Your dear wife has died—in this third game in the series, you must choose how many lives are worth her revival by working with spirits and killing your city. Published by Neon Doctrine. ETA: August 27

Retro horror drawing upon 80's computer games, with an interconnected world to explore and uncover the mysteries of. Published by Billete Cohete (the Blasphemous devs' publishing front). ETA: Unknown

A third-person extraction shooter designed for 1-4 players. Set in procedurally generated, post-apocalyptic canyons. Has vehicular combat! By the Breathedge team. Published by HypeTrain. ETA: Unknown

Inspired by PlayStation 1 era titles, this is a pulpy noir action RPG set in a dieselpunk world that looks stellar. By the battered Graven studio. Published by 3D Realms. ETA: Unknown

Evocative and experimentally told, this psychological horror platformer of a narrative hew is sure to tingle spines. Phenomenal pixel art and animations. Published by Ysbryd. ETA: 2025

A Fall Guys-esque party royale title that also features free-to-play monetization (so beware it may be egregious). Also has some puzzle maps. By the Temtem Swarm co-devs. ETA: 2024

GAMES WE MISSED: Merging tower defense strategy with the en vogue garlic-like genre, Rogue Citadel promises cavalcades of busted synergies and deep combat. Demo available. By the Malum dev.

Did you want more over the top mech action from Lightyear Frontier? Well, this game's gotcha covered, as it blends Space Marine-esque action with farming. Published by Annapurna. ETA: Unknown

The next title from the studio behind Parkitect is a laid-back town-builder that aims to provide a litany of customization options. It's incredibly cute, colorful, and creative. ETA: Unknown

Following up on 2021's well-regarded turn-based tactics RPG, its sequel offers more excellent pixel art, tons of characters, and both roguelite and campaign modes. Published by indie.io. ETA: 2025