Michael Brough has released 868-BACK, an updated version of his 2013 game 868-HACK. The title offers players a more accessible entry into the difficult cyberpunk roguelike genre.
In 2013 New Zealand developer Michael Brough launched 868-HACK as a turn-based iPhone game focused on cyber attacks and circuitry. The new title keeps the core loop of controlling a one-eyed smiley face that collects siphons to extract resources while avoiding anti-virus programs on a grid-based map.
Bithell Games has announced Vampirium: 1997, a new top-down immersive sim where players act as an assassin serving Dracula as King of England.
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Indie studio 14 Hours Productions has announced Burn-9, a new game that places players in the role of a radio operator during codec-style conversations from the Metal Gear series. The title was revealed during the Story-Rich Showcase.
Patrice Désilets' long-awaited game 1666: Amsterdam launched a prologue demo following its announcement at Summer Game Fest 2026. The release prompted immediate controversy over the use of generative AI in its art and marketing.
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Supermassive Games has launched Directive 8020, the latest entry in its Dark Pictures Anthology series. The sci-fi horror title follows a space crew facing an unknown organism aboard their ship. Reviewers note advancements in tone and structure alongside familiar elements from classic films.