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If you thought Leon was done, think again! Resident Evil™ Requiem, the fastest-selling Resident Evil game in franchise history, released the action-packed “LEON MUST DIE FOREVER” as a free minigame, playable starting today across PlayStation®5, Nintendo Switch™ 2, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, Epic Games Store, and GeForce NOW!
 
Watch the thrilling trailer here on YouTube, and for all latest assets and information on Resident Evil Requiem, visit the official Resident Evil Requiem website, Resident Evil YouTube, and Capcom Press Center.
 
“LEON MUST DIE FOREVER” is an extra game mode that is unlocked after players complete the main story and comes packed with the nonstop combat action that players know and love from legendary agent Leon S. Kennedy. Fight your way through areas you’ve visited previously throughout the game and defeat the final boss, all with stronger enemy variants, five increasingly difficulty ranks, and a race against the clock! Fill your enhancement gauge by defeating enemies in order to unlock Leon’s “enhancer abilities” exclusive to this game mode.
 
The order and progression of each area, plus options for Leon’s “enhancer abilities,” differ among each run, adding to increased replayability.
 
Alongside the release of “LEON MUST DIE FOREVER” comes several additional announcements:

• Various bug fixes across platforms have been addressed
• Added PC support for the DualSense® wireless controller’s adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, and motion sensor features
• All-new “LEON MUST DIE FOREVER” merch including t-shirts, long-sleeve shirts, sweatshirt, and hoodies, is available now on Amazon!
• And don’t forget that the first-ever Resident Evil amiibo figures release on July 30 featuring the main characters from Resident Evil Requiem, Grace Ashcroft and Leon S. Kennedy!

Resident Evil Requiem, the latest mainline entry in the iconic survival horror Resident Evil series, takes players on an incredible journey back to Raccoon City to experience exhilarating, death-defying action and spine-tingling survival horror as Grace Ashcroft and Leon S. Kennedy face their pasts and uncover the truth behind the Raccoon City Incident that changed the world forever.

Stay tuned for even more updates on Resident Evil Requiem later this year as we continue to celebrate the 30^th anniversary of the Resident Evil franchise.

It’s short and sweet, but it doesn’t have to be and it is definitely ducky. Duck Side of the Moon is a truly fun, adorable and simple adventure when played straightforward, but there’s plenty of side quests and collectibles. There are strangely power-ups that you don’t need to actually complete the main adventure at all which I did find a little weird, as the game came to an end without unlocking stuff and I was shocked as I expected those upgrades to be needed for completion of the plot, not for being a completest.

The plot is cute and fun though, and deeper than you might think through a couple of sequences that feel “larger” than the cute simpleness presented by the world you find yourself in. While there’s no vocals, each character has personality that feels if not fleshed out, apparent even if one dimensional. The art is also super adorable. Whoever thought rocks could be precious… but they are… they are geodes which are precious… but I mean in the “awww. Look at you, you sweet little thing” way.

The gameplay is hard to describe. It’s very easy. It’s intuitive. You are duck, you can fly, you have a robot who can mine. There are no actual enemies, so you’re never in defense. This is completely an explore and fetch quest adventure and while it is very short it is worthwhile. My gameplay was officially 4 hours and I think the story path isn’t more than 2 hours tops but maybe more.

Duck Side of the Moon releases May 7^th, 2026 on Steam.

This one isn’t my type of game but I know friends and colleagues who would be totally into it.

Ankara, Türkiye – April 27th, 2026 – Independent publisher 312 Interactive and developer LootBag Studios today announced On the Rocks, a first-person survival bar management game launching on PC via Steam Early Access in 2026. Set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, the game centres on a lone bar operating in a world where clean water is gone and staying alive depends on purifying whatever can be scavenged. Players must turn limited resources into valuable drinks to sustain, grow and expand their post-collapse establishment.

On the Rocks is a first-person survival crafting and bar management game set in a desolate desert landscape with little clean water left, where players keep a lone bar running against the odds. Venture into the dangerous wasteland to gather toxic liquids, plants and materials, while maintaining stamina and hydration. Injuries will directly impact your survivability, reducing your maximum health or increasing dehydration from bleeding. Exploration is risky, especially as night falls and vicious, hostile threats come out to play. Staying out too long can push resources to the limit, and failure can mean losing valuable supplies, or not making it back at all.

Back at the bar, players transform gathered resources into useful supplies. Command massive industrial machines to purify liquids and ferment them into valuable beverages through a hands-on brewing system that rewards mastery. The bar is both a safe haven and a central gameplay hub, where players manage stock and pricing, upgrade equipment and manage the day-to-day operations. Serve stragglers of the broken world, each with distinct demands, attitudes and expectations. Reputation is critical to long-term success, shaping who visits and what opportunities emerge.

Balancing endurance with business management is essential, as success behind the bar fuels further exploration, creating a gameplay loop that blends resource management, crafting, and player-driven progression. How long can you keep the only functioning bar in the wasteland running?

“We’re excited to reveal On the Rocks and invite players into its harsh, sun-scorched world,” said Aysu Ünal, co-founder at 312 Interactive. “Our game is a love letter to post-apocalyptic classics like Fallout and Mad Max. Fans of survival and management games can look forward to a unique blend of scavenging, crafting, and running a bar – a combination rarely explored in games. We can’t wait to see how players endure our harsh, unforgiving world, while building the last bar worth visiting in the apocalypse!”

For more information about On the Rocks
Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4149640/On_the_Rocks/
Visit the website: https://312interactive.com/ 
Follow on X: https://x.com/ontherocks_game
Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ontherocksgame/
Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ontherocksgame
Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ontherocksgame
Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/7pdyx2Puv5

The greatest game that never was vanished for decades. Now, in 2026, it’s reemerged in an all new form

Sacramento, California, March 3rd, 2026 – Coin Drop Games and Glootschke Games are launching their original meta puzzle game, The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time, on Steam May 28th. Deduce puzzles and solve secrets behind this greatest game that never was!

The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time (TRotEotGRPGoAT for short) is a deduction Puzzle game set in the last hour of a lost non-existent 90s JRPG complete with original manual, director’s commentary, and clips of an unreleased amateur documentary, all used to uncover the secret at the heart of it all: “What is the Greatest RPG of All Time?”Players start at level 99, seeing the conclusion to story arcs they were never present for, heroic sacrifices by side characters they never knew existed, all while uncovering the meta-narrative of why they’ve never heard of this game, why they can only play the last hour, and why it’s being remade in the first place.

“The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time isn’t a remake and is barely an RPG,” said Lead Designer Lucas Immanuel. “Instead, it’s a deeply layered narrative-heavy puzzle game. It’s less Final Fantasy and more ‘Tunic meets Inscryption’, but also features the greatest RPG of all time – albeit only the ending.”

Features:

A Fully featured RPG Battle SystemComplex deduction puzzlesBeautiful 3D/pixel hybrid visualsFull-motion videoA mystery at its core

What critics are saying:

“I love the audacity of the project” – Stephen Totilo of Game File

“brazen nose-hooker of a head turner of a game that does exist” – Nic Reuben of Rock Paper Shotgun

“Eventually, I will remember the… title for this game” – Jill Grodt of The Indie Informer

For more information on The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time:
Wishlist on Steam
Official site: https://www.whatistherpg.com/
X: https://x.com/TRotEotGRPGoaT
Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/lucasimmanuel.bsky.social

New footage highlights school systems, open-world exploration, early 2000s rebellion, and its launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles later this year

April 13, 2026 – Cut class. Start trouble. Make a name for yourself. Refugium Games has unveiled a brand-new extended gameplay trailer for Agefield High: Rock the School, giving players a deeper look at its rebellious, early-2000s-inspired open-world adventure. The latest footage shows off everything from the game’s dynamic school system, story-driven missions, and the chaotic energy of early 2000s teen life–in which every choice, detention, and bad decision lets you graduate high school in style.

In Agefield High: Rock the School, you play as Sam, a senior who’s just landed in the sleepy town of Agefield—and has every intention of shaking things up before graduation. Alongside new friends Kale and Axel, Sam sets out to “rock the school,” diving headfirst into story-driven missions, social drama, and plenty of questionable decisions.

The new gameplay trailer highlights the fully realized school system, featuring classes like English, Math, Geography, German, and Music—if you decide to show up, that is. Skip class, stir up trouble, or play it smart. The choice is yours.

Beyond the classroom, players can explore a fully open world spanning the school campus, town center, surrounding neighborhoods, and countryside. Whether you’re hustling for cash or just trying not to get caught, Agefield is yours to raise a little hell in. Add an A+ to that report card as publisher Perp Games is bringing Agefield High: Rock the School to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles later this year. Wishlist now and get ready to make your mark before the final bell rings.

About Agefield High:

• A Senior Year to Remember (or Regret): Follow Sam’s journey through 30+ main missions filled with humor, rebellion, and teenage drama
• Raise Hell Across Agefield: Freely roam the school campus, town center, neighborhoods, and countryside in a fully open world
• Side Hustle Your Way to the Top: Take on side hustles, earn cash, and complete mini missions to become the talk of the school.
• Go to Class…or Don’t: Attend or skip classes while navigating schedules, routines, and consequences
• Your Look, Your Legacy: Upgrade your look with new clothes, bikes, hairstyles, and more
• Pop-Punk, Satire, and Zero Chill: A pop-punk soundtrack, vibrant visuals, and satirical tone bring the era to life