Our selection of games worth keeping on the radar (Oct. 26–31, 2026)

The latest dLcompare recap video brings together an eclectic selection of video games, offering something for almost every type of player. From relaxing seaside adventures and post-apocalyptic survival to dark fantasy combat, zombie-filled road trips and futuristic action, this week's selection has a clear winner: Phantom Blade Zero.

If you are looking for a relevant or trendy game (for one reason or another), these titles deserve a closer look. Here's a breakdown of what makes each title interesting.

Ten games featured in the latest dLcompare Weekly Recap (Oct. 26–31)

PAO PAO – A Cozy Escape by the Sea

A charming life simulation experience, PAO PAO invites players to settle into a peaceful seaside town. Cooking, fishing, farming and decorating are among the activities available, with the option to enjoy the experience alone or alongside up to three friends. Its relaxed atmosphere and cooperative features make it an appealing choice for anyone looking for a slower-paced alternative to action-heavy games.

Nomad Drive – Survival on the Open Road

For players who prefer a more dangerous journey, Nomad Drive offers a post-apocalyptic survival experience built around life on the road. Players must repair and customize an old recreational vehicle, gather resources and explore a procedurally generated wasteland. The possibility of playing solo or in cooperative multiplayer for up to four players adds another dimension to the experience. Managing supplies, maintaining your vehicle and surviving unpredictable encounters should make every journey feel different. It's an interesting proposition for fans of survival games, exploration and road-trip adventures.

Can 'Em All – An Unusual Incremental Challenge

Can 'Em All takes an unconventional approach to the incremental genre. This first-person game revolves around building a production business by collecting creatures, processing them into cans and selling the results. Players can purchase upgrades, improve their weapons and machinery, and gradually automate their factory to increase production. Its deliberately bizarre premise and combination of action, resource management and incremental progression give it a distinctive identity.

Queen's Domain – A Journey into Dark Fantasy

Fans of classic fantasy RPGs have another adventure to look forward to with Queen's Domain. This retro-inspired action RPG takes players to the mysterious Isle of Neasied, where they must uncover secrets, face dangerous enemies and investigate the disappearance of their father. The game combines first-person combat, interconnected environments, exploration and challenging encounters. Its dark fantasy atmosphere and old-school design philosophy should appeal particularly to players who enjoy dungeon crawlers and classic action RPGs.

Idle Legions – Building an Army That Never Stops Fighting

Idle Legions brings an idle RPG experience to the selection. Its central concept is straightforward: assemble a powerful legion of heroes and watch your army continue fighting even when you're away from the game. There are heroes to recruit, equipment to forge, pets to raise and increasingly challenging encounters to overcome. Players can also experiment with different builds and test their characters against other players. It could be an attractive option for fans of incremental RPGs and automated combat systems.

Epic Seven – A Stylish Fantasy RPG

The recap also features Epic Seven, a popular turn-based RPG known for its distinctive anime-inspired presentation, character designs and cinematic combat animations. Players collect a diverse cast of heroes, build teams and engage in strategic battles where team composition and skill combinations are essential. Its extensive character roster and emphasis on progression make it an appealing choice for fans of mobile-inspired RPG mechanics.

Deadly Days: Roadtrip – A Zombie Apocalypse on Wheels

If you enjoy roguelites and overwhelming waves of enemies, Deadly Days: Roadtrip deserves your attention. Developed by Pixelsplit, this action-packed title puts players on a dangerous journey through a zombie-infested world. The gameplay combines shooting, looting, inventory management and procedural generation. Deciding when to continue your journey and when to extract is an important part of the experience, while organizing your backpack can make the difference between survival and disaster. The game's transition to version 1.0 brings additional content, including new items, weapons, characters and cooperative features. Its mixture of chaotic action and strategic inventory management gives it plenty of replay potential.

CRACK – An Intriguing Indie Addition

CRACK is a co-op incremental adventure for 1-4 players that is about breaking a giant egg inside a lab. The premise is as ridiculous as it is attractive. Players curious about unusual concepts and independent projects may want to investigate this one further.

Probably Stolen – Cyberpunk Meets Shopkeeping

Probably Stolen: Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim combines an unusual setting with an equally unusual management concept. Instead of focusing on traditional cyberpunk combat, the game puts players in the role of a shopkeeper operating in a futuristic urban environment. The premise offers an interesting twist on the simulation genre, with the opportunity to experience a cyberpunk world from the perspective of someone running a business within it. For players who enjoy management games and unconventional settings, this could be a particularly intriguing experience.

Phantom Blade Zero – A Spectacular Martial Arts Adventure

Closing the selection is arguably one of its most anticipated action experiences released recently: Phantom Blade Zero. Developed by S-GAME, this action RPG combines traditional Chinese wuxia influences with fantasy, folk horror and spectacular martial arts combat. Players follow Soul, a warrior caught in a dangerous conspiracy, as he explores a mysterious world and faces formidable opponents. The game's fast-paced combat, extensive arsenal and visually impressive environments make it one of the most exciting prospects for fans of action games. Its distinctive Kungfupunk aesthetic also gives it a recognizable identity.

Ten Different Experiences

This latest dLcompare recap offers a particularly varied selection. PAO PAO provides a relaxing seaside escape, Nomad Drive and Deadly Days: Roadtrip explore survival from very different perspectives, while Can 'Em All and Probably Stolen bring unusual simulation concepts to the table. Phantom Blade Zero stands out as the most exciting and it's perfect for action and fantasy enthusiasts. 

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