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What have you done, father?

What have you done, father?

Release Date: Jun 16, 2026
-34.1

Latest Review

Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Jun 23, 2026 | Score 58

“While its opening shows some promise, it then dives into mostly being a boredom-inducing walking simulator where you’ll try to understand what you’re supposed to do in order to get things moving”

Critics
58
Steam
92
Metacritic
—
What have you done, father?

What have you done, father?

Release Date: Jun 16, 2026

Latest review: Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Jun 23, 2026 | Score 58

“While its opening shows some promise, it then dives into mostly being a boredom-inducing walking simulator where you’ll try to understand what you’re supposed to do in order to get things moving”

-34.1
Critics
58
Steam
92
Metacritic
—
Junkster

Junkster

Release Date: Jun 16, 2026
-21.1

Latest Review

A.J. Maciejewski at Video Chums

Jun 21, 2026 | Score 80

“The gameplay elements in Junkster blend into a lovely mix for any 3D platforming fan, especially those who love to build and solve puzzles. ⚙️”

Critics
77
Steam
98
Metacritic
—
Junkster

Junkster

Release Date: Jun 16, 2026

Latest review: A.J. Maciejewski at Video Chums

Jun 21, 2026 | Score 80

“The gameplay elements in Junkster blend into a lovely mix for any 3D platforming fan, especially those who love to build and solve puzzles. ⚙️”

Beauties and the Stranded

Beauties and the Stranded

Release Date: Jun 15, 2026
N/A
Critics
—
Steam
80
Metacritic
—
Beauties and the Stranded

Beauties and the Stranded

Release Date: Jun 15, 2026
N/A
Critics
—
Steam
80
Metacritic
—
Pro Cycling Manager 26

Pro Cycling Manager 26

Release Date: Jun 15, 2026
+8.8

Latest Review

Guillaume Dreher at TryAGame!

Jul 7, 2026 | Score 60

“The impression of going around in circles becomes too present for PCM not to lose interest year after year. The novelties are rare and the arguments to abandon PCM25 for PCM26 are just as rare. It may be time to make choices for Nacon and Cyanide, to stop the annual release of its cycling games for example, in order to devote yourself fully to TDF or PCM every other year. Because their productions do not evolve fast enough than the community hopes. Nevertheless, if this is your first PCM, you will find a pleasant and addictive gaming experience. Otherwise, you will have the pleasure of trying to find the 7 differences with its predecessor.”

Critics
70
Steam
61
Metacritic
—
Pro Cycling Manager 26

Pro Cycling Manager 26

Release Date: Jun 15, 2026

Latest review: Guillaume Dreher at TryAGame!

MOLE

MOLE

Release Date: Jun 15, 2026
-22.9

Latest Review

Greg Wheeler at TheReviewGeek

Jun 24, 2026 | Score 75

“MOLE is a short, strange and surprisingly gripping indie horror game with a story that punches well above its weight.”

Critics
74
Steam
97
Metacritic
—
MOLE

MOLE

Release Date: Jun 15, 2026

Latest review: Greg Wheeler at TheReviewGeek

Jun 24, 2026 | Score 75

“MOLE is a short, strange and surprisingly gripping indie horror game with a story that punches well above its weight.”

-22.9
Critics
74
Steam
97
Metacritic
—
Don't Let It Starve

Don't Let It Starve

Release Date: Jun 12, 2026
-20.6

Latest Review

Oliver Shellding at WayTooManyGames

Jun 11, 2026 | Score 75 | Pre-release Review

“Don’t Let It Starve is a roguelike buffet of skill, chance and ghoulishly grand odds. It’s simple to understand, satisfying to accomplish, and truly challenging to succeed in.”

Critics
75
Steam
96
Metacritic
—
Don't Let It Starve

Don't Let It Starve

Release Date: Jun 12, 2026

Latest review: Oliver Shellding at WayTooManyGames

Jun 11, 2026 | Score 75 | Pre-release Review

“Don’t Let It Starve is a roguelike buffet of skill, chance and ghoulishly grand odds. It’s simple to understand, satisfying to accomplish, and truly challenging to succeed in.”

Beholgar 2

Beholgar 2

Release Date: Jun 12, 2026
-22.4

Latest Review

Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Jun 25, 2026 | Score 57

“While it has some decent old-school hack and slash bones, the action doesn’t quite match the quality of its better peers”

Critics
57
Steam
79
Metacritic
—
Beholgar 2

Beholgar 2

Release Date: Jun 12, 2026

Latest review: Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Jun 25, 2026 | Score 57

“While it has some decent old-school hack and slash bones, the action doesn’t quite match the quality of its better peers”

-22.4
Critics
57
Steam
79
Metacritic
—
Elfie: A Sand Plan

Elfie: A Sand Plan

Release Date: Jun 12, 2026
N/A
Critics
—
Steam
100
Metacritic
—
Elfie: A Sand Plan

Elfie: A Sand Plan

Release Date: Jun 12, 2026
N/A
Critics
—
Steam
100
Metacritic
—
Zombutcher

Zombutcher

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026
+8.4

Latest Review

Thumb Culture Staff at Thumb Culture

Aug 19, 2026 | Score 80

“Zombutcher really is a little diamond that I didn’t expect to find. Yes it has its quirks and some minor issues but it really feels like a one of a kind game. I have had a wonderful time testing this game out and will be continuing to play it. I’ve got to give Zombutcher the Thumb Culture Gold Award. It’s a shop sim like I’ve never experienced before.”

Critics
80
Steam
72
Metacritic
—
Zombutcher

Zombutcher

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026

Latest review: Thumb Culture Staff at Thumb Culture

Aug 19, 2026 | Score 80

“Zombutcher really is a little diamond that I didn’t expect to find. Yes it has its quirks and some minor issues but it really feels like a one of a kind game. I have had a wonderful time testing this game out and will be continuing to play it. I’ve got to give Zombutcher the Thumb Culture Gold Award. It’s a shop sim like I’ve never experienced before.”

Tabletop Tavern

Tabletop Tavern

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026
-19.8

Latest Review

Erik Hodges at Try Hard Guides

Jun 18, 2026 | Score 70

“Tabletop Tavern is a brilliant mix of RTS wargaming and the roguelike formula, as well as an incredible feat for a solo developer. However, it lacks the much-needed strategic depth and faction variety, and the current build starts to feel stale before long. With the developer working hard to update the game, you can rest assured it will evolve from its current state, though it still feels like an Early Access title in every way but the name.”

Critics
70
Steam
90
Metacritic
—
Tabletop Tavern

Tabletop Tavern

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026

Latest review: Erik Hodges at Try Hard Guides

Jun 18, 2026 | Score 70

“Tabletop Tavern is a brilliant mix of RTS wargaming and the roguelike formula, as well as an incredible feat for a solo developer. However, it lacks the much-needed strategic depth and faction variety, and the current build starts to feel stale before long. With the developer working hard to update the game, you can rest assured it will evolve from its current state, though it still feels like an Early Access title in every way but the name.”

Mori Carta

Mori Carta

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026
+8.4

Latest Review

Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Jun 19, 2026 | Score 79

“Working as a faster-paced take on deckbuilding roguelikes, opting for a swipe-left-or-right mechanic over meticulous planning, this works reasonably well”

Critics
79
Steam
71
Metacritic
—
Mori Carta

Mori Carta

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026

Latest review: Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Jun 19, 2026 | Score 79

“Working as a faster-paced take on deckbuilding roguelikes, opting for a swipe-left-or-right mechanic over meticulous planning, this works reasonably well”

Beastro

Beastro

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026
-22.5

Latest Review

Magali Susana at GameHall

Jun 19, 2026 | Score 70

“Beastro is the kind of game that could only have been born from a small team willing to risk a genre combination too absurd to make sense on paper but that, against all odds, works incredibly well in practice. The causal inversion of cooking generating combat cards is one of the cleverest ideas I’ve seen in a deckbuilder in a long time, and Timberline Studio executed it with real care across every interconnected system.”

Critics
70
Steam
92
Metacritic
—
Beastro

Beastro

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026

Latest review: Magali Susana at GameHall

Jun 19, 2026 | Score 70

“Beastro is the kind of game that could only have been born from a small team willing to risk a genre combination too absurd to make sense on paper but that, against all odds, works incredibly well in practice. The causal inversion of cooking generating combat cards is one of the cleverest ideas I’ve seen in a deckbuilder in a long time, and Timberline Studio executed it with real care across every interconnected system.”

Tales of Seikyu

Tales of Seikyu

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026
-9.5

Latest Review

Silvia Mannu at Uagna

Jun 12, 2026 | Score 70

“We certainly did not dislike our time with Tales of Seikyu, but neither can we say that it truly impressed us. Fans of cozy life simulators who have already spent countless hours with titles such as Stardew Valley and its many contemporaries may find something to pique their interest here. However, with new games in the genre being released at a relentless pace, we believe it takes more than a single transformation mechanic to convince players that this title deserves greater attention than its many competitors.”

Critics
75
Steam
84
Metacritic
—
Tales of Seikyu

Tales of Seikyu

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026

Latest review: Silvia Mannu at Uagna

Jun 12, 2026 | Score 70

Unrailed 2: Back on Track

Unrailed 2: Back on Track

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026
-6.8

Latest Review

Davide Fanelli at CrazyGameCommunity.it

Jun 11, 2026 | Score 80

“Unrailed 2!: Back on Track is an excellent sequel that, despite some minor flaws, proves to be a huge step forward compared to its predecessor in every aspect imaginable.”

Critics
80
Steam
87
Metacritic
—
Unrailed 2: Back on Track

Unrailed 2: Back on Track

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026

Latest review: Davide Fanelli at CrazyGameCommunity.it

Jun 11, 2026 | Score 80

“Unrailed 2!: Back on Track is an excellent sequel that, despite some minor flaws, proves to be a huge step forward compared to its predecessor in every aspect imaginable.”

Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains

Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026
N/A
Critics
—
Steam
41
Metacritic
—
Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains

Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains

Release Date: Jun 11, 2026
N/A
Critics
—
Steam
41
Metacritic
—
Lost Castle 2

Lost Castle 2

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026
+5.5

Latest Review

Cosmin Vasile at Softpedia

Jun 30, 2026 | Score 85

“Lost Castle 2 is an excellent example of a beat’em’up roguelite done right. It has very good combat and the progression system is rewarding. It makes sense for you to grind for new stuff and upgrades, because those will help you in the midst of the battle. The co-op is amazing too, and I feel that’s where the game shines the most.”

Critics
83
Steam
78
Metacritic
—
Lost Castle 2

Lost Castle 2

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026

Latest review: Cosmin Vasile at Softpedia

Jun 30, 2026 | Score 85

“Lost Castle 2 is an excellent example of a beat’em’up roguelite done right. It has very good combat and the progression system is rewarding. It makes sense for you to grind for new stuff and upgrades, because those will help you in the midst of the battle. The co-op is amazing too, and I feel that’s where the game shines the most.”

Burglin' Gnomes

Burglin' Gnomes

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026
N/A
Critics
—
Steam
84
Metacritic
—
Burglin' Gnomes

Burglin' Gnomes

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026
N/A
Critics
—
Steam
84
Metacritic
—
Letter Lost

Letter Lost

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026
-5.2

Latest Review

Derek Johnson at Jump Dash Roll

Jun 26, 2026 | Score 80

“Equal parts job simulator and horror game, Letter Lost excels at making the ordinarily feel deeply unsettling.”

Critics
80
Steam
85
Metacritic
—
Letter Lost

Letter Lost

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026

Latest review: Derek Johnson at Jump Dash Roll

Jun 26, 2026 | Score 80

“Equal parts job simulator and horror game, Letter Lost excels at making the ordinarily feel deeply unsettling.”

-5.2
Critics
80
Steam
85
Metacritic
—
33 Immortals

33 Immortals

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026
+4.8

Latest Review

A.J. Maciejewski at Video Chums

Jun 21, 2026 | Score 80

“I had oodles of fun with 33 Immortals and will definitely play it whenever I want some chaotic cooperative online multiplayer entertainment. ⚖️”

Critics
78
Steam
73
Metacritic
—
33 Immortals

33 Immortals

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026

Latest review: A.J. Maciejewski at Video Chums

Jun 21, 2026 | Score 80

“I had oodles of fun with 33 Immortals and will definitely play it whenever I want some chaotic cooperative online multiplayer entertainment. ⚖️”

Crushed in Time

Crushed in Time

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026
-11.6

Latest Review

Christiaan Ribbens at Evilgamerz

Jun 19, 2026 | Score 80

“Crushed in Time is simply a very fun and funny game. Draw Me A Pixel manages to give a familiar genre a surprisingly fresh twist without losing sight of the essence of a good point-and-click adventure. The story is accessible, the humor works excellently, and the puzzles constantly keep your brain working. Moreover, with a playtime of about six to seven hours, the adventure is exactly the right length. The elastic gameplay is fully utilized without losing its charm along the way. Despite a few technical glitches, this is highly recommended for anyone in the mood for an old-fashioned, yet simultaneously fresh, point-and-click adventure.”

Critics
79
Steam
90
Metacritic
—
Crushed in Time

Crushed in Time

Release Date: Jun 10, 2026

Latest review: Christiaan Ribbens at Evilgamerz

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-21.1
Critics
77
Steam
98
Metacritic
—

Jul 7, 2026 | Score 60

“The impression of going around in circles becomes too present for PCM not to lose interest year after year. The novelties are rare and the arguments to abandon PCM25 for PCM26 are just as rare. It may be time to make choices for Nacon and Cyanide, to stop the annual release of its cycling games for example, in order to devote yourself fully to TDF or PCM every other year. Because their productions do not evolve fast enough than the community hopes. Nevertheless, if this is your first PCM, you will find a pleasant and addictive gaming experience. Otherwise, you will have the pleasure of trying to find the 7 differences with its predecessor.”

+8.8
Critics
70
Steam
61
Metacritic
—
-20.6
Critics
75
Steam
96
Metacritic
—
+8.4
Critics
80
Steam
72
Metacritic
—
-19.8
Critics
70
Steam
90
Metacritic
—
+8.4
Critics
79
Steam
71
Metacritic
—
-22.5
Critics
70
Steam
92
Metacritic
—

“We certainly did not dislike our time with Tales of Seikyu, but neither can we say that it truly impressed us. Fans of cozy life simulators who have already spent countless hours with titles such as Stardew Valley and its many contemporaries may find something to pique their interest here. However, with new games in the genre being released at a relentless pace, we believe it takes more than a single transformation mechanic to convince players that this title deserves greater attention than its many competitors.”

-9.5
Critics
75
Steam
84
Metacritic
—
-6.8
Critics
80
Steam
87
Metacritic
—
+5.5
Critics
83
Steam
78
Metacritic
—
+4.8
Critics
78
Steam
73
Metacritic
—

Jun 19, 2026 | Score 80

“Crushed in Time is simply a very fun and funny game. Draw Me A Pixel manages to give a familiar genre a surprisingly fresh twist without losing sight of the essence of a good point-and-click adventure. The story is accessible, the humor works excellently, and the puzzles constantly keep your brain working. Moreover, with a playtime of about six to seven hours, the adventure is exactly the right length. The elastic gameplay is fully utilized without losing its charm along the way. Despite a few technical glitches, this is highly recommended for anyone in the mood for an old-fashioned, yet simultaneously fresh, point-and-click adventure.”

-11.6
Critics
79
Steam
90
Metacritic
—