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3102 games released in 2026 and reviewed here, best first.
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A short, Sokoban-style puzzle game from solo Indonesian studio MadCreativity Entertainment, sending a scrappy mech droid named Goob across a neon-lit city to repair and befriend a collection of android women, which reviewers found charming and well-made even as several called out its brevity before the developer made it free outright two months after launch.
6.7 / 10
This charming hidden-object game about a family of mice pairs a genuinely sweet story mode with a challenging 360-degree search mode, though that same 360-degree camera work is exactly what one detailed reviewer warns sensitive players to watch out for.
6.7 / 10
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A fast, stylish Cruelty Squad-flavored boomer shooter about fighting for your life on a dystopian livestream, with genuinely great movement undercut by a short runtime and a rough crop of launch bugs.
6.7 / 10
A charming hidden-object cooking game with a lovable kitchen ghost — delightful while it lasts, but it lasts barely an hour.
6.7 / 10
You Choose Your Own Monsters, Then Have to Beat Them RAKHEM is an action platformer roguelite built around a simple but effective twist on the run-collecting genre: instead of just
6.7 / 10
A gorgeous, story-laced bullet heaven roguelite with a huge cast and real charm, held back by a cramped inventory and a rough crop of Early Access bugs.
6.7 / 10
A Can With a Grudge Against Physics Rollin' Ravioli is a physics-based rage-platformer from two-person studio Spark Labs Gaming, built entirely around a single joke taken compl
6.7 / 10
A Tower Defense Game Where Your Mouse Hand Is the Weapon Runeomicon casts the player as a disgraced dark wizard, woken mid-nap from exile and immediately besieged by an armed mob o
6.7 / 10
A third-person looter-shooter RPG that puts players in the seat of a customisable submersible shrimp mech, fighting Lovecraftian sea monsters solo or with up to six players, backed by genuinely inventive build variety and a strong sense of humour, but held back by a progression system that resets more than it should.
6.7 / 10
An auto-battling necromancer dungeon crawler from solo-leaning studio 8BitSkull, built around commanding a horde of skeleton minions against flesh-and-blood enemies, whose Diablo 2-necromancer power fantasy and pixel art won over most players even as a slow, RNG-heavy grind split the review sample down the middle.
6.7 / 10
A short, funny VR job simulator about working off an alien abduction debt for a shady intergalactic corporation, carried almost entirely by its voice acting, tactile interactions, and comedic writing.
6.7 / 10
A Turn-Based Fleet Command Sim With Corporate Dystopia Flavor Station Command is a turn-based tactics and auto-battler hybrid from small indie studio Respite Games that casts you a
6.7 / 10
A budget-priced, atmospheric paranormal investigation thriller carried by a genuinely inspired pendulum mechanic and a stellar lead performance, undercut by weak scares, a frustrating combat-heavy back half, and rough technical polish.
6.7 / 10
A cosy desktop-companion idler starring a soup-making onion, whose deep cosmetic customisation and cheap price tag win over a small but devoted audience despite a handful of unclear stats and janky multiplayer.
6.6 / 10
A cozy bakery management sim that automates its simple baking loop within a few hours to make room for its real focus: a surprisingly deep, often emotional cast of animal customers with their own stories, told through a charming scrapbook system.
6.6 / 10
Zero Reviews for an Ambitious Branching Space Story Contraband: Edge of the Fold launched on Steam on 19 August 2026 from developer Dero Lavigne, and at the time of writing it has
6.6 / 10
Die on the Job, Steal the Data, Catch the Last Train Home DATA BREACH puts you and up to three friends in the boots of expendable corporate robots sent into hostile facilities to s
6.6 / 10
A Hearthstone-flavoured roguelike deckbuilder starring half a dozen parallel-universe versions of Sun Wukong, each with a distinct card pool, wrapped in flashy animated art and let down by punishing difficulty spikes and a rough technical launch.
6.6 / 10
Redubbing Video Clips Turns Out to Be a Perfect Party Format Dub Together's pitch is disarmingly simple: up to six players watch a video clip, record their own spoken lines ove
6.6 / 10
A Plague Inc.-style world-ending strategy sim from DryGin Studios that reviewers welcomed as a worthy successor to that genre's throne, even as a rocky launch of crashes, a confusing UI, and no save system drew real frustration before a major "Community Feedback Update" addressed most of it directly.
6.6 / 10
Uncle Froger's Hat, and a Tree Full of Frogs Find My Frogs: Branches is My Eye Studio's follow-up to their earlier hidden-object game Find My Frogs, and it keeps the same l
6.6 / 10
A beautiful return to the world of Forgotton Anne "Forgotlings" positions itself as a prequel and spiritual successor to Throughline Games' 2018 cult favorite "F
6.6 / 10
A pocket-sized basketball toy where you grab the ball and sling it at a moving hoop before the 60-second clock runs out.
6.6 / 10
A Desperate Job Hunt Lands You Under a Corrupt CEO HB Inc. is a short, free-to-play visual novel about landing a job in the worst possible way: your new boss is an openly corrupt C
6.6 / 10
