The week of June 22nd brings a varied slate of PC games, from the energetic synthpunk platforming of Heavydelic to the spooky vacuuming duties in 7 Nights with Vroombi. Gamers can also explore mystery-laden islands, delve into cultist conversion, and experience a shooter that evokes memories of Titanfall 3.
Monday, June 22nd
Early access title Desolation Seed offers a grim vision of urban ruins and societal collapse, promising an open-world combat experience. Doinksoft, the studio behind Gunbrella and Gato Roboto, is releasing Dark Scrolls, a roguelite platformer that drifts relentlessly to the right, featuring a cast of quirky characters. Idle Chapel presents a novel approach to idle games, tasking players with converting rising cultists to channel their prayers into their church.
Tuesday, June 23rd
Relief, a deckbuilding roguelike, blends Chinese mythology with anime-inspired designs. Dimhaven, a mystery photography puzzler from the developers of Quern, sets players loose on an abandoned island resort shrouded in mist. Deer & Boy is an emotive platformer set in a frozen northern landscape, and Heavydelic, also entering early access, is a "Slavic Synthpunk Platformer" with a striking visual style. Rift Wizard 3, another early access title, is a traditional roguelike that emphasizes open-ended buildcrafting through hundreds of spells.
Wednesday, June 24th
Empulse is a 6v6 agile shooter that has drawn comparisons to Titanfall 3. S.A.N.D.Y. - Beach Cleaner, despite its name, is set in a post-apocalyptic world perpetually covered in smog, offering a unique premise for players.
Thursday, June 25th
Machine minion simulations continue their trend with 7 Nights with Vroombi, which puts players in control of a robot vacuum cleaner tasked with tidying a haunted house. Nophenia, described as a "small dream explorer," features a wolfgirl and a fliphone. Omen Exitio: Hunger is a monochrome Lovecraftian gamebook mystery set in 1927 New York.
Friday, June 26th
Eyes of the ElderWood, an early access first-person horror game, draws inspiration from Kashubian folklore, incorporating spell-drawing mechanics with left-hand gestures and revolver combat with the other.