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Summer Game Fest 2026 Highlights: 13 Upcoming Games You Shouldn’t MissThis article previews 13 upcoming games showcased at Summer Game Fest 2026, spanning various genres including indie, horror, action roguelikes, and revivals. It highlights titles like Demi and the Fractured Dream, Blood Dungeon, Lazy River, Tenebris Somnia, The Lost Wild, Crimson Moon, Nekome: Nazi Hunter, D-topia, Bad Magpie, Slap Out of It, Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered, Forever Ago, and Mr. Records, offering brief impressions of their gameplay and potential.- Crimson Moon Marries Diablo and Dark Souls for a Bloody, Breezy Good Time | IGN PreviewCrimson Moon aims to blend elements of Diablo and Dark Souls, focusing on engaging combat with potential roguelike and loot mechanics. Developer Probably Monsters hopes to create a compelling experience that, while not entirely novel, offers a satisfying gameplay loop.
Another Promising PS5 Action RPG Gets 2026 Release DateThe action RPG Crimson Moon, developed and published by ProbablyMonsters, is set to release in September 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Players will control a half-angel, half-human hybrid defending humanity against demons and vampires in souls-inspired combat with co-op support.- PROBABLYMONSTERS SETS SEPTEMBER 2026 RELEASE FOR CRIMSON MOON, EARLY 2027 WINDOW FOR NEKOME: NAZI HUNTERIndependent game company ProbablyMonsters has announced release windows for two upcoming titles: Crimson Moon, a Gothic action-adventure RPG, is set for September 2026, while Nekome: Nazi Hunter, a grindhouse-inspired action game, is planned for early 2027. Both games aim to deliver AA experiences with AAA sensibilities, focusing on cinematic presentation and handcrafted gameplay. Crimson Moon will feature co-op carnage and deep character progression, while Nekome: Nazi Hunter will offer a single-player revenge story with a mix of stealth and brutal combat.
Crimson Moon And Nekome: Nazi Hunter Lock In Release WindowsProbablyMonsters has announced release windows for two upcoming titles: Crimson Moon, a gothic action-RPG, is set for September 2026, and Nekome: Nazi Hunter, a grindhouse-inspired action thriller, is targeting early 2027. Both games are in development for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC, with new gameplay trailers released for each.
Crimson Moon launches in SeptemberThe gothic action-adventure RPG Crimson Moon is set to launch in September for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series. Developed by ProbablyMonsters, the game features souls-inspired melee combat, cooperative play, and a story about a Nephilim defending humanity from demons.- Gothic RPG Crimson Moon Launching This SeptemberThe Gothic RPG Crimson Moon, developed by ProbablyMonsters, is scheduled to launch for PC and consoles in September. The game is noted for its brutal elegance, music, and Gothic aesthetics.
- Grindhouse Title Nekome: Nazi Hunter Launching Early 2027ProbablyMonsters announced that their action-adventure title Nekome: Nazi Hunter is scheduled for release in early 2027. The game is described as a 'Grindhouse Title' and features a solo protagonist.
- Ukrainian Games Industry Hosts Inaugural Ukrainian Games Festival in San FranciscoThe first Ukrainian Games Festival was held in San Francisco, attracting over 800 attendees to play 10 independent Ukrainian-developed titles and participate in panel discussions. The event, which ran concurrently with the Game Developers Conference, raised $9,600 for the Leleka Foundation to provide medical supplies to Ukraine. Organizers aim to showcase the Ukrainian games industry as a significant part of the creative economy.
- Evening InterviewsDaybreak Game Company is exploring strategies to attract new players to its 27-year-old MMO, EverQuest, by drawing parallels to the appeal of older console generations. Separately, ProbablyMonsters is focusing on developing single-player AA games with a unique style.
ProbablyMonsters is betting on an Xbox 360-esque bonanza of single-player AA kookinessProbablyMonsters is focusing on the AA gaming space, aiming to create unique single-player experiences reminiscent of the Xbox 360 era. Despite initial low sales for titles like Storm Lancers and Ire: A Prologue, the company, led by new executives David Reid and Harold Ryan, is committed to this strategy, believing it allows for greater creative freedom and potential profitability compared to AAA or indie development.- "We love punching Nazis," Jeronimo Barrera says. That's why Nekome: Nazi Hunter is all about killing themJeronimo Barrera, general manager at ProbablyMonsters, discussed the upcoming game Nekome: Nazi Hunter, highlighting its focus on revenge and the satisfaction of defeating Nazi enemies. The game is described as an action title centered around this theme.
Nekome: Nazi Hunter Aims to Be Like Inglorious Basterds Meets Sifu – IGN Preview - IGNNekome: Nazi Hunter is a personal revenge story that blends Arkham-like stealth and combat with a unique Romani perspective during World War II. Developed by Probably Monsters, the game features a brutal hand-to-hand combat system, a notoriety system that affects enemy behavior, and a skill tree that rewards both stealth and direct confrontation. The preview highlights the game's potential for gory catharsis and stylish action.
Nekome: Nazi Hunter Preview – A Grindhouse Symphony of Violence!Nekome: Nazi Hunter is an upcoming third-person action-adventure game from ProbablyMonsters where players control Vano Nastasu, a character seeking revenge against Nazis. The game emphasizes brutal, deliberate combat and player agency in planning assaults. It is set to release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.- Crimson Moon Preview – A Rockin’ Gothic RPG!Crimson Moon is a gothic RPG from ProbablyMonsters that features brutal combat, a strong soundtrack, and Nephilim-based gameplay. Players can engage in ranged or tank combat, utilize risk-reward weapon choices, and experience dynamic difficulty scaling. The game will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC later this year.
Original founders of Bossfight Entertainment re-launch studio as BossfightSeveral companies within the game industry have announced new leadership appointments and expansions in March 2026. ProbablyMonsters added three executives to its leadership team, Kasedo Games appointed Timea Edvi as publishing director, and Sixteen Tons named Sebastian Nußuam as CCO. Microsoft Gaming, Midwest Games, and Escape Velocity Entertainment also saw new hires in key roles.
Jobs Roundup: March 2026 | ProbablyMonsters expands its leadership teamSeveral gaming companies have announced new executive appointments. ProbablyMonsters added Jonathan Lander, David Reid, and Mark Subotnick to its leadership team. Kasedo Games appointed Timea Edvi as publishing director, Sixteen Tons named Sebastian Nußuam as CCO, and Microsoft Gaming welcomed Alison Zeng as strategic partner manager. Additionally, Adam Orth has become COO at Midwest Games, and Arah Collins joins Escape Velocity Entertainment as senior narrative designer.- Chicory: A Musical Tale Now Available on BandcampAn arrangement album for Lena Raine's soundtrack to the indie game Chicory: A Colorful Tale, titled Chicory: A Musical Tale, is now available on Bandcamp. The album features arrangements by Resonant Union with collaborations from various composers and vocalists, exploring diverse musical styles. The project aims to celebrate the game's themes of art and music accessibility.
- Grindhouse-Inspired Nekome: Nazi Hunter Narrative Trailer ReleasedProbablyMonsters has released a narrative trailer for Nekome: Nazi Hunter, detailing the revenge quest of Vano Nastasu. Inspired by grindhouse cinema, the game follows Nastasu's path across war-torn Europe after his family's murder by Nazi soldiers. Nekome: Nazi Hunter is set to release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
- PROBABLYMONSTERS EXPANDS EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TO ADVANCE ITS NEXT PHASE OF PORTFOLIO AND PUBLISHING GROWTHIndependent video game company ProbablyMonsters has expanded its executive leadership team with the appointments of Jonathan Lander as Chief Publishing Officer, David Reid as Chief Marketing Officer, and Mark Subotnick as Chief Product Officer. These additions reinforce the company's integrated development and publishing strategy as it scales its portfolio of original titles.