In Last Harbor, your boat serves as more than just transportation—it’s your home, fortress, and lifeline. Players can customize and upgrade their vessels while managing resources, crafting supplies, fishing for food, and building a floating base capable of supporting an entire crew of survivors.

While the ocean offers a temporary escape from the zombie-infested mainland, supplies eventually run low. Players will need to venture ashore to scavenge for fuel, medicine, weapons, and other critical resources. These expeditions come with significant risks, as massive zombie hordes roam the landscape and rival survivors may prove just as dangerous.

The game features tactical first-person shooter combat where every gunshot can have consequences. Engaging hostile players may attract nearby undead, creating unpredictable encounters that force players to carefully weigh every decision.

Key Features

• Build and Customize Your Floating Home
  Transform your vessel into a fully functional mobile base. Upgrade defenses, expand living quarters, improve navigation systems, and customize your boat to suit your survival strategy.
• Explore a Coastal Open World
  Travel between islands, coastal settlements, and dangerous mainland locations while searching for valuable resources and avoiding threats lurking both on land and at sea.
• Cooperate or Compete
  Join forces with friends and other survivors to improve your chances of survival, or engage in tense player-versus-player encounters where trust can be hard to come by.
• Dynamic Weather and Safe Harbors
  Navigate a persistent world affected by changing weather conditions. Discover protected harbors where players can temporarily find safety, socialize, and secure docking space.

Last Harbor is currently planned for release on PC in 2027 and is available to wishlist on Steam.

Set in an alternate version of Scotland during the early 1990s, Flock Off! throws players into the middle of a scientific cloning experiment gone terribly wrong. What was meant to advance livestock research instead sparks a full-blown “sheepocalypse,” as cloned animals return from the dead and begin roaming the Highlands in search of their next victim.

Players must survive against relentless waves of wool-covered enemies using whatever tools they can get their hands on. From bedrolls and traffic cones to chainsaws and improvised environmental weapons, nearly anything in the world can become part of the fight. Even your co-op partners might end up being used in the chaos.

Designed as a 1–4 player PvE experience, Flock Off! can be played solo or with friends. Whether players choose to quietly thin the undead herds alone or jump into the madness together, the game promises a mix of slapstick combat and cooperative survival as teams fend off increasingly dangerous livestock across the Scottish countryside.

“Working with the team at Bunkhouse on Flock Off! has been incredibly exciting,” said Keith Kawamura, CEO of Shoreline Games. According to Kawamura, the game’s addictive gameplay loop has already made it a favorite during internal playtests, and the publisher is eager for players to experience its strange but entertaining brand of co-op action.

For the developers, the project represents a passion-driven idea finally coming to life. Creative Director and co-founder Ólöf S. Magnúsdóttir described the experience of building the game as both joyful and surreal, noting that creating a game centered around battling zombie sheep has been every bit as wild as it sounds.

Key Features

• 1–4 Player Co-op
  Take on waves of undead livestock alone or with up to three friends in cooperative PvE combat set across the Scottish Highlands.
• Unique Playable Characters
  Choose from four distinct characters, each bringing their own personality to the chaos—including the chance to play as a grizzled Scottish local determined to rid the countryside of zombie sheep.
• Everything Is a Weapon
  The environment is packed with objects that can be used in combat, from throwable items to improvised melee tools. In Flock Off!, almost anything can become a weapon.
• Special Items with Unique Effects
  Players can discover a variety of quirky tools that add new twists to combat, including boomboxes, trash bags, glue bottles, and more.

With its over-the-top premise, cooperative gameplay, and plenty of absurd weapon choices, Flock Off! looks set to deliver a chaotic twist on the co-op action genre when it launches on PC in 2026.

If battling undead livestock with friends sounds like your kind of adventure, keep an eye on this one as it heads toward its Steam release.

The second update video focuses heavily on combat, showcasing expanded weapon variety and more precise player control. A new blunt weapon category has been introduced, featuring tools of destruction like hammers, maces, and even improvised options such as slabs of meat. These additions complement an improved aiming system that allows players to more accurately target specific body parts on the undead.

That precision matters. Enemies now react dynamically depending on where they’re struck. The newly revealed scythe demonstrates this system perfectly—aim high and you might decapitate a zombie in one brutal swing, aim low and you can sever its legs to bring it crashing down. Combat appears more tactical than ever, rewarding careful positioning and deliberate strikes rather than wild flailing.

Beyond combat, Ocean Drive Studio also provided a first look at the game’s construction and durability mechanics. Players will be able to dismantle large environmental objects for materials or use those resources to craft structures such as fire pits, barricades, doors, and latches. Survival won’t just be about fighting—it’ll be about fortifying and adapting.

The update also highlights a deeper health management system, where players must actively avoid disease and injury, adding another layer of tension to exploration. A new guide system aims to better onboard players into the game’s mechanics, while expanded crafting options and custom animations for individual gameplay actions promise a more immersive experience overall.

Following Phase 1 of the Closed Alpha—which wrapped last weekend and delivered substantial feedback—the development team is preparing for Phase 2. The next test runs from February 26 through March 2, 2026, welcoming both returning and new players into the fold.

With systems evolving rapidly and player feedback shaping development, God Save Birmingham continues to refine its blend of brutal combat and grounded survival mechanics. The game is currently available to wishlist on Steam as it marches toward its next milestone.

Set in a world devastated by a zombie outbreak, players must navigate a hostile environment where resources are scarce and danger is constant. Survivors face threats ranging from hunger and exposure to infection and increasingly aggressive undead known as “zeeks.”

The game supports both solo play and online co-op, alongside PvE and PvP experiences hosted on dedicated or player-run servers. Players can scavenge abandoned towns or head into the wilderness to farm, hunt, and fish while crafting weapons, consumables, and fortified shelters to improve their chances of survival.

For the 1.0 release, the development team has redesigned and remastered the open world, creating a denser and more hazardous landscape. Features such as dynamic weather, drivable vehicles, and environmental threats aim to ensure varied survival scenarios.

Community feedback played a significant role in shaping the full release. Updated skill trees and professions allow for deeper character customization, including multiclass options. A new real-time infection system introduces additional urgency, requiring players to act quickly before succumbing to the virus.

Zombie variants have also been enhanced to behave more unpredictably, particularly in the optional Permadeath Mode. Extensive world settings further allow players to tailor the difficulty and overall survival experience.

The 1.0 launch also introduces The Island, a newly accessible region separated from the mainland that offers additional challenges and narrative elements for players ready to explore beyond familiar territory.

“Reaching 1.0 marks a major milestone for HumanitZ,” said lead game designer Yozza. “We’re looking forward to seeing players experience the redesigned world, deeper systems, and expanded content that are the result of years of collaboration with our community.”

HumanitZ is available now on PC via Steam for $19.99, with a 40% launch discount currently offered. The game includes language support for English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Italian.

Set inside the sprawling, multi-floor Liberty Grand Center megacomplex during a zombie outbreak, The Midnight Walkers throws players into a deadly scenario orchestrated by the mysterious and megalomaniac Mr Nobody. Survival isn’t just about dealing with the undead — other contestants are just as dangerous.

Blending PvE and PvP into a single high-pressure loop, the game tasks players with scavenging for valuable loot and gear across multiple floors while fighting off both zombies and rival survivors. Combat leans toward gritty, close-quarters chaos, with weapons ranging from sledgehammers, bows, and katanas to pistols, ensuring every encounter feels risky and personal.

As each run unfolds, poison gas steadily floods the complex, forcing players to abandon floors and relocate via stairwells or elevators. This constantly shrinking safe zone funnels players together, increasing tension and making extraction harder the longer you stay. The closer enemies are, the more dangerous it becomes to escape — creating nail-biting moments where you either make it out with your gear… or lose everything.

Oneway Ticket Studios has confirmed that The Midnight Walkers will continue to evolve throughout Early Access. Planned updates include new weapons, additional floors, and an entirely separate PvE mode slated for release later in 2026.

According to Game Director Ray Song, the team is committed to using Early Access as a collaborative process rather than a safety net. The goal is to refine and expand the experience alongside the community while maintaining a strong level of quality from day one.

The Midnight Walkers is available now on PC via Steam Early Access. If you’re looking for a hardcore zombie shooter that combines extraction mechanics with relentless pressure and player-driven chaos, this is one outbreak worth stepping into. Wishlist, squad up, and see if you can survive the Liberty Grand Center.

If the streets of Walton, Texas weren’t already dangerous enough, Update #2 ramps things up with new infected threats, brutal infection mechanics, and customizable difficulty options that let you shape your nightmare however you see fit.

What’s New in Update #2:

• Survivor Infection System
  Your survivors now run the risk of becoming infected after zombie encounters. Leave those infections untreated, and you’ll be forced to make some truly gut-wrenching calls—do you quarantine the infected, exile them… or worse?
• New Zombie Variants
  More variety, more danger. These new types of undead don’t just look different—they act differently too. Expect new behaviors that force you to rethink your approach to every supply run.
• New Recruitable Survivor: Vince
  A rebellious teen with a privileged past, Vince brings a new personality (and problems) into your group dynamic. Will he be an asset—or a liability?
• Difficulty Settings & Custom Modes
  Pick your poison. Choose between Casual, Normal, or Hard, or fully customize the challenge by tweaking everything from zombie aggression to resource scarcity.
• New Language Support
  Thai localization is now live, broadening the game’s global reach.

Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days continues to expand and evolve in Early Access, steadily pushing players further into moral gray zones and desperate survival tactics. The update is free for all current owners of the game, and the base title remains available on Steam for $24.99.

Whether you’ve been running supply routes since Day One or you’re just joining the survivors in Walton, there’s never been a better (or bloodier) time to jump in.

Ready to make the hard calls? Update #2 is live now—just don’t get too attached to anyone in your group.