A new turn-based action roguelite puts players in the role of a defeated demon lord seeking revenge. The game features extensive customization and replayability through multiple systems.
Demon Lord: Just a Block places players as a skull-headed boss character navigating a grid-based world after defeat by heroes. Battles involve tactical movement where enemies act only when the player does, starting simple with headbutts before expanding into complex interactions.
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The third annual Triple-i Initiative showcase took place on April 9, organized by Evil Empire. The event featured new trailers, reveals, and updates for numerous indie titles, including Castlevania: Belmont's Curse. Highlights spanned survival games, farming sims, and action-RPGs with several upcoming release dates announced.
Indie developer Thunder Lotus has released a free demo for its upcoming co-op action-roguelike game, 33 Immortals, available today on Steam and the Epic Games Store. The demo arrives ahead of Steam Next Fest later this month and offers players a first look at the 33-player raids inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy. The full game is planned for release in 2026.
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Indie developer Blukulélé has launched a free demo for Gambonanza, a turn-based chess roguelike, in anticipation of Steam Next Fest. The game reimagines traditional chess with smaller boards and over 150 rule-bending Gambits. Players can download the demo now on Steam to experience its strategic twists.
The free-to-play pirate RPG Sea of Remnants has reached the top of Steam's Trending Upcoming chart, surpassing 16,000 wishlists before its 2026 release. Developed by Joker Studio and published by NetEase Games, the title features a reactive open world across an archipelago and turn-based combat mechanics. It promises ongoing updates and cross-platform availability on PC, consoles, and mobile.
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Minecraft Dungeons 2, a sequel to the 2020 action-RPG spin-off, will launch later this year on PC via Xbox and Steam, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, and Xbox Series with Game Pass support. The announcement came after a premature leak from Gematsu's social media post. Publisher Xbox Game Studios and developers Mojang Studios and Double Eleven confirmed the project ahead of its formal reveal at Minecraft Live.