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The Biggest New Game Releases Of October 2026
October 2026 is set to be a massive month for game releases, with numerous titles launching before the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6. The month features a diverse lineup including remasters like Dynasty Warriors 3, new entries in established franchises like Ace Combat 8 and Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, and promising new IPs such as Hellraiser: Revival and Phantom Blade Zero. The releases span across PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch, offering something for every player.
Comedy Deduction Puzzle Adventure Lil’ Guardsman Launches on Android
The point-and-click puzzle adventure game Lil’ Guardsman, developed by Hilltop Studios and originally released for PC in January 2024, is now available on Android for $5.99. Published by Plug In Digital on mobile, the game tasks players with deciding who enters a fantasy kingdom by questioning visitors and using investigation tools.
SOKO 1977: Anti-Terror Task Force Announced
Paintbucket Games has announced SOKO 1977: Anti-Terror Task Force, a new game blending historical-political deduction with roguelike elements. The game is set in West Germany during the Cold War in the 1970s.
Kamaitachi no Yoru Creator Working on RD’s Remote Deduction
Zakuzaku Takemaru Abiko, creator of Kamaitachi no Yoru, is developing a new indie mystery game, RD’s Remote Deduction. The game is slated for release in 2026 on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC. Players will step into the role of Nozomi, an armchair detective investigating her sister's disappearance by scouring fictional internet sites for clues.
Hollow INN Horror Game Launches on Steam With 10% Discount | HappyGamer
The deduction horror game Hollow INN, developed by Nussygame, has launched on PC via Steam with a 10% discount. The game challenges players to identify non-human guests through observation and deduction. Concurrently, The Division Resurgence, originally a mobile title, has also become available on PC, expanding its reach.
Alien Morgue Is a Papers, Please-Like, But with Aliens and a Sci-Fi Medical Setting
Alien Morgue, a sci-fi pathologist simulator developed by BurGum, has been released on Android following its earlier PC launch. Players examine alien bodies, determine causes of death, and handle remains according to protocols, all while trying to earn credits to pay for a loved one's cryocapsule. The game features investigation, deduction, multiple endings, and a free trial of the first 7 days on the Google Play Store.
