New releases Week 43, 2026

This week's releases have a proper spread: a small-group looter shooter, a survival-horror fishing trip, a turn-based RPG, a restaurant-management detour and a big solo world to pick apart. Whether the plan is a group session or getting lost in something on your own, there is a clear lane here.

Mycopunk

A co-op clean-up job where the cleaning tools are absurdly modded guns and the mess is an entire fungal apocalypse.

Mycopunk sends a squad of robot exterminators into missions against fungal aliens, with room for up to four players in co-op. Its hook is the grid-based weapon-mod system: the upgrades are not just loot to equip, but parts to fit together and experiment with before the next drop. Between missions, the dropship gives the group a breather before another run. Pick it for a smaller squad night when you want a clear objective, plenty of tinkering and enough chaos to make the post-mission recap worthwhile.

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GONE Fishing

A co-op horror game where the lake is hungry, your fishing trip is the feeding schedule, and missing it is a very bad group project.

GONE Fishing supports one to eight players and turns catching fish into the team's survival job. You need to feed an ancient creature at the lake, while the catches can also be grilled, smoked or turned into useful items. More than 100 fish species and animal baits give the group something practical to work with, but territorial creatures, nightmares and other predators keep the pressure on. It is the pick for friends who want horror with an unusual shared task instead of a straight run-and-gun night.

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FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE

A solo RPG for the player who misses making one smart turn, watching the plan click, then immediately asking for another fight.

FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE returns to a pixel-art setting with a party bound by fate and Visions—echoes of series characters—to call on in battle. The turn-based system rewards targeting weaknesses: staggering foes creates extra turns and opens the way for Resonance attacks. Outside the main journey, the game includes Gilgamesh, a monster Colosseum and the Chamber of Arms. It is built for a longer single-player session where party choices and combat rhythm matter as much as the next story beat.

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ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet

A management sim for anyone who thinks the right answer to a pirate adventure is obviously a floating restaurant with a very long to-do list.

In ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet, you are a new Baratie staff member working with the Straw Hat Crew to grow the floating restaurant. The management loop centres on creating meals from ingredients inspired by Devil Fruits and other series staples, then building out the place with more than 200 customisation items. There are also interactions with more than 400 One Piece characters and different meal combinations to try. Choose it when you want an unhurried solo game with a familiar world, lots of arranging and a goal that is more kitchen empire than world-saving quest.

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Moadra

A large, deliberate exploration game for the player who treats a locked passage as a personal invitation.

Moadra puts you on the sand-swept planet Protea VI, moving through one interconnected world and uncovering its mysteries at your own pace. The route mixes challenging combat and puzzles with hidden paths, while rolling, dodging, wall jumping, sprinting and special abilities help open up more of the map. A scanner bot provides X-ray vision, and Protoplasm absorption feeds into your evolution as you explore surfaces, freezing summits and alien-infested facilities. It is the solo choice here if you want to linger in a world, map out its odd corners and earn access to the next one.

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