Simulation
Frontier announces Planet Zoo 2 on game's sixth anniversary
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Developer Frontier Developments has revealed that a sequel to the popular zoo management simulator Planet Zoo is in development, marking the game's sixth anniversary. The announcement came via a teaser trailer and an official statement on November 5, 2025. More details are expected in 2026.
With winter weather lingering, Kotaku recommends five recent indie titles for indoor entertainment, ranging from horror co-op to retro challenges. These games, developed by small teams, offer unique experiences in genres like platforming and simulation. The roundup features releases from the past week, spotlighting creative mechanics and atmospheres.
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The virtual co-working game On-Together has released its first major content update, featuring a new minigame along with bug fixes and gameplay adjustments. This addition aims to enhance the social experience while potentially challenging players' focus in the shared digital workspace. The update is now live for all players.
SCS Software has announced an upcoming expansion for American Truck Simulator that will bring the scenic routes of British Columbia into the game for the first time outside the U.S. The expansion connects seamlessly with the existing Washington State map and features iconic locations like the Coquihalla Summit and Mount Robson. No release date has been set, but the developer hints at stunning natural vistas to enhance the trucking simulation experience.
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Indie developer Refugium Games has unveiled a new story trailer for its upcoming game, Agefield High: Rock the School, set in the chaotic world of early 2000s high school life. Players take on the role of Sam Tatum, an 18-year-old senior navigating a new town, crushes, pranks, and the push to graduate. The game is slated for release in Q2 2026.