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Tokyo has collapsed, reality is falling apart, and the monsters aren't exactly waiting politely for their turn. Qliphah in Providence’s Shadow is an unusual tactical RPGs on the horizon, with a combat system built around a constantly changing timeline. Although the game's visuals look similar to Persona 3 Reload and other titles in htat series, it takes a different approach to combaf. A new gameplay trailer provides a much clearer look at how those battles work, showcasing a system where...

Remedy Entertainment has decided that making a straightforward sequel to CONTROL wouldn't be enough. Instead of sending Jesse Faden back into the Oldest House with a bigger Service Weapon, the studio has rebuilt the formula around a new protagonist, a transforming melee weapon, action-RPG mechanics and a warped version of Manhattan. CONTROL Resonant still has the paranormal weirdness that defined its predecessor, but almost everything surrounding it has changed. For longtime fans, that creates a fascinating question: how much can...

What would you do if the world was about to end? Hide in a bunker? Find supplies? Prepare for the inevitable? In Roman Sands RE: Build, apparently the correct answer is to clock in for your shift at a luxury resort and make sure the guests are happy. This surreal adventure combines horror, puzzles, exploration, simulation mechanics and visual-novel storytelling to create one of the strangest takes on an apocalypse you can find. Developed by Arbitrary Metric, Roman Sands RE: Build...

Hazard Pay is a pixel-art puzzle game from Smitner Studio that turns an ordinary cleanup job into a strange and dangerous journey through abandoned laboratories. Released on September 10, 2026, the game puts players in the role of a contractor working for a mysterious client known only as IPT. The assignment sounds simple: enter contaminated facilities, remove evidence, clean the scene, and leave without asking too many questions. However, the unsettling environments gradually suggest that there is much more behind...

Another week, another batch of games fighting for space on your wishlist. The latest dLcompare Weekly Recap takes a tour through ten releases and upcoming adventures, jumping from a 2012 DVD store hiding an assassin to creature collecting, multiverse extraction shooting, fantasy RPGs, card-shop management, and good old-fashioned turn-based strategy. If you missed some of the week's biggest launches, dLcompare Weekly Recap #13 is a convenient way to catch up. Here are the games featured in the latest episode. Our highlights The recap...

Dumb Ways to Build takes the colorful, slapstick spirit of the Dumb Ways to Die franchise and transforms it into a physics-driven cooperative construction adventure. Set in the hazardous world of Dumbville, the game puts players in the role of construction workers who must complete dangerous jobs while dealing with unstable environments, deadly obstacles, and plenty of opportunities for hilarious accidents. Rather than simply following a fixed path, players are encouraged to improvise and create their own solutions.  ...

There are plenty of cozy games about planting flowers, rebuilding villages, and generally making the world a nicer place. BloomKeeper takes that idea and adds one important complication: the world really, really wants to stay dead. Developed and published by Resonance Interactive, this relaxing real-time tactical adventure puts players in control of the Guardian, tasked with leading a colony of adorable Pouics across the devastated island of Hedera and bringing nature back to life. BloomKeeper looks like the kind of game...

You are at the bottom of the ocean, trapped inside a decaying metal chamber. Sitting across from you is an old man sent by CORPORATE with an “evaluation” that sounds harmless enough. There are no guns, no monsters charging at you, and no giant maze to escape from. There is only a coin, a few bottle caps to wager, and one very simple question: heads or tails? Released on September 17, O.B.O.L begins with an idea that almost sounds ridiculous...

Some games only need a few seconds of footage to make you stop and ask, “Wait, what exactly is going on here?” Kernel Hearts, released on September 17, is exactly that kind of game. Four android magical girls, a post-apocalyptic world covered in ash, strange Angels, and the Tower of Babel leading straight into Heaven — all wrapped inside an action roguelite with one remarkably ambitious goal: climb to the top and dethrone God. It already sounds wild, and that...

Released on September 17, Police Chief Simulator quickly caught the attention of simulator fans. If you enjoy starting small, building things piece by piece, and watching an entire system gradually come to life, Police Chief Simulator is the kind of game that is bound to spark your curiosity. It does not simply hand you a police station — it puts Winston Springs in your hands. The Police Chief badge is already pinned to your uniform. The only question is what...

The fog is back, the monsters are still having a terrible day, and somebody is once again making questionable decisions in a place they absolutely should not be. But this time, there is a twist: Silent Hill: Townfall doesn't actually take place in Silent Hill. Konami's latest psychological horror adventure is taking the series somewhere considerably colder, stranger, and more Scottish. Developed by Screen Burn Interactive, Silent Hill: Townfall moves the action to St. Amelia, an isolated coastal town in Scotland...

Step into the unforgiving wastelands with Dunebound Tactics, a gripping roguelite tactical RPG developed by Terahard Ltd and published by indie.io. Set on a perilous exodus across an Imperial-dominated desert, the game blends squad-level strategy, deep resource management, and a bleak sci-fi narrative where every choice carries heavy consequences.     Shaping the Battlefield with Blood...