story begins centuries after humanity engineered genetically enhanced neo-humans to survive the harsh realities of space exploration. Known as angels, these superior beings eventually rebelled against the corporations that sought to control them, winning the devastating Interhuman Wars before disappearing into deep space. Two hundred years later, the angels have returned, bringing with them an ominous new threat.

Rather than centering the narrative around a single protagonist, Angelic: Dark Symphony tells its story through multiple playable heroes. Each character features unique motivations, personal relationships, and perspectives that shape both the narrative and the game’s tactical turn-based battles. As players progress through the campaign, they experience interconnected storylines while taking direct control of different heroes during combat encounters.

According to Angelicore Game Studios founder and game director Erkan Bayol, the game’s core concept explores what humanity might become when forced to evolve for life among the stars faster than natural evolution would allow. That premise extends beyond the setting, influencing the game’s structure by allowing players to experience the larger narrative through an ensemble cast rather than a traditional lone hero.

The first campaign transports players to Dreadheaven, a remote neo-human colony once known as The Heaven. Tasked with investigating why the colony has suddenly gone silent, the heroes soon uncover catastrophic events that challenge their understanding of faith, morality, evolution, reality, and even their own existence.

Angelic: Dark Symphony is currently in development for PC, with additional platforms being considered for future release.

At its core, The Edge of Allegoria is a love letter to Game Boy-era RPGs — only with way more swearing. Players take on the role of a man in the midst of a midlife crisis, who sets out across the dangerous, magical land of Allegoria. Along the way, he’ll uncover its dark history, battle monsters, and master a system that lets skills permanently transfer from weapon to weapon.

The game world is massive, featuring:

• 145 monster types

• 41 bosses

• 31 dungeons

• 6 divine beings waiting in their own overworld domains

With 96 weapons to find and master, combat rewards experimentation and persistence. The more you fight with a weapon, the more its skills and stats become part of your character — encouraging players to seek out every blade, staff, and hammer the game has to offer.

Wrapped in a striking monochrome art style, The Edge of Allegoria mixes nostalgic retro vibes with modern twists and an unapologetically foul-mouthed sense of humor.

If you grew up with handheld RPGs in the ‘80s and ‘90s, this one might just scratch that old-school itch — only with more absurdity packed into every battle.

The Edge of Allegoria is available now on Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck, with PC players able to grab it via Steam.

In Bloodgrounds, you play as a former slave-turned-patron who once fought in the pits but now commands squads of physical, ranged, and magical gladiators in a desperate quest for vengeance. Combat is unforgiving, deaths are permanent, and every decision — from who fights to how you manage your team — can change the trajectory of your rise through the blood-soaked tournaments of Marevento.

What to Expect in Bloodgrounds:

• Grid-Based Combat with Teeth

  Strategic battles play out on a tactical grid where positioning, abilities, traps, consumables, and divine powers all matter. Think XCOM meets Darkest Dungeon, with bloodier results.

• Roguelite Stakes

  When a gladiator dies, they’re gone for good — gear, experience, everything. That loss can spiral into total ruin… or fuel your drive to push harder with the survivors.

• Squad Management That Hurts So Good

  Build and manage a roster of unique fighters, each with distinct class combos, traits, and backstories. Balance their trauma, injuries, and egos while chasing gold, glory, and revenge.

• Arena + Audience Mechanics

  You’re not just fighting enemies — you’re playing to the crowd. Win their favor for bonus rewards, or dive into Marevento’s shady underworld to sabotage your opponents before the fight even begins.

• A World Steeped in Blood and Intrigue

  Explore the noble court and criminal alleys of Marevento, where power games, betrayal, and your own dark past collide in a revenge story layered with choice and consequence.

The pixel art is grim and gorgeous, the gameplay is punishing but fair, and fans of Battle Brothers, Into the Breach, and Heroes of Might and Magic will feel right at home — if they can survive.

The Bloodgrounds demo is live on Steam right now and offers a brutal first look at what’s to come. You’ll lose gladiators. You’ll lose gear. You might even lose hope. But you’ll keep coming back for just one more run.