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Physics-based survival horror co-op adventure Unknown Depths launches a Steam demo on October 22nd and the full game on November 26th, with climbs for up to four players.

A creature grows from the rock and hunts by scent, so move fast and leave a trail, or shelter in lanterns, fungus, crystals, and shrines where the light blocks it.

A grappling hook on 25 metres of rope lets teams swing, rappel, and rope together, with instant death, shrine revives, and a procedurally generated shaft each run.

Psychological horror experience Shutter Story has surpassed 100,000 Steam wishlists, alongside an updated demo with full voice acting.

Players use SpectralAware software to tweak photos and reveal horrors for Eli’s haunted family, classifying anomalies while first-person house sections unfold the multi-generational story.

The early-2000s OS aesthetic, overhauled visuals, and more than 90 photos and clips deepen a cinematic narrative that earned funding through a successful Kickstarter campaign.

Armored train defense game Iron Maw is coming soon to Steam for PC from developer KRUMB Games, where you command a steampunk convoy against a corporate army.

In 1897 the Free Cities Compact holds with Iron Maw trains, and players build rail cars, aim twin machine guns, and protect towns while their own fire can damage buildings.

Ten battlefields, 42 rail cars, colossal bosses, local co-op rear gunner, and multiple camera views reward careful positioning and surviving carriages that fund the next run.

Dark fantasy roguelite board-builder Beatrix brings an updated demo to Steam Next Fest, available now through October 26th.

Players build decks and shape the battlefield by surrounding enemy cards on a grid to turn them, while Canons change the rules in a stylised vision of Dante’s Hell.

The new demo adds a clearer tutorial, refined battles and progression, plus interface, performance, and audio polish for deeper strategic runs.

Deck-building auto-battler roguelike Deck Beasts lets you draft pixel-art creatures and fight through the warp toward a planned Q4 2026 Steam release.

More than 100 beasts, hundreds of abilities and items, and over 30 relics support rush, hyper-carry, assassination, and debuff strategies with billions of combinations.

Fine-tune custom lists, jump in with starters or a weekly deck, and share builds with other players as Constellation Studios adds more beasts, systems, and modes.

Casual first-person organization simulation Cluttermancer: Tidy Up the Nightmare Alley has a free demo out now, with Early Access coming to PC on October 30th.

Players sort humming wands, whispering tomes, potions, and other magical clutter across a crooked alley of shops in the My Little Cafe Nightmare universe.

The demo opens the first shop, Early Access adds a second, and the full alley holds five shops with more than 6,666 items as further updates arrive.

Alchemy roguelike deckbuilder Corpus et Spiritus releases on Steam for PC on November 3rd from developer Arpentor Studio and publisher Firesquid.

An alchemist signs a demonic pact for the Philosopher’s Stone, then crafts rare metals into cards and talismans at a workbench to outsmart the Homunculus.

Seven card families, customizable pacts, and resource management of health, wits, and stamina build on the studio’s earlier title Dawnmaker, with no traditional combat.

Isometric post-apocalyptic action-RPG Fleshgrinder has a free Steam demo now from Hainalcode, set for October’s Steam Next Fest from the 19th to the 26th.

Implants let a digital virus seize the augmented, and a squad of operatives must stop the hive-mind before it triggers an extinction event.

Persistent factions, puzzles, side quests, dismemberment, optional friendly fire, permadeath, and random loot across 30+ weapons and 60+ armors fill the near-future world.

Lovecraftian roguelike exploration game Feed the Deep is coming to consoles and mobile in 2027 from Fruit Ninja creator Luke Muscat and publisher CerebralFix.

Dive procedural undersea caves, trade resources for upgrades, and manage dark spaces, limited oxygen, and hostile wildlife to complete the mission.

Inspired by Dome Keeper and Spelunky, the atmospheric adventure features a Cedar Jones soundtrack and launches on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Android.

Incremental sci-fi tower defense game Hivetide hits Steam for PC on November 3rd from developer TessaroApps.

Insects flood tunnels instead of lanes, squeezing through chokepoints and piling up against towers, with more than 10,000 on screen in late stages.

Four worlds and 40 stages offer co-op, a half-map mode, 1v1 Duels, and shareable Siege codes, while every run pays biomass for permanent upgrades.

Bartending murder mystery game Last Night, Last Call is coming soon to Steam for PC and Nintendo Switch from developer Rogueside, with a free demo still open.

Mix drinks in Bukovie, charm, coerce, flatter, or flirt with 22 characters, and solve five new murder cases in this standalone sequel to Best Served Cold.

A new gameplay trailer shows the progress, Steam Deck is supported, and the official release date will be shared in the coming months.

Narrative-driven cinematic action-adventure Firva: Strings of Fate is now in development for Steam from developer Gord Games.

Play as the tongueless warrior Firva, bound by fate in the dark fantasy realm of Ramirtana, guided by a narrator and accompanied by her wolf.

Precise dodges, timed parries, and aggressive combos lead to psychologically charged bosses, while a fixed cinematic camera frames a story of revenge, trauma, and destiny.