A new strategy RPG teaser just dropped where you don’t just control characters – you program their AI. Ratocalypse combines tactical combat with zombie-infested kingdom exploration in a unique twist on the genre.

After months of delays and controversy, Bungie has locked in a March 2026 release window for Marathon. The extraction shooter gets a second chance with a $40 price tag, proximity chat, and major gameplay overhauls.

A new job posting from Techland mentions a ‘new online experience in the Dying Light franchise’ that sounds nothing like the co-op modes we already have. This could be the studio’s first live-service game.

Larian Studios just surprise-launched Divinity: Original Sin 2 on current-gen consoles with enhanced performance and visuals. If you already own the game on last-gen platforms, the upgrade won’t cost you a dime.

After Divinity’s Game Awards reveal featured extreme gore, sex, and a man burning alive, Larian publishing director Michael Douse says the studio isn’t trying to shock audiences. Instead, it’s about treating players with intellectual respect and creating three-dimensional worlds.

Ten years after its E3 2015 surprise announcement, Fallout Shelter received its largest update on December 11, 2025. The free mobile hit that earned 230 million downloads now features Seasons, TV show tie-ins with Lucy and The Ghoul, and years of content finally hitting Steam.

Military Logistics Simulator just launched December 12, 2025, putting you behind the wheel of supply operations instead of frontline combat. Developed by Nano Games and published by Aerosoft, it features real military vehicles, co-op multiplayer, and a German Shepherd companion who sniffs out explosives.

Oddcore launches January 7, 2026, bringing retro roguelike shooter action to liminal nightmare spaces. Developed by ODDCORP over 14 months of late nights, it blends Crab Champions gameplay, Risk of Rain 2 progression, and ULTRAKILL movement with weirdcore aesthetics.

Hyung-tae Kim received the Presidential Commendation at the 2025 Korea Content Awards on December 10 for strengthening Korean gaming’s global competitiveness. The award recognizes his 25-year career and Shift Up’s success with Stellar Blade and Goddess of Victory: Nikke.

GRIMPS by Watt Studio flips shooter expectations by making cute plushies the enemy. With modular dismemberment, ragdoll physics, and procedural enemy generation, this first-person action-adventure proves adorable and violent aren’t mutually exclusive.