All articles tagged with #steam release
Kagura Games is bringing the entire Rance series to Steam through a new partnership, including popular titles like Rance 01-02, Rance III, IX, X, and Sengoku Rance, with some uncertainty about content censorship due to the series' adult themes.
Escape From Tarkov's upcoming 1.0 release on Steam aims to address past issues with cheaters by implementing new security measures, with the developer confident in their ability to protect honest players despite ongoing challenges and community criticism.
Roboquest VR, a roguelite FPS with a comic book art style, is launching on Steam and PlayStation VR2 on November 20, with a Quest version arriving in early 2026. The game has been fully rebuilt for VR, featuring new mechanics like manual reloading and interactive weapon handling, along with PS VR2-specific features such as adaptive triggers, haptics, and eye-tracked rendering.
Escape From Tarkov is set to launch on Steam around November 11, coinciding with its 1.0 release, promising easier access and potentially lower prices, though details on current owners' access are still awaited.
A fan-made project called "Project Arroyo" aims to remake Fallout 2 using Fallout 4's creation engine, with plans to release it on Steam. The project involves around 100 developers creating new assets from scratch to bring the classic game into a full 3D first-person environment. The team is considering legal and logistical challenges to ensure the remake can be distributed on Steam.
A team of over 100 modders is remaking Fallout 2 as an open-world RPG using Fallout 4's engine, expanding the world and reworking mechanics. The fan-made Project Arroyo aims for a Steam release, though no date is set yet.
Indie game Pseudoregalia, winner of a Metroidvania game jam, is set to release on Steam next week. The 3D platformer features slick and agile movement mechanics reminiscent of classic games like Prince of Persia and Mario. With its low-poly visuals and sound, Pseudoregalia aims to capture the nostalgia of the PlayStation 1 and N64 era while offering a modern gaming experience. The game's compact design encourages multiple replays with different routes through the castle.