What was shown at PC Gaming Show 2026: Valheim 1.0, Stronghold 4, and Thief: The Dark Project Remastered

The PC Gaming Show had the unenviable task of picking up the attention of tired viewers after the spectacular Xbox Games Showcase, but the show was not without pleasant surprises. We watched the presentation for you and collected the main trailers and announcements in one article.

Star Trek: Outposts Unknown

Publisher Playstack and studio Magic Fuel Games presented the debut trailer for the city-building simulator Star Trek: Outposts Unknown. The events unfold in the 23rd century, parallel to the plot of the series "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds".

Players will have to lead a crew and build a research base in the X'Lehari star system. The outpost's development will be disrupted by the appearance of the "Rift" — a cosmic anomaly that generates dangerous storms and threatens the team along with an allied civilization. In addition to building modules with automated robotic arms, players will have to train officers, distribute duties, develop technologies, and lead the crew during combat encounters.

Star Trek: Outposts Unknown is scheduled for release in late 2026 for PC. A free demo is already available on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

P.O.N.

Publisher Spaghetti Cat and studio Team VAC presented a new trailer for the cooperative first-person stealth horror game P.O.N., which has already accumulated 800,000 wishlists on Steam.

Players will become ordinary members of a criminal syndicate and carry out assignments while hiding from ruthless heroes. The gameplay is built on stealth and teamwork: a direct confrontation with a pursuer usually ends in death, so the group will have to stay in the shadows, not split up, and rescue comrades. The developers promise unpredictable AI for the hero-pursuers, which will keep players in constant tension.

The project is being developed for PC and consoles. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Company of Heroes: Definitive Edition

Studios Relic Entertainment and Blackbird Interactive announced Company of Heroes: Definitive Edition — an updated re-release of the cult 2006 strategy game, timed to coincide with the series' 20th anniversary.

The edition will include the original game and two expansions — Opposing Fronts and Tales of Valor. Players will find three story campaigns, four factions, and over 50 maps for online battles. The developers have updated textures, lighting, shadows, reflections, and draw distance, while preserving the original visual style.

Also announced are support for ultrawide monitors, compatibility with user modifications, improved AI with a "Relentless" difficulty level, grid-based hotkeys, and a number of other improvements, including vehicle reverse movement and automatic squad replenishment at headquarters.

Company of Heroes: Definitive Edition will be released in autumn 2026 on PC. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Red Kiss

Publisher Fellow Traveller, known for Citizen Sleeper, and studio Wispfire presented Red Kiss — a narrative RPG about vampires in Berlin in 1989, at the twilight of the Cold War.

This is a story about a brood of vampires carrying out the orders of an eccentric leader nicknamed Daddy. The protagonist possesses a rare gift of telepathic communication and becomes an indispensable coordinator of nocturnal operations. Players will have to assign agents to spy missions, monitor their feeding, hide from authorities, and plan daring heists.

Red Kiss is inspired by tabletop systems. Random events and checks are based on a roulette wheel with dark and light sectors — an analogue of dice from Citizen Sleeper. Players will have to balance loyalty to their creator's plans with finding their own path in a divided Berlin.

Red Kiss is planned for release on PC. There is no release date yet. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Arcane Eats

Publisher Skystone Games and studio Wonderbelly Games presented a new trailer for the culinary card roguelike Arcane Eats. Players will have to run a restaurant and feed mythical guests — from goblins and orcs to fairies and dwarves.

The gameplay is built around placing ingredients on enchanted burners and improving them with magical utensils. You'll have to keep an eye on energy, cooking time, and critics' whims to earn "3 Mithril Stars." There will be three culinary guilds to choose from — Hearth, Grove, and Order — each with their own playstyles and card sets. Hiring waiters and assistants is also announced.

Arcane Eats is scheduled for release in late 2026 for PC. An extended demo is already available on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Serious Sam: Shatterverse

Devolver Digital and studio Behaviour Interactive presented a gameplay trailer for the cooperative roguelike shooter Serious Sam: Shatterverse, timed to coincide with the series' 25th anniversary. Uber-Mental has shattered the barriers between dimensions and fractured the universe, so Serious Sams from alternate worlds are gathering into the "Serious Program" — a squad of interdimensional cleaners.

Players will have to defeat five of Mental's warlords by traversing procedurally generated worlds and hand-crafted arenas. Each run will offer new combinations of weapons, hidden portals, anomalies, and modifiers. Death resets inventory, but players can upgrade between attempts.

Serious Sam: Shatterverse will be released in late 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Registration for closed beta testing has opened on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Control Resonant

Remedy Entertainment studio presented an extended gameplay trailer and an interview about the creation of Control Resonant — a direct sequel to the 2019 game. The developers talked about the change in tone and the transfer of chaos beyond the Oldest House.

The main character will be Dylan Faden, Jesse's brother. After waking from a coma, he discovers that the Hiss have taken over Manhattan and turned New York into a surreal labyrinth. Players will have to face "Structuring" — an otherworldly algorithm that reshapes reality, and huge boss-Resonants merged with the environment.

The sequel focuses on melee combat using the transforming weapon "Aberrant," which can take the form of, for example, a heavy sledgehammer or twin blades. Dylan will also be able to climb on the bodies of giants to hit vulnerable points and use gravitational anomalies to run on walls and ceilings.

Control Resonant will be released on September 24, 2026, on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Sated

Publisher Critical Reflex, known for Buckshot Roulette and Mouthwashing, and studio Forest Reges presented Sated — a grotesque culinary simulator with roguelike and gambling elements.

Players will take on the role of a cursed chef, trapped in the kitchen of a train speeding through a decaying megastructure straight to hell. You'll have to cook with organs, industrial waste, live insects, batteries, and human eyes. The order of adding ingredients affects the result: the dish can become moldy, cursed, or even sentient.

Helping in the kitchen will be a gambling-addicted sentient refrigerator, operating like a psychopathic slot machine. Between feeding monsters, players can choose routes on a living map, visit shops, and collect modifiers. The main thing is to please the client, otherwise the chef himself will become the next dish.

Sated is planned for release on PC. Registration for the first public playtest has opened on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Gone Feral

Just Purkey Games studio presented Gone Feral — a brutal voxel action game about revenge in the style of 90s B-movies and Quentin Tarantino's crime films. Nathan Purkeypile, a Bethesda veteran who worked on Fallout 3, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, Skyrim, and Starfield, is responsible for the development.

According to the plot, the unnamed hero was betrayed, and now he embarks on a path of total destruction. Gone Feral's structure resembles a sandbox in the spirit of Hitman: players will have to track down targets, approach them in various ways, and eliminate them with improvised means — from boomboxes to huge turkey legs. Enemies can also be pushed off roofs and ledges, and the killings are accompanied by fountains of angular voxel blood.

You can play alone or in online co-op. Release dates have not yet been announced, but registration for a closed playtest has already opened on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Abiotic Factor: Entropic Break

Deep Field Games studio and Playstack publishing house announced Entropic Break — the first major expansion for the cooperative survival simulator Abiotic Factor. Players will travel to sun-drenched islands and explore the abandoned GATE Leaf Test Facility.

Abiotic Factor: Entropic Break is scheduled for release in Q4 2026 for PC. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

There Are No Ghosts at the Grand

Friday Sundae studio presented a new trailer for the narrative musical There Are No Ghosts at the Grand, which combines Lovecraftian horrors, detective work, and a renovation simulator.

American Chris David inherits the dilapidated Grand Hotel in the seaside town of Kingswood-on-Sea and tries to find out his father's fate. During the day, players restore the hotel with the help of talking tools, and at night they fend off otherworldly creatures with the same tools. The investigation and renovation are allotted a cycle of 30 days and nights.

The release will take place in late 2026 on PC and Xbox Series X|S. The game will also appear on Xbox Game Pass. A free demo is available on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Starseeker: Astroneer Expeditions

System Era Softworks studio and Devolver Digital publishing house presented a new trailer for the cooperative space exploration simulator Starseeker: Astroneer Expeditions — a standalone spin-off of Astroneer.

Players will become crew members of the orbital station ESS Starseeker, which serves as a base for preparing expeditions and upgrading equipment. From there, teams of up to four people will embark on unexplored planets, extract resources, and encounter aggressive alien fauna. One of the key mechanics will be the free modification of terrain, allowing players to reshape the landscape and pave the way to hidden treasures.

Starseeker: Astroneer Expeditions will be released in early access on Steam on June 11, 2026. On the same day, the game will appear on Xbox Game Pass for PC and Xbox Series X|S. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Virtue and a Sledgehammer

Studios Deconstructeam and Selkie Harbour, with the support of Devolver Digital, presented a new trailer for the adventure action game Virtue and a Sledgehammer.

The protagonist returns to his hometown in the Pacific Northwest of the USA, inhabited by androids — digital ghosts of former neighbors. Armed with a heavy sledgehammer, he tries to deal with past traumas. Players will have to break walls, destroy buildings, and pave new routes through abandoned areas. Environmental destruction is closely linked to the narrative: destroying familiar places awakens memories and reveals the hero's family secrets.

Virtue and a Sledgehammer is scheduled for release in late 2026 for PC. A free demo is available on Steam . The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Happy Bastards

Clever Plays studio presented a new trailer for the tactical RPG Happy Bastards with a parody fantasy world and cynical humor.

Players will take on the role of an adventurer who prefers to send mercenaries on dangerous missions. Battles take place in a turn-based format on compact arenas, where terrain, positioning, and skillful use of fighters are important. There are 20 character classes with unique abilities to choose from. As the game progresses, mercenaries will quarrel, rebel, and create new problems for their employer.

There are no release dates yet. The game is being developed for PC. A free combat demo is available on Steam.

The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

SlashZero

Publisher Skystone Games and studio Streetlamp presented a new trailer for the action game SlashZero — a dynamic roguelite side-scroller in an anime style.

Players will take control of Resistance fighters, known as Timehackers, and travel between alternative timelines of a cyberpunk world. The combat system is built around aerial combos, juggling enemies, and parkour. The video showed a swordsman with twin blades, a girl with a transforming weapon, and combinations of elemental abilities like fire pillars, ice attacks, and chain lightning. As the game progresses, players will be able to assemble hundreds of builds from Codes and Blessings.

The release date has not yet been announced. The game is being developed for PC and PlayStation 5. Registration for closed playtesting is open on Steam .

The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

VOID/BREAKER: Recalibration

Playstack and developer Daniel Stubbington presented a trailer for the major Recalibration update for the sci-fi shooter-roguelike VOID/BREAKER. The update adds a new location, an additional boss, enemies, and a sniper rifle. The set of modules and modifiers for creating weapon builds has also been expanded. The game recently moved to Unreal Engine 5.7, which significantly improved performance and environmental destructibility.

The Recalibration update is already available for free to all owners of the game on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

2 Fights in 2 Tight Spaces

Ground Shatter studio and Good Games Group publishing house announced and immediately released into early access on Steam the tactical card battler 2 Fights in 2 Tight Spaces — a sequel to Fights in Tight Spaces.

The main new feature is full-fledged online co-op. Now you can clear levels of criminals with friends. The combat system has more environmental interactions: enemies can be thrown into deep fryers, disarmed, and their weapons used against them. The single-player mode has also been updated with dynamic objectives and a redesigned card system.

The full release is expected in 9-12 months. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Stronghold 4

Firefly Studios announced Stronghold 4 — a new installment in the medieval city-building strategy series. The trailer was presented by actors Samantha Bear and Ben Starr, who voiced the main characters of the campaign.

The developers call the game the most ambitious project in the studio's history. The transition to Unreal Engine 5 allowed for dynamic day-night cycles, weather effects, and terrain deformation that affects sieges. The economy is more deeply integrated with castle building, and multiplayer supports up to eight players.

Stronghold 4 is expected to be released in late 2026 on PC. A free demo will be released on June 23. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Wind Runners

Brazilian studio Ludic Studios and publisher Twin Sails Interactive presented a new trailer for the arcade shooter Wind Runners. The game is inspired by Luftrausers and brings high-speed aerial combat to an anime setting with pixel graphics. The gameplay combines elements of "bullet hell" and roguelite: you'll have to dodge hundreds of projectiles, destroy giant bosses, and collect new modules for your fighter.

Wind Runners is scheduled for early access release on Steam in Q3 2026 for PC. A demo is already available on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Wardens of Avalon

Publisher The Arcade Crew and Runes Studio presented the action RPG Wardens of Avalon in a dark Arthurian fantasy setting.

After the fall of Camelot and the death of the Knights of the Round Table, Avalon plunged into chaos. Players will have to join the Order of the Twilight Knights and cleanse the desecrated lands. Combat and dungeon exploration are combined with crafting, survival, and the development of your own settlement. Returning from sorties, players will be able to restore buildings and attract new specialists, including blacksmiths, druids, and alchemists.

Wardens of Avalon is scheduled for release in 2027 for PC. The game can be played solo or in co-op with four people. Registration for closed playtesting is open on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Planet Zoo 2

Frontier Developments studio presented a new gameplay trailer for Planet Zoo 2. The main innovations are full-fledged aquariums and aviaries for birds. Players will be able to create complex ecosystems for marine life and feathered creatures, customizing the landscape and environmental conditions. The developers also emphasize conservation programs: in addition to building zoos, players will have to restore nature reserves and return endangered species to the wild. The developers promise more detailed animations and a redesigned animal needs system.

Planet Zoo 2 will be released on October 13, 2026, on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Empulse

1047 Games studio, known for Splitgate, presented the first gameplay trailer for the arena shooter Empulse. Players will be able to run on walls, use grappling hooks, and change surface properties with special paint. Combat mechs periodically appear on the map, capable of turning the tide of the match.

Empulse will be released in early access on Steam on June 24, 2026. A demo will be available during Steam Next Fest, which starts on June 15. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Arkheron

Bonfire studio, founded by Blizzard veteran and one of the key creators of Diablo II and Warcraft III Rob Pardo, presented a new trailer for the PvPvE action game Arkheron. In this game, teams of three compete to conquer the mysterious Tower in the afterlife.

The main feature of the project is items instead of characters. Weapons and equipment determine abilities, playstyle, and role in the team, and assembled builds can be changed directly during the match. In the new video, the developers said that in response to community feedback, they added Spires mode — fast 3v3 battles that allow players to master the combat system and experiment with builds before moving on to the main Ascension mode.

Arkheron will be released on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox later in 2026. Registration for current tests is already open on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

ReVamp

Digital Sun studio, known for Moonlighter and Cataclismo, presented a new trailer for ReVamp. In this hybrid of "tower defense," roguelite, and metroidvania, players will take control of Dracula himself and defend his castle from endless waves of hunters. The gameplay combines fortress building, monster army management, and direct participation in battles. The player will be able to rebuild the castle, turning it into a deadly labyrinth, and then personally enter the battlefield and destroy enemies with blood magic.

The game is being developed for PC. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Shroom and Gloom

Team Lazerbeam studio and Devolver Digital publishing house showed a new trailer for the card roguelike Shroom and Gloom.

The project is built around a two-deck system. The first is responsible for battles with monsters, the second for exploring procedurally generated dungeons. Enemies in the game need to be cooked, seasoned, and then eaten to restore health. Cards can be endlessly upgraded, turning starting abilities into devastating combinations.

Early access release is scheduled for late 2026. A demo is already available on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Rivage

Publisher Raw Fury and studio Exnilo showed a new trailer and announced the release date for the sci-fi adventure Rivage. The main character, researcher Miranda Vigneau, wakes up at the A.R.E.S. station, orbiting the mysterious planet VESTA. The crew has disappeared, and the station itself is trapped in a time loop. To escape, she must study colleagues' records and solve puzzles based on controlling gravity, magnetism, and time.

The game will be released on August 13, 2026, on PC. A demo is already available on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Signet City

The creators of Citizen Sleeper presented a new RPG, Signet City. The action takes place in a grim coastal city experiencing a severe crisis. The player takes control of a parasitic creature capable of possessing the bodies of residents. Using different hosts, you will explore the city, influence the fates of its inhabitants, and change the balance of power between factions. The emotions and memories of the residents become a resource for character development.

The visual style combines Gareth Damian Martin's original illustrations with grainy photography, and among the sources of inspiration, the authors cite weird fiction, British industrial culture of the 1980s, and post-punk.

The game is in early development. The project page can already be found on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Ascenders: Beyond the Peak

Ludogram studio and Twin Sails Interactive publishing house presented gameplay for the turn-based roguelike Ascenders: Beyond the Peak. Players will lead a team of mountaineers who have set off to cursed peaks in search of ancient artifacts. The gameplay revolves around a safety rope connecting team members. It helps pull comrades out of the abyss, but turns any mistake by one climber into a threat to the entire rope team. Sometimes, to save the majority, the rope will have to be cut.

The squad moves across a grid, taking into account avalanches, blizzards, toxic plants, and mutating monsters. The game features nine classes with different abilities: the Highlander pushes enemies off cliffs, the Pathfinder uses a grappling hook, and the Sapper works with explosives. Between ascents, players develop a base camp, treat injuries, and make difficult decisions.

Ascenders: Beyond the Peak is scheduled for early access release on Steam in Q3 2026. A demo is already available. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Outward 2

Nine Dots Studio has opened beta testing for the hardcore survival game Outward 2. The sequel expands on the ideas of the first part with an emphasis on survival, planning, and resource management. Players will find a new territory of Aurai, a class system with the ability to combine skills from three branches, a deep inventory, and co-op, including local split-screen mode.

Outward 2 is scheduled for early access release on Steam on July 7, 2026. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Thief: The Dark Project Remastered

Nightdive Studios announced a remaster of the legendary stealth action game Thief: The Dark Project. The project will bring the 1998 classic to modern platforms with technical improvements while preserving the original visual style.

The project will receive support for modern resolutions, widescreen monitors, and gamepads, critical bug fixes, and code optimization. Nightdive promises to preserve the dark atmosphere of the original without aggressive asset and model overhauls.

The release is scheduled for this winter. The game will be available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Beast of Reincarnation

Game Freak studio revealed new details about the upcoming action RPG Beast of Reincarnation. Game director Kota Furushima spoke about a world afflicted by the Blight emanating from the beast of reincarnation.

The Blight infects plants, animals, and people, turning them into Malefactors. The main character, Emma, also carries this power and can use it, for example, to create vines from her hand, cover long distances, and climb to heights. Emma is devoid of memories and emotions, so survivors fear her and consider her a "corrupted shell." The heroine is voiced by Yui Ishikawa, known for her role as 2B in NieR: Automata.

Beast of Reincarnation will be released on August 4, 2026, on PC. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Terrinoth: Heroes of Descent

Right during the show, Terrinoth: Heroes of Descent was released — a cooperative turn-based RPG from Artefacts Studio and Shine Group based on the board game Descent: Journeys in the Dark. The events take place a year before the original game.

Eight heroes with different backstories and combat styles are available, and the campaign includes 20 dungeons, voiced story scenes, unique biomes, and characters. In battles, height, line of sight, and proper positioning are important. Separate story missions are provided for short sessions. The game can be played alone or online with three friends.

The game is available on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Armatus

Counterplay Games and Fictions showed a new trailer for Armatus — a third-person action roguelike. According to the plot, the boundary between our world and the demonic dimension has been torn, and an ancient warrior must send the hellish creatures back.

The authors promise fast and brutal battles where the hero feels strong from the very beginning, and then only gains power. The arsenal includes firearms, a scythe for melee combat, finishers, and celestial abilities like holy fire and time dilation.

Armatus is scheduled for release in winter 2026 on PC. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Dave the Diver: In the Jungle

MINTROCKET showed a new trailer for the In the Jungle expansion for Dave the Diver. Part of the video features live actors and is filled with signature humor and references, while another part demonstrates new gameplay features.

The expansion will take players to the jungle and Lake Utar with mangrove trees, tropical fish, sunken ruins, and new dangerous creatures. In addition to underwater excursions, there will be land activities: photo hunting, a musical mini-game, a runner segment escaping from a giant boar, time management elements, and relationship development in the style of Stardew Valley.

Dave the Diver: In the Jungle will be released on June 18, 2026, on PC. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Carcass Clad

Wrong Organ studio, creators of Mouthwashing, presented the debut trailer for Carcass Clad — a cooperative tank action game in which players control a tank in a war-torn city captured by a cultist army.

The project is designed for team play with role-sharing. The commander searches for enemies, plots routes, collects resources outside the tank, and uses defensive measures like smoke screens. The gunner is responsible for aiming, shooting, and reloading, while the driver navigates the vehicle through the city, positions it in combat, and distributes energy among systems. Most actions are performed manually: players will have to turn valves, pull levers, and load shells.

Carcass Clad is being developed for PC. The exact release date has not yet been announced. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Pipes.exe

Moving Pieces Interactive and Critical Reflex showed an extended trailer for Pipes.exe — a cooperative horror game where players take on the role of QA testers for a new operating system and find themselves inside a digital space. They will have to crawl through pipes, look for bugs, collect data, and escape from mysterious entities inhabiting the system. The project is designed for co-op play with up to four people.

Pipes.exe is scheduled for release in Q3 2026 on PC. The page is already available on Steam. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Total War: Warhammer 40,000

Creative Assembly showed a fresh look at Total War: Warhammer 40,000 and shared details about the development of the project, where war is fought on several fronts at once. While troops battle on planet surfaces, cities are wiped off the face of the earth by orbital strikes, and Space Marines clash with enemies in close combat.

Total War: Warhammer 40,000 is being developed for PC. The exact release date has not yet been announced. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

About Fishing

The Water Museum studio showed a new trailer for the eerie fishing simulator About Fishing with a physical casting model and exploration of reservoirs. The player controls the hook, selects lures and baits to glide on the surface or go deeper into the murky water. Strange creatures and hints of a dark history are hidden there.

A demo of About Fishing is already available on Steam. The exact release date has not yet been announced. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Vampire: The Masquerade — Eternal Whispers

Flyos presented Vampire: The Masquerade — Eternal Whispers — a narrative CRPG set in the World of Darkness universe.

The main character will be Gabe, a vampire who awakens after years of sleep with fragmented memories of a murky past.  The developers promise a dark atmosphere and presentation in the style of Disco Elysium with investigations, dialogues, skill checks, and consequences of choices. There will be no direct combat encounters, but the player will be able to manipulate others, betray allies, and make decisions that change the course of history.

The game is being developed for PC. The exact release date has not yet been announced. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Valheim

Iron Gate showed the trailer for Valheim version 1.0 and announced the full release date. The developers also presented new content from the Deep North update, which will be the final major step towards version 1.0.

Players will find a harsh northern biome with snow-covered tunnels, abandoned castles, frosty landscapes, and new threats. To survive, you'll have to prepare warm equipment, clear snow, build bases in extreme conditions, and master new tools.

Valheim 1.0 will be released on September 9, 2026, on PC. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Exodus

Archetype Entertainment showed the best moments of the extended gameplay demonstration of Exodus — the "new Mass Effect" from screenwriter Drew Karpyshyn. In the full video, game director Chris King talked about character creation, a combat system with open shooting, stealth, and gadgets, and also introduced companions: mech pilot Elise, veteran Tom, and intelligent octopus sniper Salt. The video also showed C.C. Orlov — Matthew McConaughey's character.

Exodus is scheduled for release in early 2027 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy

Stormind Games showed a gameplay trailer for the horror game Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy — this is the third installment in the series. The main character will be Susan, and the action will unfold on the slopes of Mount Etna, in an abandoned noble residence connected to the Red Nun. Players will have to hide, solve puzzles, use the environment, and fend off pursuers with improvised items.

Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy is scheduled for release in 2026 on PC. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube.

Into the Wind

Bloom & Bloom Games presented Into the Wind — a cozy open-world adventure with elements of action and delivery simulator, visually inspired by the works of Studio Ghibli. The player takes on the role of a young hero who inherits the delivery service of his missing uncle, and with it receives a flying motorcycle capable of transforming into an airplane.

Into the Wind is being developed for PC. The exact release date has not yet been announced. The trailer is available at the following link: YouTube