Enter the Chronosphere — a rather atmospheric, psychedelic roguelike that practically blurs the line between real-time action and turn-based tactics. So, take on the role of unlikely aliens, create wild combos from a vast arsenal of weapons and skills, and disable mysterious chronospheres. Simply put, you are what you eat, or, in other words, an all-consuming gigastructure. Furthermore, it’s certainly worth noting that each chronosphere you breach contains a variety of biomes, weapons, items, and more. The last run featured cowboys and knives, but now players will be eviscerating alien fish with parasites. Execute effective combos with over 100 items, abilities, and weapons to create a unique playstyle. And don’t forget about mixing gear from different worlds.

Invisibility is a superpower, but only if you know when to stay still. Project Chameleon, released in 2026 by Anonymous King, understands that. You are a test subject in a secret military program. Your suit can mimic any pattern, from a concrete wall to a glass window. But the suit overheats quickly. Use it too much and you become visible again at the worst possible moment. So you learn. You plan. You move when the guard turns his back. You stand perfectly still when a patrol passes. You become a ghost.

Medic Pacific War puts players in the shoes of a field nurse in the American military during World War II. The player will perform difficult, yet crucial and responsible work. They will carefully care for their wounded comrades and brothers in arms, putting their skills, theoretical training, and the medical equipment they currently have to use into combat. Every action taken by the Medic Pacific War player will directly impact not only the lives and health of soldiers but also the military missions as a whole. Players will receive helpful recommendations and orders from officers and other superiors, and they will always listen to the requests of their injured comrades.

Some apocalypses come with fire and ash. This one comes with a sunrise that never ends. Dawn Break, a 2026 action RPG horror shooter from SYN-Studio, traps you in a time loop where each day brings fresh nightmares and the only way out is through the chaos. You wake in a ruined observatory, your only clues scattered across abandoned research notes and the distorted cries of other survivors. The sci-fi setting is a decaying marvel of fallen megastructures and alien flora, where every shadow might hide a stalker and every gunshot draws a crowd.

Tormented Souls 2 asks a simple question. How far would you go to save someone when reality itself is falling apart. This 2025 puzzle shooter horror action adventure game from Dual Effect and PQube continues the story of a cursed mansion that traps souls forever. You play as a new character with a tragic past linked to the house. You search for your missing sibling while being hunted by twisted creatures that used to be human. The latest version of the game adds a new game plus mode where you keep your weapons and face remixed enemy placements.

Artificial Extinction 2 asks a simple question. What if the machines you built to help you decided to end you. This 2026 tower defense RTS building shooter action game from 100Hr Games Inc puts you in charge of the last human bunker. You build your base, set up defensive lines, and then watch the AI horde approach. But you are not just a spectator. You can jump into a turret or pilot a mech to fight alongside your towers. The latest version of the game adds a survival mode where waves never end and you compete for the longest survival time.

007 First Light asks a simple question. What does it take to become the world‘s most dangerous spy. This 2026 action adventure shooter game from IO Interactive A/S answers by letting you live Bond‘s first 00 mission. You are not the polished hero yet. You make mistakes. You learn from them. The game gives you a set of Q branch gadgets, a pistol, and a license to kill. But how you use them is up to you. The latest version of the game adds a new game plus mode where you keep your unlocked gadgets and face tougher enemies.

Angels Love asks a simple question. What if heaven needed a hero who could shoot and still care about feelings. This 2026 casual simulation RPG shooter sci fi game from God’s City Days gives you wings and a pistol. You fly through beautiful but broken skies, fighting monsters that have stolen the stars. But you are not just a soldier. You also help other angels with their problems, listen to their worries, and maybe fall in love. The latest version of the game adds a crafting system where you can build new weapons from stardust and angel feathers.

Voidling Bound a unique hybrid of a third-person shooter and a breeding simulator, gives players direct control over alien creatures via neural connections. Clearing infected territories requires a constant combination of melee attacks, firearms, and well-timed dodges. Allocation of stat points between strength, vitality, essence, regeneration, and agility shapes the unique combat potential of each controlled monster. Crossbreeding the resulting creatures unlocks rare mutations, allowing the creation of invincible hybrids. Harvesting body fragments, pigments, and eyeballs enables a complete visual and functional transformation of the creatures. Exploring handcrafted biomes rewards brave souls with valuable resources and hidden egg clutches.

Touhou Erosion The Fallen Shrine Maiden of Paradise is a fresh take on the bullet hell genre with deep RPG mechanics. Developed by FIVE DUCK GAMES for release in 2026, this action shooter RPG anime game follows a corrupted version of a beloved shrine maiden. Gensokyo is falling apart, and you must fight through familiar locations twisted by erosion. You dodge waves of colorful bullets while collecting fallen energy to upgrade your abilities. The latest version of the game introduces a corruption meter that changes your attacks the longer you survive, adding risk and reward to each stage.