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Resident Evil Requiem is this week's headline PC game but don't forget the Witchers, pirates and pinballs
This week's gaming releases include Capcom's Resident Evil Requiem, a hybrid third-person and first-person survival horror experience. Other notable launches include the early access RTS Rise Of Piracy, the narrative deckbuilder Reigns: The Witcher, and the pinball celebration Snägäri Pinball. Steam Next Fest also offers numerous game demos.
Death Howl Brings Its No-Mercy Deckbuilding to Consoles
The soulslike deckbuilder Death Howl, developed by The Outer Zone and published by 11 bit studios, has launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S (day one with Xbox Game Pass), and Nintendo Switch. The game features grid-based tactical combat with over 160 cards and a narrative centered on a mother's journey to reclaim her son. An expansion titled 'Rebirth' is planned for March 2026.
I may indeed offer my soul to The Killing Stone, an Arctic mansion mystery card-battler from the makers of The Blackout Club
Question Games has launched its new deckbuilding card battler, The Killing Stone, into Steam Early Access. Set in a 17th-century Arctic mansion, the game blends card combat against demons with first-person exploration and narrative elements. The early access build includes three story acts, with plans for more content and languages based on player feedback.
Lost in Fantaland heads to Switch Oct. 9th, 2025
Game Source Entertainment announced that Supernature Studio's board-style deck-building adventure game, Lost in Fantaland, will launch on Nintendo Switch on October 9, 2025. The game combines strategic card mechanics and board game elements, challenging players to survive in a randomized fantasy world through tactical card RPG gameplay.
