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ANTONBLAST arrives on PS5 and PS4 on 15 October

October 15, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
ANTONBLAST in paper-cut style, Anton smashing crates with his huge hammer

ANTONBLAST, Summitsphere’s explosive platformer praised on PC and Switch, lands on PS5 and PS4 on 15 October, according to Gematsu.

Categories The Indie Zone

Cutout Village enters early access on 21 October

October 14, 2026October 13, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
Scissors trim the tiled roof of a hillside house in Cutout Village

Cutout Village, DevilishGames’ paper village builder, enters Steam early access on 21 October, with a 1.0 release and consoles planned for 2027.

Categories The Indie Zone

Valor Mortis review: a bold soulslike that pays off

October 14, 2026October 13, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
Pistol and sabre drawn against infected villagers at night in Valor Mortis

Valor Mortis review: a daring first-person soulslike carried by its parrying and art direction, despite a few loading screens and a thin bestiary.

Categories Full reviews, Reviews, The Indie Zone

Valor Mortis reviews are in as it launches today

October 14, 2026October 13, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
A sabre clashes with a golden-masked knight's blade in Valor Mortis

Valor Mortis, the Napoleonic soulslike from the Ghostrunner team, launches on 13 October. Early reviews praise its combat and flag a few rough edges.

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Tenebris Somnia brings live-action horror on 16 October

October 14, 2026October 12, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
Julia stares out anxiously from under her woolly hat in Tenebris Somnia

Tenebris Somnia, a pixel-art survival horror cut with live-action scenes, launches on 16 October from New Blood Interactive.

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The Pines horror RPG signs with Silver Lining Interactive

October 15, 2026October 11, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
Axe strapped to his pack, a man walks down a bunting-lined street in The Pines

The Pines, a psychological horror RPG made solo in the Netherlands by Studio Abattoir, has signed with publisher Silver Lining Interactive.

Categories The Indie Zone

Steam Next Fest October 2026: 9 indie demos to try

October 25, 2026October 11, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
Two pickups stuck in forest snow, a scene from Arctic Drive at Steam Next Fest

Steam Next Fest runs from 19 to 26 October 2026, and nine indie demos are worth a look, eight of them already playable on Steam.

Categories The Indie Zone

Haunted Paws demo is out, and you can play as a kitten

October 15, 2026October 10, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
A corgi and a bull terrier eye a haunted fairground tower in Haunted Paws

The Haunted Paws demo is live on Steam: two puppies in co-op in a haunted mansion, plus a kitten in a dog costume that players asked for.

Categories The Indie Zone

ReVamp, where you play as Dracula, is out on 25 March 2027

October 17, 2026October 10, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
Arm raised, Dracula lashes four intruders with streams of blood in ReVamp

ReVamp, Digital Sun’s Castlevania in reverse where you play Dracula, launches on PC on 25 March 2027. A private playtest starts on 29 October.

Categories The Indie Zone

Astral Ascent’s free crossover brings in Expedition 33

October 15, 2026October 9, 2026 by Julien Lefevre
Eight heroes gather at the foot of a blue crystal tower in Astral Ascent

Astral Ascent adds six summons, three bosses and three rooms from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 in a free update from Hibernian Workshop.

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