Bullet Heaven
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Net.Attack() - Code or Die! Official Launch
Net.Attack() - Code or Die!, a bullet heaven programming game, has officially launched on PC via Steam after an Early Access period. The game features over-punctuated gameplay and a colorful visual style.
Programming-Based Bullet-Heaven Net.Attack() - Code or Die! DEPLOYED NOW on Steam
ByteRockers' Games has launched the 1.0 version of Net.Attack() - Code or Die! on Steam, concluding its eight-month Early Access period. This bullet heaven game features a unique visual programming interface with over 190 drag-and-drop nodes, 13 unlockable hacker characters, and multiple game modes. The full release includes overhauled tutorials, in-game documentation, new characters, and achievements.
LOOPIALIKE — BULLET HEAVEN ACTION ROGUELITE
LoopiaLike, a solo-developed action roguelite bullet heaven game, is set to launch on Steam Early Access on March 20, 2026, for PC and Steam Deck. The game features a spell fusion system with over 45 combinations, frenetic enemy encounters, and multiple characters and biomes. The developer plans to release additional content and refinements over approximately six months before a full 1.0 launch.
Multiplayer bullet heaven Temtem Swarm confirms 1.0 release date of April 2 in new trailer
Crema Games has announced that its multiplayer bullet heaven title, Temtem Swarm, will launch its 1.0 version on April 2nd. The game will be available on PC via Steam and Steam Deck, with cross-platform play also supported on PlayStation 5. A Nintendo Switch version is planned for a later release.
Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional is a charming 2000s, Windows XP take on the Vampire Survivors formula
Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional is a new roguelike game that puts a charming 2000s Windows XP spin on the Vampire Survivors formula. Players control a computer cursor and must survive waves of enemy icons, leveling up and acquiring new abilities. The game features a unique interface where actions like choosing difficulty or activating power-ups require double-clicking, mimicking the experience of using an older operating system.
