Monsters Are Coming! Rock & Road
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Monsters are Coming! – A New Day One Game Pass Drop Now On Xbox And Play Anywhere
Monsters Are Coming! Rock & Road, a genre-bending roguelite tower defense game, has launched on PC Game Pass and is now also available on Xbox Series X|S. Developed by Ludogram and published by Raw Fury, the game challenges players to protect a moving city from hordes of monsters by fortifying defenses, gathering resources, and fighting directly as a leveled-up peon.
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.
If you've ever wondered what it would be like if Vampire Survivors was about driving around a medieval castle on wheels, then surprisingly I've got the perfect roguelike for you
Wanderburg is a medieval roguelike where players control a castle on wheels, similar to Vampire Survivors. The game features auto-firing weapons, upgrades, and a focus on physical combat and maneuvering. A demo is currently available, with the full release expected this year.
"We are looking to add companies that bring something new" – Head of Raw Fury and Combined Effect explains his plans
Pim Holfve, now dual CEO of Raw Fury and its parent company Combined Effect, outlines his vision for scaling both entities. He emphasizes fostering creative independence within a collaborative structure, supporting indie developers, and potentially acquiring new companies that complement the group's existing strengths. Raw Fury saw significant success with titles like Blue Prince and Routine in the past year.
Fall Into Gaming With 20+ Titles Joining GeForce NOW in November
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is adding over 20 games in November, including the launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage. The service is also expanding its RTX 5080-class hardware to new regions like Phoenix and Amsterdam.
