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Cassette Beasts 2002 is the sequel to 2023's monster-collecting RPG, and it's coming to PC and consoles with multiplayer from the get-go
Bytten Studio has announced Cassette Beasts 2002, the sequel to their 2023 monster-collecting RPG. The new title will feature a 21st-century London setting, cross-platform multiplayer at launch, and over 57,000 fusion forms. It is planned for release on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch, with publisher Raw Fury promising more details soon.
Rivage, A Sci-Fi Time-Loop Adventure, Launches on August 13th
The sci-fi puzzle adventure game Rivage, developed by Exnilo Studio and published by Raw Fury, is set to launch on August 13th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Players control Miranda, who is trapped in a time loop on a space station investigating the mystery of a newly discovered world.
Cassette Beasts 2002 jumps to a new millennium of beast fusing and battling
Bytten Studio and Raw Fury have announced Cassette Beasts 2002, a sequel to the 2023 creature collector. Set in London in 2002, the game will feature over 250 beasts to record, battle, and fuse, with solo and multiplayer options. It is scheduled for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Rivage launches August 13
The science-fiction puzzle adventure game Rivage is set to launch on August 13 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series. Publisher Raw Fury and developer Exnilo Studio announced the release date, with a demo currently available on PC. The game puts players in the role of Miranda, who awakens alone on the A.R.E.S. space station and must solve intricate puzzles to uncover the truth behind a mysterious space phenomenon.
Rivage is a time loop puzzle game where something's gone terribly wrong, power's at a premium, and your…
Rivage is a new time loop puzzle game set on the A.R.E.S. space station above the planet VESTA, where players control Miranda Vigneau. The game focuses on puzzles involving gravity, magnetism, and time, with power management serving as a core mechanic. Rivage is set to release on August 13, and a demo is available on Steam.
One of my favorite Pokemon-like RPGs is getting a sequel: Cassette Beasts 2002 shows off new monsters and the return of…
Bytten Studio and Raw Fury have announced Cassette Beasts 2, a sequel to their popular creature-collecting RPG. The sequel will feature new monsters, dynamic world exploration, and the return of the fusion mechanic. Cassette Beasts 2 is planned for release on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch.
My Cannibal Family Revealed – Build A Theme Park Where The Guests Become Dinner
My Cannibal Family, a horror-themed management simulation, was revealed during the Future Games Showcase. Developed by Raw Fury, the game challenges players to build a theme park where guests are ultimately fed to a mutant family. It is set to launch in 2027 for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
Raw Fury Reveals Brand New Gloriously Grotesque Monster Horror Sim, My Cannibal Family, Releasing in 2027
Indie publisher Raw Fury has revealed two new titles: My Cannibal Family, a monster horror simulation from Wolf & Wood releasing in 2027 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, and Appulse, a pinball shooter roguelite from Le Rado coming soon to PC. My Cannibal Family tasks players with building a theme park to lure and harvest visitors, while Appulse challenges players to master flippers and weapons in a galactic war.
Roguelite pinball shooter Appulse announced for PC
Raw Fury and Le Rado have announced Appulse, a new roguelite pinball shooter set to release on PC via Steam in 2026. The game blends pinball mechanics with top-down shooting and roguelite progression, tasking players with defending the Vektor Dynamics fleet.
Monster horror simulation game My Cannibal Family announced for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC
My Cannibal Family, a monster horror simulation game with cooperative multiplayer, has been announced for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC, with a planned 2027 release. Players will build a theme park to lure and harvest visitors to feed their mutant family, seeking revenge on those who wronged them. A closed PC playtest is currently available.
Cassette Beasts 2002, a follow-up to the original Cassette Beasts, revealed for Nintendo Switch 2
Raw Fury and the developers have revealed Cassette Beasts 2002, a follow-up to the original open-world RPG Cassette Beasts, is in development for the Nintendo Switch 2. The game will feature over 240 beasts that can be fused into more than 50,000 unique, fully animated combinations, with the release date to be announced later. The original Cassette Beasts was released on Nintendo Switch in 2023.
Cassette Beasts 2002 announced for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC
Publisher Raw Fury and developer Bytten Studio have announced Cassette Beasts 2002, a sequel to the popular monster-collecting RPG Cassette Beasts. The game is slated for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
How to watch the PC Gaming Show 2026, including Exodus extended gameplay reveal highlights
The PC Gaming Show 2026 will air on June 7, featuring over 50 games, including extended gameplay highlights from Exodus. Hosted by Sean "Day[9]" Plott and Mica Burton, with a pre-show hosted by Frankie Ward, the event will showcase world premieres from numerous developers and publishers. The broadcast will be available on multiple platforms including Twitch, YouTube, and Steam.
Monsters are Coming! Rock & Road coming to Xbox Series on August 6
Publisher Raw Fury and developer Ludogram announced that Monsters are Coming! Rock & Road will be released on Xbox Series X on August 6. The game is described as a monster-themed title.
The future of European publishing is diversity, not concentration | Opinion
Despite financial struggles at major European publishers like Ubisoft and Embracer, the continent's game publishing sector is thriving with smaller, focused companies. These firms prioritize creative niches, sensible scale, and long-term stability over rapid growth, producing successful titles across various genres and demonstrating a diverse and healthy industry landscape.
Review: Blue Prince (Nintendo Switch 2)
Blue Prince is a first-person adventure game set in a mysterious, ever-shifting mansion, now available on the Nintendo Switch 2. Players must manage a limited number of steps each day to explore rooms, find items, and uncover the secret of the mansion's 46th room, with trial and error being key to progression. Despite some convoluted puzzles, the game offers a charming and addictive "just one more try" experience.
Gayming Awards 2026 Reveals Hosts, Guests, And Early Award Winners
The Gayming Awards 2026 will celebrate queer geek culture on June 8, hosted by Erika Ishii and Dawn. Trixie Mattel will receive the LGBTQ+ Content Creator Superstar Award, and Darion Lowenstein will be honored with the Gayming Icon Award for his work in authentic LGBTQ+ representation in gaming. The event will feature various segments, including a D&D-style scene, a ranking of video game characters, a custom PC build giveaway, and a reunion of the 'Gaymer Guys'.
Blue Prince's Accessibility Update Is Finally Live On Switch 2, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
Dogubomb's Blue Prince has received its version 1.7 accessibility update on Nintendo Switch, following its release on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox, and mobile platforms. The update includes features such as color assist, button remapping, and motion assist options to improve the player experience. The developer also confirmed that a subsequent hotfix, version 1.7.1, is also included in this rollout.
Women-Led Games and Latin American Games Showcases Return This Summer with a Sizzling Display of Updates and Reveals
The Women-Led Games and Latin American Games Showcases will return on June 4th, ahead of Summer Game Fest, to reveal updates and news for various indie titles. The Latin American Games Showcase will feature 80 titles including Shade Protocol and Colorbound, while the Women-Led Games Showcase will highlight games like Soulframe and We Were Here Tomorrow, hosted by Briana White, Rebecca Ford, and Megan Everett.
Inkle's Jon Ingold on why self-publishing is where it's at
Inkle co-founder Jon Ingold argues that self-publishing offers greater freedom and control over intellectual property, despite potential benefits from publishers like marketing and distribution. Ingold highlights Inkle's success with titles like 80 Days and TR-49, emphasizing the ability to experiment with game design and pricing without publisher interference. While acknowledging the marketing advantages publishers can offer, Ingold ultimately advocates for developers to maintain ownership and flexibility.
