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Automation autobattler The Factory Must Fall launches its free Steam demo as Metaroot signs on as publisher, starting a new ranked season with factory sharing and improvements from the public playtest.

Players draft buildings from a randomized shop, connect them with conveyor belts, and balance resources and power to produce combat units that automatically fight another player’s factory after the build phase ends.

Developed by Squared Games, the title adds Ghost Battle for sharing factory codes so others can challenge them round by round, plus a reworked tutorial, new walls, animated units, and a full release planned for 2027 on Steam for Windows.

Bullet-heaven survivors-like Warhammer Survivors reveals its roadmap, promising free updates that add new characters, weapons, and quality-of-life improvements for both Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar content.

Players can already unlock over 40 iconic champions, more than 75 weapons, and secrets across the Mortal Realms and 41st Millennium, with cross-save planned alongside regular patches and a larger redacted piece of content on the way.

Developed by Auroch Digital, the studio behind Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, the game continues to expand following its strong launch support, with some updates arriving before the end of the year and clues hidden in the roadmap image for fans to discover.

Psychological horror adventure UN:Me goes on set in a new making-of video, where developers and actors detail the motion capture used to distinguish the four souls through subtle movements, expressions, and eye contact.

Set in a beautiful yet eerie world, players search for the true owner of a girl’s body by dialoguing with the four souls inside her, each claiming to be real while having lost their memories, as traumas close in and choices determine which soul remains.

Developed by historia Inc. and published by Shueisha Games, the story-rich single-player title with multiple endings launches in 2027 for PC on Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2, refining performances after its earlier delay announcement.

Idle kingdom builder auto-battler Windowed Realms is out now on Steam for PC, running in small transparent windows on your desktop so your kingdom grows while you work, study, or watch something else.

Pawns gather wood, ore, and fruit on their own around a growing island, which players convert into weapons, shields, and armor before shaping heroes in skill trees and sending parties on automatic expeditions across realms with bosses and five difficulties.

Developed by Tiny Loom Studio, the game features tiered prestige, global leaderboards per realm, enchantments, cards, gear sets, and a compact mode that keeps running when minimized.

Arcade sci-fi shoot 'em up Sturmjäger reveals its co-op gameplay trailer, showcasing a local two-player mode where a downed player respawns after the surviving one lasts about 30 seconds to keep both engaged.

The game offers ten handcrafted stages with screen-filling bosses, Arcade and Mission modes, Score Attack for leaderboards, upgradable weapons, adjustable difficulty, and an original soundtrack by Rafael Dyll.

Developed by Byteproduct, it arrives on January 14th for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam, with refinements like improved bullet visibility and upcoming keyboard support.