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5 Quietly Great Games We Played in April That Didn't Trend on Twitter
This article highlights five lesser-known games released in April 2026 that offer significant quality despite minimal mainstream attention. Titles like the visual novel Fishbowl, the relaxing adventure The Gecko Gods, the quirky cooking game KuloNiku: Bowl Up!, the unique octopus stealth game Darwin's Paradox, and the action platformer ChainStaff are recommended for players seeking engaging experiences outside of major releases.
Five new Steam games you probably missed (April 13, 2026)
This article highlights five new indie games released on Steam in early April 2026, including the horror point-and-click Cult Vacui, the survival horror Subversive Memories, the cozy life sim KuloNiku: Bowl Up!, the action platformer ChainStaff, and the disorienting FPS Agony Increment. It aims to help players discover hidden gems amidst the daily deluge of new releases on the platform.
New PC Horror Point-and-Click Cult Vacui Is a Race Against the Clock
The point-and-click survival horror game Cult Vacui has been released on PC platforms including Steam, GOG, Epic Games Store, and itch.io. Developed by Dionous Games and LBRTY Games, the game features handcrafted pixel art and is set on the island of Barra, Scotland, where players must race against time to stop a cult ritual.
Cult Vacui is Out Now on Steam, GOG, Epic Games Store, and itch.io.
Dionous Games and LBRTY games have released Cult Vacui, a point-and-click adventure with survival horror elements, on Steam, GOG, Epic Games Store, and itch.io. Players must survive a night on a remote Scottish island after a cult ritual goes awry, with a free demo available on Steam.
Cult Vacui Launches April 9 on Steam and GOG.
Dionous Games and LBRTY games announced that the horror point-and-click adventure game Cult Vacui will launch on April 9, 2026, for Steam and GOG. A demo is currently available on Steam. The game is set in late 19th-century Scotland and features survival horror elements where players must devise a strategy to survive the night before a ritual's final act.
