Today, Electronic Arts launched the first wave of 25+ EA games on Steam, starting with classics such as Dragon Age, Dragon Age II, several Need for Speed titles and with more on the way.
The Kingdom franchise is beloved for its innovative gameplay based on a minimalistic 3 button mechanic, stunning pixel art, and an evocative soundtrack.
Sea Of Craft is a realistic physics-based construction and adventure game where you have hundreds of building materials and weapons to choose from, giving you infinite options for your creations.
A blend of tower defense strategy and bursts of arcade action, Rock of Ages III: Make & Break sees opponents rolling massive boulders toward each other’s castles while building defenses to protect their own.
An adaptation of cult classic tabletop game Necromunda, Necromunda: Underhive Wars is a turn-based tactical RPG set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe.
Legends of Ellaria is a first person adventure and RPG where you can build your own kingdom and fight epic battles, switching between FPS and RTS modes.
Combining both heroic action combat with tactical troop maneuvers, Conqueror's Blade allows players to experience authentic medieval warfare as they command fearsome armies.
Ever Forward is a 3D adventure puzzle game. It tells the story of a girl, Maya, who is lost in a strange world somewhere between reality and imagination.
Circadian City is a life simulation game where players control their character's life 24/7 from building relationships in the day to surreal dreams at night.
Mortal Kombat 11 deepens and personalizes the experience unlike ever before with an all new Custom Character Variation System that gives players the creative control of building customized versions of the character roster.
Another day, another batch of game trailers was released. Instead of giving them all their own posts, we grouped them, and so far there are trailers for:
The Academy: The First Riddle is a puzzle-packed adventure set in a school filled with mystery.
Own, upgrade and customize hundreds of elite-brand road- and race-cars, personalize your racing hero, then race your way up from weekend warrior to racing legend in stunning global locations.
In Elite Dangerous is a space simulation game where you take a ship and 100 credits to make money legally or illegally - trade, bounty-hunt, pirate, assassinate your way across the galaxy.
School Of Magic is a hack and slay roguelike with a deck building leveling system where you combine spells, face reckless creatures and make wise choices on the way to passing the entrance exam.
In Gear.Club Unlimited 2 players race along more than 1800 miles of roads at the wheel of the most beautiful cars made by top manufacturers.
Another day, another batch of games shipped to stores. Instead of giving them all their own posts, we grouped them, and so far there are announcements for:
Curse of the Sea Rats is an exploration-focused, hand-drawn animation side-scroller RPG leading a group of heroes who are transformed into rats by a pirate witch.
Gwent: The Witcher Card Game is a free-to-play card game that puts you, not your cards, in the center of the action.
Project Downfall is a retro-style, cyberpunk, reflex-based shooter.
Swords of Gargantua is a VR online action/RPG that provides 4-player online co-op set in a world dominated by a race of giants called the Gargantua.
Rise Of Humanity is a turn-based strategy deck-building game where players will gather, upgrade and combine cards, recruit new heroes as others meet their unfortunate demise and discover new strategies by completing missions in an attempt to stop the remnant of project Hivemind.
The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters is a survival-horror adventure game featuring deadly new mechanics and the iconic, psychotic killer, Dark Song.
Banner of the Maid is a mix of turn-based strategy and JRPG, set in an alternate French Revolution (late 18th to early 19th century) with fantasy elements and a unique anime art style.
A steampunk-themed strategy game on a frozen world, Frostpunk asks what choices you would be willing to make and how far could you bend morality to stay alive.
