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<\/h2>\nLoftia<\/a> – 3rd November<\/h2>\nLoftia is a cosy solarpunk MMO built around the radical idea that the future might actually be nice. Settle on a floating island, grow crops, craft, decorate your home and rescue animals. You can also team up with other players to tackle puzzles, adventures and community projects. Although Loftia launches into Early Access, its bright eco-optimism already makes it stand out from the usual parade of grim apocalypses. We’re certainly ready to build a sustainable little home in the clouds and politely refuse to leave it.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nTheos: Cities of Myth<\/a> – 4th November<\/h2>\nTheos: Cities of Myth is a modern city builder that takes inspiration from the classics. From the creators of Pharaoh: A New Era, you’ll establish a thriving polis in a reimagined ancient Greece. Along the way, you’ll manage roads, resources, trade and the everyday needs of your citizens. However, you’ll also need to keep seven Greek deities happy. Their blessings can transform your settlement, while their displeasure is unlikely to improve local property values. Throw in narrative adventures, sandbox mode and real-time battles, and aspiring urban planners should have plenty to keep them busy.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nNocturnal 2<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nNocturnal 2 is a hand-drawn Metroidvania that takes you into the dark depths and towering heights of Ytash. Explore interconnected streets, discover hidden passages and unlock new abilities. Along the way, you’ll wield a flaming sword to battle enemies and restore fire to the forgotten city. Meanwhile, Persian-inspired architecture gives the world a distinctive identity, with fast movement and responsive combat keeping things exciting. Secret endings, strange arcana and mysterious poems also promise plenty of rewards for those who explore every shadow.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nWilderdark<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWilderdark offers a rather different sort of island getaway compared to our first entry. After crash-landing in a mysterious wilderness, you’ll need to document its ecosystem, collect samples and craft useful gear. You’ll also need to uncover what happened to earlier expeditions. Unfortunately, a mysterious ectoparasite has corrupted the local dinosaurs. As a result, stealth and careful resource management become considerably more important than packing sun cream. Survival horror and dinosaurs are a wonderfully stressful combination. Better yet, the focus on investigation could give all that hiding a real sense of purpose.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nWarhammer Survivors<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWhat happens when you combine the screen-filling chaos of Vampire Survivors with the grimdark worlds of Warhammer? You get Warhammer Survivors, a gloriously over-the-top bullet-heaven roguelite from the team behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. Play as iconic characters from Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar as you battle endless hordes of enemies. Along the way, you’ll collect ridiculous weapons, unleash devastating upgrades and do whatever it takes to survive. With plenty of characters, hidden secrets and glorious pixel-art carnage, this looks like another dangerously addictive addition to the genre. Even the Emperor would approve.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nVolvy\u2019s Adventure: Reslimed<\/a> – 19th November<\/h2>\nAccording to Devolver Digital, Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed is a remaster of the second remake of an original monochrome platformer starring the most famous mascot in gaming. That should tell you roughly how seriously this one is taking itself. Across four revamped worlds, Volvy can helicopter over gaps, grind along rails and dash through the air. He can also deploy one alarmingly large hand against enemies and bosses. Better still, collecting enough onions transforms him into Swolvy. Possibly the finest argument for eating your vegetables that gaming has ever produced.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nReshine<\/a> – 26th November<\/h2>\nReshine is a cosy restoration game about bringing forgotten objects back to life in the comfort of an attic workshop. Each project lets you take apart, clean, polish, paint and carefully reassemble an object using satisfyingly specific tools. Thankfully, there are no deadlines or looming disasters here. Instead, you’ll find dust, rust and the quiet pleasure of watching years of wear disappear piece by piece. After a month of monsters and cursed cities, a calm evening restoring an old telephone sounds rather lovely.<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\nGrimKeep<\/a> – 30th November<\/h2>\nGrimKeep closes the month with a nightmare fairytale and a bag full of dice. Instead of the familiar deck of cards, this turn-based roguelite challenges you to master different dice types. Combine rolls, items and hero skills to unleash increasingly outrageous bursts of damage. With seven playable heroes, over 200 items and more than 60 monsters, there’s plenty to discover inside its cursed city. There’s also a Princess at the centre of the whole grim business. Ultimately, the best roguelites make experimentation irresistible, and this looks built for that dangerous promise of ‘just one more run.’<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nTheos: Cities of Myth<\/a> – 4th November<\/h2>\nTheos: Cities of Myth is a modern city builder that takes inspiration from the classics. From the creators of Pharaoh: A New Era, you’ll establish a thriving polis in a reimagined ancient Greece. Along the way, you’ll manage roads, resources, trade and the everyday needs of your citizens. However, you’ll also need to keep seven Greek deities happy. Their blessings can transform your settlement, while their displeasure is unlikely to improve local property values. Throw in narrative adventures, sandbox mode and real-time battles, and aspiring urban planners should have plenty to keep them busy.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nNocturnal 2<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nNocturnal 2 is a hand-drawn Metroidvania that takes you into the dark depths and towering heights of Ytash. Explore interconnected streets, discover hidden passages and unlock new abilities. Along the way, you’ll wield a flaming sword to battle enemies and restore fire to the forgotten city. Meanwhile, Persian-inspired architecture gives the world a distinctive identity, with fast movement and responsive combat keeping things exciting. Secret endings, strange arcana and mysterious poems also promise plenty of rewards for those who explore every shadow.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nWilderdark<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWilderdark offers a rather different sort of island getaway compared to our first entry. After crash-landing in a mysterious wilderness, you’ll need to document its ecosystem, collect samples and craft useful gear. You’ll also need to uncover what happened to earlier expeditions. Unfortunately, a mysterious ectoparasite has corrupted the local dinosaurs. As a result, stealth and careful resource management become considerably more important than packing sun cream. Survival horror and dinosaurs are a wonderfully stressful combination. Better yet, the focus on investigation could give all that hiding a real sense of purpose.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nWarhammer Survivors<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWhat happens when you combine the screen-filling chaos of Vampire Survivors with the grimdark worlds of Warhammer? You get Warhammer Survivors, a gloriously over-the-top bullet-heaven roguelite from the team behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. Play as iconic characters from Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar as you battle endless hordes of enemies. Along the way, you’ll collect ridiculous weapons, unleash devastating upgrades and do whatever it takes to survive. With plenty of characters, hidden secrets and glorious pixel-art carnage, this looks like another dangerously addictive addition to the genre. Even the Emperor would approve.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nVolvy\u2019s Adventure: Reslimed<\/a> – 19th November<\/h2>\nAccording to Devolver Digital, Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed is a remaster of the second remake of an original monochrome platformer starring the most famous mascot in gaming. That should tell you roughly how seriously this one is taking itself. Across four revamped worlds, Volvy can helicopter over gaps, grind along rails and dash through the air. He can also deploy one alarmingly large hand against enemies and bosses. Better still, collecting enough onions transforms him into Swolvy. Possibly the finest argument for eating your vegetables that gaming has ever produced.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nReshine<\/a> – 26th November<\/h2>\nReshine is a cosy restoration game about bringing forgotten objects back to life in the comfort of an attic workshop. Each project lets you take apart, clean, polish, paint and carefully reassemble an object using satisfyingly specific tools. Thankfully, there are no deadlines or looming disasters here. Instead, you’ll find dust, rust and the quiet pleasure of watching years of wear disappear piece by piece. After a month of monsters and cursed cities, a calm evening restoring an old telephone sounds rather lovely.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGrimKeep<\/a> – 30th November<\/h2>\nGrimKeep closes the month with a nightmare fairytale and a bag full of dice. Instead of the familiar deck of cards, this turn-based roguelite challenges you to master different dice types. Combine rolls, items and hero skills to unleash increasingly outrageous bursts of damage. With seven playable heroes, over 200 items and more than 60 monsters, there’s plenty to discover inside its cursed city. There’s also a Princess at the centre of the whole grim business. Ultimately, the best roguelites make experimentation irresistible, and this looks built for that dangerous promise of ‘just one more run.’<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nNocturnal 2<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nNocturnal 2 is a hand-drawn Metroidvania that takes you into the dark depths and towering heights of Ytash. Explore interconnected streets, discover hidden passages and unlock new abilities. Along the way, you’ll wield a flaming sword to battle enemies and restore fire to the forgotten city. Meanwhile, Persian-inspired architecture gives the world a distinctive identity, with fast movement and responsive combat keeping things exciting. Secret endings, strange arcana and mysterious poems also promise plenty of rewards for those who explore every shadow.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nWilderdark<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWilderdark offers a rather different sort of island getaway compared to our first entry. After crash-landing in a mysterious wilderness, you’ll need to document its ecosystem, collect samples and craft useful gear. You’ll also need to uncover what happened to earlier expeditions. Unfortunately, a mysterious ectoparasite has corrupted the local dinosaurs. As a result, stealth and careful resource management become considerably more important than packing sun cream. Survival horror and dinosaurs are a wonderfully stressful combination. Better yet, the focus on investigation could give all that hiding a real sense of purpose.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nWarhammer Survivors<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWhat happens when you combine the screen-filling chaos of Vampire Survivors with the grimdark worlds of Warhammer? You get Warhammer Survivors, a gloriously over-the-top bullet-heaven roguelite from the team behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. Play as iconic characters from Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar as you battle endless hordes of enemies. Along the way, you’ll collect ridiculous weapons, unleash devastating upgrades and do whatever it takes to survive. With plenty of characters, hidden secrets and glorious pixel-art carnage, this looks like another dangerously addictive addition to the genre. Even the Emperor would approve.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nVolvy\u2019s Adventure: Reslimed<\/a> – 19th November<\/h2>\nAccording to Devolver Digital, Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed is a remaster of the second remake of an original monochrome platformer starring the most famous mascot in gaming. That should tell you roughly how seriously this one is taking itself. Across four revamped worlds, Volvy can helicopter over gaps, grind along rails and dash through the air. He can also deploy one alarmingly large hand against enemies and bosses. Better still, collecting enough onions transforms him into Swolvy. Possibly the finest argument for eating your vegetables that gaming has ever produced.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nReshine<\/a> – 26th November<\/h2>\nReshine is a cosy restoration game about bringing forgotten objects back to life in the comfort of an attic workshop. Each project lets you take apart, clean, polish, paint and carefully reassemble an object using satisfyingly specific tools. Thankfully, there are no deadlines or looming disasters here. Instead, you’ll find dust, rust and the quiet pleasure of watching years of wear disappear piece by piece. After a month of monsters and cursed cities, a calm evening restoring an old telephone sounds rather lovely.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGrimKeep<\/a> – 30th November<\/h2>\nGrimKeep closes the month with a nightmare fairytale and a bag full of dice. Instead of the familiar deck of cards, this turn-based roguelite challenges you to master different dice types. Combine rolls, items and hero skills to unleash increasingly outrageous bursts of damage. With seven playable heroes, over 200 items and more than 60 monsters, there’s plenty to discover inside its cursed city. There’s also a Princess at the centre of the whole grim business. Ultimately, the best roguelites make experimentation irresistible, and this looks built for that dangerous promise of ‘just one more run.’<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nWilderdark<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWilderdark offers a rather different sort of island getaway compared to our first entry. After crash-landing in a mysterious wilderness, you’ll need to document its ecosystem, collect samples and craft useful gear. You’ll also need to uncover what happened to earlier expeditions. Unfortunately, a mysterious ectoparasite has corrupted the local dinosaurs. As a result, stealth and careful resource management become considerably more important than packing sun cream. Survival horror and dinosaurs are a wonderfully stressful combination. Better yet, the focus on investigation could give all that hiding a real sense of purpose.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nWarhammer Survivors<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWhat happens when you combine the screen-filling chaos of Vampire Survivors with the grimdark worlds of Warhammer? You get Warhammer Survivors, a gloriously over-the-top bullet-heaven roguelite from the team behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. Play as iconic characters from Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar as you battle endless hordes of enemies. Along the way, you’ll collect ridiculous weapons, unleash devastating upgrades and do whatever it takes to survive. With plenty of characters, hidden secrets and glorious pixel-art carnage, this looks like another dangerously addictive addition to the genre. Even the Emperor would approve.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nVolvy\u2019s Adventure: Reslimed<\/a> – 19th November<\/h2>\nAccording to Devolver Digital, Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed is a remaster of the second remake of an original monochrome platformer starring the most famous mascot in gaming. That should tell you roughly how seriously this one is taking itself. Across four revamped worlds, Volvy can helicopter over gaps, grind along rails and dash through the air. He can also deploy one alarmingly large hand against enemies and bosses. Better still, collecting enough onions transforms him into Swolvy. Possibly the finest argument for eating your vegetables that gaming has ever produced.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nReshine<\/a> – 26th November<\/h2>\nReshine is a cosy restoration game about bringing forgotten objects back to life in the comfort of an attic workshop. Each project lets you take apart, clean, polish, paint and carefully reassemble an object using satisfyingly specific tools. Thankfully, there are no deadlines or looming disasters here. Instead, you’ll find dust, rust and the quiet pleasure of watching years of wear disappear piece by piece. After a month of monsters and cursed cities, a calm evening restoring an old telephone sounds rather lovely.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGrimKeep<\/a> – 30th November<\/h2>\nGrimKeep closes the month with a nightmare fairytale and a bag full of dice. Instead of the familiar deck of cards, this turn-based roguelite challenges you to master different dice types. Combine rolls, items and hero skills to unleash increasingly outrageous bursts of damage. With seven playable heroes, over 200 items and more than 60 monsters, there’s plenty to discover inside its cursed city. There’s also a Princess at the centre of the whole grim business. Ultimately, the best roguelites make experimentation irresistible, and this looks built for that dangerous promise of ‘just one more run.’<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nWarhammer Survivors<\/a> – 10th November<\/h2>\nWhat happens when you combine the screen-filling chaos of Vampire Survivors with the grimdark worlds of Warhammer? You get Warhammer Survivors, a gloriously over-the-top bullet-heaven roguelite from the team behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun. Play as iconic characters from Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar as you battle endless hordes of enemies. Along the way, you’ll collect ridiculous weapons, unleash devastating upgrades and do whatever it takes to survive. With plenty of characters, hidden secrets and glorious pixel-art carnage, this looks like another dangerously addictive addition to the genre. Even the Emperor would approve.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nVolvy\u2019s Adventure: Reslimed<\/a> – 19th November<\/h2>\nAccording to Devolver Digital, Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed is a remaster of the second remake of an original monochrome platformer starring the most famous mascot in gaming. That should tell you roughly how seriously this one is taking itself. Across four revamped worlds, Volvy can helicopter over gaps, grind along rails and dash through the air. He can also deploy one alarmingly large hand against enemies and bosses. Better still, collecting enough onions transforms him into Swolvy. Possibly the finest argument for eating your vegetables that gaming has ever produced.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nReshine<\/a> – 26th November<\/h2>\nReshine is a cosy restoration game about bringing forgotten objects back to life in the comfort of an attic workshop. Each project lets you take apart, clean, polish, paint and carefully reassemble an object using satisfyingly specific tools. Thankfully, there are no deadlines or looming disasters here. Instead, you’ll find dust, rust and the quiet pleasure of watching years of wear disappear piece by piece. After a month of monsters and cursed cities, a calm evening restoring an old telephone sounds rather lovely.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGrimKeep<\/a> – 30th November<\/h2>\nGrimKeep closes the month with a nightmare fairytale and a bag full of dice. Instead of the familiar deck of cards, this turn-based roguelite challenges you to master different dice types. Combine rolls, items and hero skills to unleash increasingly outrageous bursts of damage. With seven playable heroes, over 200 items and more than 60 monsters, there’s plenty to discover inside its cursed city. There’s also a Princess at the centre of the whole grim business. Ultimately, the best roguelites make experimentation irresistible, and this looks built for that dangerous promise of ‘just one more run.’<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nVolvy\u2019s Adventure: Reslimed<\/a> – 19th November<\/h2>\nAccording to Devolver Digital, Volvy’s Adventure: Reslimed is a remaster of the second remake of an original monochrome platformer starring the most famous mascot in gaming. That should tell you roughly how seriously this one is taking itself. Across four revamped worlds, Volvy can helicopter over gaps, grind along rails and dash through the air. He can also deploy one alarmingly large hand against enemies and bosses. Better still, collecting enough onions transforms him into Swolvy. Possibly the finest argument for eating your vegetables that gaming has ever produced.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nReshine<\/a> – 26th November<\/h2>\nReshine is a cosy restoration game about bringing forgotten objects back to life in the comfort of an attic workshop. Each project lets you take apart, clean, polish, paint and carefully reassemble an object using satisfyingly specific tools. Thankfully, there are no deadlines or looming disasters here. Instead, you’ll find dust, rust and the quiet pleasure of watching years of wear disappear piece by piece. After a month of monsters and cursed cities, a calm evening restoring an old telephone sounds rather lovely.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGrimKeep<\/a> – 30th November<\/h2>\nGrimKeep closes the month with a nightmare fairytale and a bag full of dice. Instead of the familiar deck of cards, this turn-based roguelite challenges you to master different dice types. Combine rolls, items and hero skills to unleash increasingly outrageous bursts of damage. With seven playable heroes, over 200 items and more than 60 monsters, there’s plenty to discover inside its cursed city. There’s also a Princess at the centre of the whole grim business. Ultimately, the best roguelites make experimentation irresistible, and this looks built for that dangerous promise of ‘just one more run.’<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
<\/h2>\nReshine<\/a> – 26th November<\/h2>\nReshine is a cosy restoration game about bringing forgotten objects back to life in the comfort of an attic workshop. Each project lets you take apart, clean, polish, paint and carefully reassemble an object using satisfyingly specific tools. Thankfully, there are no deadlines or looming disasters here. Instead, you’ll find dust, rust and the quiet pleasure of watching years of wear disappear piece by piece. After a month of monsters and cursed cities, a calm evening restoring an old telephone sounds rather lovely.<\/p>\n
\n<\/h2>\nGrimKeep<\/a> – 30th November<\/h2>\nGrimKeep closes the month with a nightmare fairytale and a bag full of dice. Instead of the familiar deck of cards, this turn-based roguelite challenges you to master different dice types. Combine rolls, items and hero skills to unleash increasingly outrageous bursts of damage. With seven playable heroes, over 200 items and more than 60 monsters, there’s plenty to discover inside its cursed city. There’s also a Princess at the centre of the whole grim business. Ultimately, the best roguelites make experimentation irresistible, and this looks built for that dangerous promise of ‘just one more run.’<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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