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RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks announced at gamescom 2026 — MP3s & NPCs
Atari and Springloaded have announced RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks at gamescom 2026. The new installment aims to blend the classic RollerCoaster Tycoon gameplay with modern design, featuring new systems for emergent storytelling. It will launch on Steam Early Access this winter for $24.99, with a console release planned for after early access concludes.
Control Resonant “Altered State” Trailer Shows More Combat — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Control Resonant's physical release has been delayed to October 15, 2026, but its digital launch remains set for September 24 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, GeForce NOW, and PC. The game will be priced at $59.99, with a Digital Deluxe edition available for $69.99 offering early access and exclusive content. A special collaboration with ZA/UM Atelier has also been announced.
New WARDOGS Gameplay Trailer Showcases Chaotic Multiplayer Battles
WARDOGS has released a new gameplay trailer showcasing its chaotic multiplayer battles ahead of its early access launch on September 10, 2026. The trailer highlights authentic controls, animations, weapons, vehicles, and gear, emphasizing the game's focus on survival in intense war simulations.
1666: Amsterdam Celebrates Early Access Launch With New Trailer
1666: Amsterdam has launched in early access, accompanied by a new trailer. The game features a mix of witchcraft and time travel elements, with players guiding a protagonist named Noa Brooklyn and her companion Aaron through a dangerous city. The article notes the game's past funding issues and expresses anticipation for its development over the coming months.
The highlights of Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026
Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026 showcased a variety of new titles and updates, with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's free remaster and upcoming expansion stealing the spotlight. The event also featured reveals for Nodusfall, Final Fantasy 7: Revelation, Metro 2039, and numerous other games from both established and emerging studios, highlighting a strong international presence. Host Geoff Keighley acknowledged the industry's current challenges, including layoffs and hardware price increases, while celebrating developers' continued innovation.
Gamescom 2026: Path of Exile 2 will finally launch out of early access this December
Grinding Gear Games announced during Gamescom Opening Night Live that Path of Exile 2 will launch out of early access on December 11th. The multiplayer action RPG will be story-complete and free-to-play upon release, with the Duelist class being highlighted as a new sword-wielding archetype.
Gamescom 2026: Aion 2 makes its global debut October 5 following stress test and headstart
NCsoft announced that the MMORPG Aion 2 will launch globally on October 5 for PC. Prior to the official release, the game will undergo a 'Launch Scale Test' from September 17-18, followed by Early Access for Founder's Pack owners starting September 30.
Gravhounds Reveal Trailer Sends Good Boys Into A Sci-Fi Battle
Indie developer Octopus Panic has revealed its new action-builder game, Gravhounds, with a trailer showcasing genetically engineered dogs exploring and colonizing alien worlds. The game will launch in early access on Xbox Series X|S and PC on November 2, and will be available on day one with Xbox Game Pass. The early access period is expected to last at least six months, with plans to expand the game's content and replayability.
Path of Exile 2 is getting its 1.0 update after 2 years in early access and swords are coming
Grinding Gear Games has announced that Path of Exile 2 will officially launch its 1.0 update on December 11, exiting early access after two years. The game will become free-to-play on all platforms, introducing new sword-based gameplay with the Duelist class.
Path of Exile 2 gets a full 1.0 release date, and a sword class
Path of Exile 2 will officially launch out of early access on December 11, 2026, as a free-to-play title. Developer Grinding Gear Games has been actively fixing bugs and improving the game during its nearly two-year early access period. The upcoming 1.0 release will also introduce a new sword-focused class for the Duelist.
Atari is taking another shot at reviving RollerCoaster Tycoon
Atari is reviving the RollerCoaster Tycoon series with RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks, developed by Springloaded. The game was announced at Gamescom and will be released in early access soon. This follows the poorly received RollerCoaster Tycoon World and a decade-long silence for the franchise.
1666: Amsterdam's early access is live now but there's still plenty that needs ironing out before I'd pay…
1666: Amsterdam has launched into early access after over a decade of development by Panache Digital Games. While the game shows promise with its intriguing setting and character designs, the core gameplay mechanics feel poorly integrated and repetitive. The developers are seeking community feedback to help polish the experience before a full release.
1666 Amsterdam is out and unfinished – but that's the whole point
1666 Amsterdam, developed by Panache Digital Games and helmed by Patrice Désilets, is launching into Early Access with the intention of being a work-in-progress. The game aims to defy expectations by actively seeking player feedback to improve its combat and other mechanics. Despite some rough edges, its unique themes and experimental approach set it apart.
RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks announced, drawing inspiration from the originals
Atari and Springloaded have announced RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks, a new installment in the series inspired by the original games. The title will feature a classic isometric camera, a retro-inspired UI, and an overhauled rollercoaster design mode. RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks is set to launch in early access on Steam this winter for $24.99, with a full release on PC and consoles planned for later.
Humankind 2 announced, coming 2027, and promises climate change and "a new take on historical strategy"
Amplitude Studios has announced Humankind 2, the sequel to their historical strategy game Humankind, set for release in 2027. The game will feature new progression systems, enhanced visuals, a modernized UI, and gameplay improvements, including a focus on climate change that transforms the strategic map across different eras. Humankind 2 will also involve a community feedback process through their Amplifiers program, similar to the first game's Early Access approach.
RollerCoaster Tycoon finally gets another chance as Atari hands the reins to the indie studio behind a zoo management…
Atari has announced RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks, a new entry in the management series developed by Springloaded, the studio behind Let's Build a Zoo. The game is set to launch in Steam Early Access soon, with developers emphasizing community involvement. This new title aims to honor the legacy of the original RollerCoaster Tycoon while introducing modern sensibilities.
Rollercoaster Tycoon Wonderworks announced at Gamescom
Atari announced Rollercoaster Tycoon Wonderworks, the latest installment in the simulation series, developed by Springloaded. The game will be available in early access soon, with a reveal trailer shown during Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026.
RollerCoaster Tycoon Is Back, And This Time It Has Bubsy
Atari announced the return of RollerCoaster Tycoon with RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks, developed by Springloaded. The game will initially launch on Steam Early Access, with plans to remain in that state for approximately one year. A brief appearance of the Bubsy mascot was also noted.
Popular Action Game Out Now on PlayStation 5, Becomes Instant Hit
The action game Yet Another Zombie Survivors, previously in early access on PC, has launched on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 to a positive reception. The game, which features a reverse bullet hell gameplay style, is available for $14.99 and has already achieved a high user rating on the PlayStation Store.
Nearly 500k players showed up for the Wardogs beta: 'The reaction from the FPS community has been insane'
The milsim FPS Wardogs saw over 500,000 unique players participate in its recent closed beta, with a peak of over 100,000 concurrent players on Steam. Game director Howard Philpott expressed excitement about the strong reaction from the FPS community. The game, which features realistic ballistics and large maps, is set to enter early access on September 10.
