The week of September 7th, 2026, brings a diverse array of new PC games, highlighted by the early access launch of "War Dogs," a 100-player military FPS from the developers of "Battalion." The title features destructible buildings, promising large-scale, dynamic engagements.
Another notable early access release is "Ex Sanguis," a grid-based tactical RPG from the team behind "Othercide." Players will manage combat encounters by positioning units and manipulating turn order.
For those seeking a more narrative and tactical experience, "Thousand Hells: The Underworld Heists" is available. Developed by the creators of "King of Dragon Pass" and "Six Ages," this party-based game blends tactical gameplay with narrative elements.
"SPRAWL zero," a first-person shooter inspired by classics like "Halo" and "F.E.A.R.," also launches this week. It incorporates bullet-time mechanics and gravity manipulation powers, offering a fast-paced combat experience.
"Shroom and Gloom" offers a unique fungal dungeon crawl experience. The game utilizes two decks of cards for navigation and combat, presented with a distinctive hand-drawn art style.
Further releases include "Port of Jumanah," a 2D action roguelike where players take on the role of a pearl diver fighting with a Tommy gun. "In Falsus" presents an action-narrative hybrid involving high school girls in a secret experiment, featuring gameplay elements reminiscent of "Guitar Hero" and "WipEout's" Zone mode, alongside card game mechanics. "The Alighieri Circle: Dante's Bloodline" is a first-person horror title set in a sinister Italian villa and demonic dimensions, tasking players with sealing the gate to hell by collecting pages of the Divine Comedy. Finally, "The Loopler" is a roguelite that challenges players to create points by decorating a model car racecourse.