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Rebel Wolves' vampire RPG lands on 3 September with a thirty day deadline, days split into eight spendable units, and a directional parry its director compares to Guitar Hero. Everyone who has played it writes about the clock first.

A leaker claims Ubisoft's eighteen year old sequel has been quietly rebranded and could resurface at The Game Awards. Treat it as rumour, then enjoy the fact that this game has now been in development longer than some of the people waiting for it have been alive.
◆ BREAKINGLance McDonald has surfaced the internal presentation Japan Studio's Daisuke Ishidate gave at GameShare IV in May 2007. It carries a working title, a ship date of June 2008, and a build with a first person camera and no lock-on.

Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look premieres on Netflix on 27 August, six hours before it reaches Rockstar's own channels for free. Nobody is being charged to watch a trailer, which is precisely what makes the arrangement worth arguing about.

THQ Nordic's 2026 showcase ran on 7 August with gameplay for Titan Quest 2 and Wreckfest 2, a console debut for Gothic II Complete Classic, a dated Way of the Hunter 2, and a first look at something unannounced from DigixArt.

Konami’s Suikoden II adaptation put Riliu, Jowy, Nanami, Viktor and Flik on one key visual ahead of an October 2026 premiere. The lineup says more about the adaptation’s scope than the staff list does.

Steam still says nothing more precise than 2026, but Graveyard Keeper 2 has screenshots now. Undead workers staff the benches, a defence layer guards the town, and the automation loop is doing the heavy lifting the original made you do on foot.

Chucklefish and Robotality's witch-college life sim sits at number 10 on Steam's most-wishlisted chart with a release window that reads only "2026". Here is what close to a decade of development has actually produced.

Campfire Cabal follows Expeditions: Rome with a party-based RPG set during Japan’s civil wars. It hits Steam Early Access on August 7, with the full release planned for Q1 2027.

The 1995 series, Evangelion: Death (True) and The End of Evangelion all arrive on the Criterion Channel on September 1, licensed through GKIDS. Anime landing in that catalogue is a bigger deal than a streaming listing usually is.

Cold Symmetry has a free open beta on Steam three weeks out from the August 20 launch. It is a standalone sequel, the Shell possession system is back, and the studio is finally showing the systems rather than the mood.

Borealys Games has a free demo on Steam and an Early Access launch set for August 11. The Montreal studio is taking the spellcrafting system from Mages of Mystralia and wrapping a roguelite around it.