![\"Cat](\"http:\/\/main.blog-mgmt.greenmangaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/BlogContentCatSqueeze.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nCat Squeeze<\/a> – 1st July<\/h2>\nCat Squeeze is a delightfully strange puzzle game where you guide a little cat through a series of pipes, squeezing through mazes and bursting out the other side in search of food. It\u2019s an unhinged concept, sure, but there\u2019s something oddly cosy about controlling an exploding cat on a snack-fuelled adventure. There\u2019s also a demo available now if you want to try it before launch.<\/p>\n
\n![\"Moonlight](\"http:\/\/main.blog-mgmt.greenmangaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/BlogContentMoonlight.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nMoonlight Peaks<\/a> – 7th July<\/h2>\nMoonlight Peaks puts a supernatural spin on the cosy life sim formula. Instead of playing as a city dweller moving to the countryside, you\u2019re a vampire settling into a magical realm where you can grow crops, make friends, brew potions, and learn how to cast spells. It looks incredibly charming, and we\u2019re more than ready to live our best undead life.<\/p>\n
\n![\"Ascend](\"http:\/\/main.blog-mgmt.greenmangaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/BlogContentAscend.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nAscend to ZERO<\/a>\u00a0– 13th July<\/h2>\nAscend to ZERO is a time-bending roguelike where mastering time itself is the key to survival. The pitch sounds simple, but pulling it off well looks wonderfully tricky. Alongside the ability to stop time during play, there are plenty of items and weapons to experiment with, giving you room to shape your build as each run unfolds.<\/p>\n
\n![\"D-topia](\"http:\/\/main.blog-mgmt.greenmangaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/BlogContentDtopia.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nD-topia<\/a> – 14th July<\/h2>\nD-topia is another puzzle game to keep an eye on this month, this time set in a world curated by artificial intelligence. The AI\u2019s goal is to make everyone as happy as possible, which sounds lovely in theory, but how well that actually works seems to depend on your ability to solve the puzzles in front of you. Expect a slower pace, relaxed vibes, and a quietly intriguing premise.<\/p>\n
\n![\"Raccoons](\"http:\/\/main.blog-mgmt.greenmangaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/BlogContentRaccoons.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches<\/a> – 20th July<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches is a roguelike deckbuilder about a raccoon who really, really wants to make money. Frankly, relatable. The premise alone is likely to grab attention, but it also looks like a lot of fun, and there\u2019s a demo available at the moment if you want to check it out early. This could be a wonderfully scrappy little money-making adventure.<\/p>\n
\n![\"Gurei](\"http:\/\/main.blog-mgmt.greenmangaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/BlogContentGurei.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nGurei<\/a> – 23rd July<\/h2>\nGurei is a striking boss rush game where each victory lets you steal your enemy\u2019s powers and push on to even greater challenges. Its use of colour is immediately eye-catching, with each boss built around its own distinct palette and visual identity. It looks stunning, though probably not the kind of game where you\u2019ll have much time to sit back and admire the view, so be prepared for a serious challenge.<\/p>\n
\n![\"Kusan:](\"http:\/\/main.blog-mgmt.greenmangaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/BlogContentKusan.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves<\/a> – 30th July<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves is a top-down, hyper-aggressive shooter where you fight through dangerous enemies to save Haru, a girl who is a weapon in her own right. Expect plenty of trial and error as you react to incoming attacks, use the environment, and adjust on the fly. It has a touch of Hotline Miami about it, and if it gets anywhere close to that level of intensity, it could be something special.<\/p>\n
\n![\"Corsair](\"http:\/\/main.blog-mgmt.greenmangaming.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/BlogContentCorsair.jpg\")
<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove<\/a> – 31st July<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove is a pirate city builder where you start with a shipwrecked crew and slowly turn a deserted island into a sprawling haven for buccaneers. You\u2019ll build across cliffs and hilltops, manage production chains, keep your rowdy crew happy, and send ships out to explore, raid, and fight back against the Crown. It sounds like a wonderfully busy mix of colony sim, strategy, and high-seas nonsense.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nMoonlight Peaks<\/a> – 7th July<\/h2>\nMoonlight Peaks puts a supernatural spin on the cosy life sim formula. Instead of playing as a city dweller moving to the countryside, you\u2019re a vampire settling into a magical realm where you can grow crops, make friends, brew potions, and learn how to cast spells. It looks incredibly charming, and we\u2019re more than ready to live our best undead life.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nAscend to ZERO<\/a>\u00a0– 13th July<\/h2>\nAscend to ZERO is a time-bending roguelike where mastering time itself is the key to survival. The pitch sounds simple, but pulling it off well looks wonderfully tricky. Alongside the ability to stop time during play, there are plenty of items and weapons to experiment with, giving you room to shape your build as each run unfolds.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nD-topia<\/a> – 14th July<\/h2>\nD-topia is another puzzle game to keep an eye on this month, this time set in a world curated by artificial intelligence. The AI\u2019s goal is to make everyone as happy as possible, which sounds lovely in theory, but how well that actually works seems to depend on your ability to solve the puzzles in front of you. Expect a slower pace, relaxed vibes, and a quietly intriguing premise.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches<\/a> – 20th July<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches is a roguelike deckbuilder about a raccoon who really, really wants to make money. Frankly, relatable. The premise alone is likely to grab attention, but it also looks like a lot of fun, and there\u2019s a demo available at the moment if you want to check it out early. This could be a wonderfully scrappy little money-making adventure.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGurei<\/a> – 23rd July<\/h2>\nGurei is a striking boss rush game where each victory lets you steal your enemy\u2019s powers and push on to even greater challenges. Its use of colour is immediately eye-catching, with each boss built around its own distinct palette and visual identity. It looks stunning, though probably not the kind of game where you\u2019ll have much time to sit back and admire the view, so be prepared for a serious challenge.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves<\/a> – 30th July<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves is a top-down, hyper-aggressive shooter where you fight through dangerous enemies to save Haru, a girl who is a weapon in her own right. Expect plenty of trial and error as you react to incoming attacks, use the environment, and adjust on the fly. It has a touch of Hotline Miami about it, and if it gets anywhere close to that level of intensity, it could be something special.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove<\/a> – 31st July<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove is a pirate city builder where you start with a shipwrecked crew and slowly turn a deserted island into a sprawling haven for buccaneers. You\u2019ll build across cliffs and hilltops, manage production chains, keep your rowdy crew happy, and send ships out to explore, raid, and fight back against the Crown. It sounds like a wonderfully busy mix of colony sim, strategy, and high-seas nonsense.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nAscend to ZERO<\/a>\u00a0– 13th July<\/h2>\nAscend to ZERO is a time-bending roguelike where mastering time itself is the key to survival. The pitch sounds simple, but pulling it off well looks wonderfully tricky. Alongside the ability to stop time during play, there are plenty of items and weapons to experiment with, giving you room to shape your build as each run unfolds.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nD-topia<\/a> – 14th July<\/h2>\nD-topia is another puzzle game to keep an eye on this month, this time set in a world curated by artificial intelligence. The AI\u2019s goal is to make everyone as happy as possible, which sounds lovely in theory, but how well that actually works seems to depend on your ability to solve the puzzles in front of you. Expect a slower pace, relaxed vibes, and a quietly intriguing premise.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches<\/a> – 20th July<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches is a roguelike deckbuilder about a raccoon who really, really wants to make money. Frankly, relatable. The premise alone is likely to grab attention, but it also looks like a lot of fun, and there\u2019s a demo available at the moment if you want to check it out early. This could be a wonderfully scrappy little money-making adventure.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGurei<\/a> – 23rd July<\/h2>\nGurei is a striking boss rush game where each victory lets you steal your enemy\u2019s powers and push on to even greater challenges. Its use of colour is immediately eye-catching, with each boss built around its own distinct palette and visual identity. It looks stunning, though probably not the kind of game where you\u2019ll have much time to sit back and admire the view, so be prepared for a serious challenge.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves<\/a> – 30th July<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves is a top-down, hyper-aggressive shooter where you fight through dangerous enemies to save Haru, a girl who is a weapon in her own right. Expect plenty of trial and error as you react to incoming attacks, use the environment, and adjust on the fly. It has a touch of Hotline Miami about it, and if it gets anywhere close to that level of intensity, it could be something special.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove<\/a> – 31st July<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove is a pirate city builder where you start with a shipwrecked crew and slowly turn a deserted island into a sprawling haven for buccaneers. You\u2019ll build across cliffs and hilltops, manage production chains, keep your rowdy crew happy, and send ships out to explore, raid, and fight back against the Crown. It sounds like a wonderfully busy mix of colony sim, strategy, and high-seas nonsense.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nD-topia<\/a> – 14th July<\/h2>\nD-topia is another puzzle game to keep an eye on this month, this time set in a world curated by artificial intelligence. The AI\u2019s goal is to make everyone as happy as possible, which sounds lovely in theory, but how well that actually works seems to depend on your ability to solve the puzzles in front of you. Expect a slower pace, relaxed vibes, and a quietly intriguing premise.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches<\/a> – 20th July<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches is a roguelike deckbuilder about a raccoon who really, really wants to make money. Frankly, relatable. The premise alone is likely to grab attention, but it also looks like a lot of fun, and there\u2019s a demo available at the moment if you want to check it out early. This could be a wonderfully scrappy little money-making adventure.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGurei<\/a> – 23rd July<\/h2>\nGurei is a striking boss rush game where each victory lets you steal your enemy\u2019s powers and push on to even greater challenges. Its use of colour is immediately eye-catching, with each boss built around its own distinct palette and visual identity. It looks stunning, though probably not the kind of game where you\u2019ll have much time to sit back and admire the view, so be prepared for a serious challenge.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves<\/a> – 30th July<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves is a top-down, hyper-aggressive shooter where you fight through dangerous enemies to save Haru, a girl who is a weapon in her own right. Expect plenty of trial and error as you react to incoming attacks, use the environment, and adjust on the fly. It has a touch of Hotline Miami about it, and if it gets anywhere close to that level of intensity, it could be something special.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove<\/a> – 31st July<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove is a pirate city builder where you start with a shipwrecked crew and slowly turn a deserted island into a sprawling haven for buccaneers. You\u2019ll build across cliffs and hilltops, manage production chains, keep your rowdy crew happy, and send ships out to explore, raid, and fight back against the Crown. It sounds like a wonderfully busy mix of colony sim, strategy, and high-seas nonsense.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches<\/a> – 20th July<\/h2>\nRaccoons to Riches is a roguelike deckbuilder about a raccoon who really, really wants to make money. Frankly, relatable. The premise alone is likely to grab attention, but it also looks like a lot of fun, and there\u2019s a demo available at the moment if you want to check it out early. This could be a wonderfully scrappy little money-making adventure.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGurei<\/a> – 23rd July<\/h2>\nGurei is a striking boss rush game where each victory lets you steal your enemy\u2019s powers and push on to even greater challenges. Its use of colour is immediately eye-catching, with each boss built around its own distinct palette and visual identity. It looks stunning, though probably not the kind of game where you\u2019ll have much time to sit back and admire the view, so be prepared for a serious challenge.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves<\/a> – 30th July<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves is a top-down, hyper-aggressive shooter where you fight through dangerous enemies to save Haru, a girl who is a weapon in her own right. Expect plenty of trial and error as you react to incoming attacks, use the environment, and adjust on the fly. It has a touch of Hotline Miami about it, and if it gets anywhere close to that level of intensity, it could be something special.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove<\/a> – 31st July<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove is a pirate city builder where you start with a shipwrecked crew and slowly turn a deserted island into a sprawling haven for buccaneers. You\u2019ll build across cliffs and hilltops, manage production chains, keep your rowdy crew happy, and send ships out to explore, raid, and fight back against the Crown. It sounds like a wonderfully busy mix of colony sim, strategy, and high-seas nonsense.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nGurei<\/a> – 23rd July<\/h2>\nGurei is a striking boss rush game where each victory lets you steal your enemy\u2019s powers and push on to even greater challenges. Its use of colour is immediately eye-catching, with each boss built around its own distinct palette and visual identity. It looks stunning, though probably not the kind of game where you\u2019ll have much time to sit back and admire the view, so be prepared for a serious challenge.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves<\/a> – 30th July<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves is a top-down, hyper-aggressive shooter where you fight through dangerous enemies to save Haru, a girl who is a weapon in her own right. Expect plenty of trial and error as you react to incoming attacks, use the environment, and adjust on the fly. It has a touch of Hotline Miami about it, and if it gets anywhere close to that level of intensity, it could be something special.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove<\/a> – 31st July<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove is a pirate city builder where you start with a shipwrecked crew and slowly turn a deserted island into a sprawling haven for buccaneers. You\u2019ll build across cliffs and hilltops, manage production chains, keep your rowdy crew happy, and send ships out to explore, raid, and fight back against the Crown. It sounds like a wonderfully busy mix of colony sim, strategy, and high-seas nonsense.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves<\/a> – 30th July<\/h2>\nKusan: City of Wolves is a top-down, hyper-aggressive shooter where you fight through dangerous enemies to save Haru, a girl who is a weapon in her own right. Expect plenty of trial and error as you react to incoming attacks, use the environment, and adjust on the fly. It has a touch of Hotline Miami about it, and if it gets anywhere close to that level of intensity, it could be something special.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove<\/a> – 31st July<\/h2>\nCorsair Cove is a pirate city builder where you start with a shipwrecked crew and slowly turn a deserted island into a sprawling haven for buccaneers. You\u2019ll build across cliffs and hilltops, manage production chains, keep your rowdy crew happy, and send ships out to explore, raid, and fight back against the Crown. It sounds like a wonderfully busy mix of colony sim, strategy, and high-seas nonsense.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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