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The 90s platformer compilation brings together Joe & Mac: Caveman Ninja (1991), Congo's Caper (1992), and Joe & Mac: Lost in the Tropics (1994).

The Original Soundtrack Album by Austin Wintory is hosted on Bandcamp, featuring the London Voices choral ensemble and Phoenix Boys Choir.

The Intergrade expansion includes "Episode Intermission," introducing protagonist Yuffie Kisaragi and her associate Sonon Kusakabe of Wutai Village.

The cinematic adventure game by Wishfully features an original score by The Last Guardian composer Takeshi Furukawa.

The remastered Darkness Trilogy includes Core Design's The Last Revelation (1999), Chronicles (2000), and The Angel of Darkness (2003).

Frontier Developments' zoo management simulation game features uplifting, folk-inspired music by J.J. Ipsen, in collaboration with additional composers.

A deep dive video narrated by Sean Murray, managing director at Hello Games, can be viewed on the developer's YouTube channel.

The enhanced port includes ten DLC expansions and content packs, with improved visuals, better performance, and a broader variety of building tools.

The first-person adventure game with farm sim elements brings protagonist Beatrix LeBeau to a mysterious rainbow island to build, ranch, and farm.

The Tales of Arise original and expansion soundtracks by Motoi Sakuraba are streaming on Spotify, published by Bandai Namco Game Music.

Music from the solo and multiplayer off-roading exploration game by Tatreal (Slava Korystov) & Giacomo Giunchedi is hosted in four separate parts on Bandcamp.

The gameplay preview introducing the adventure game, plus a built-in Level Editor to share custom stages online, are included in the Steam Next Fest demo.

Independent developer Quite OK Games presents three worn objects for players to restore, representing the quality and direction of the overall game.

The soundtrack album is planned for shipping in the first quarter of 2027 on three 180-gram LPs, remastered for vinyl by Matthias Adloff.

Save data from the free demo carries over into the full release of the fantasy role-playing game for Nintendo Switch 2, scheduled for release on November 12th.

Developed by Hangar 13, the third-person action-adventure game is set in early 1900s Sicily, in the fictional town of San Celeste.

The Nintendo Switch 2 port includes the previously released Sakura DLC, introducing over 600 Japan-themed items to the cozy renovation simulator.

The expanded edition of Capcom's survival horror title includes the base game, the Separate Ways downloadable contents, and bonus items pack.

The Endless Summer Edition includes the base game, the full 34-track soundtrack, 3D models of Foxy and Ben figurines, and other digital collectibles.

Spanning 200 relaxing music tracks, the digital soundtrack is hosted on Steam, with streaming in four separate volumes on Apple Music and Spotify.

The Original Video Game Soundtrack is available through streaming platforms, published by Milan Records, in association with Sony Music Entertainment.

Capcom's Deluxe Edition of the third-person survival horror title includes the Original Ver. Soundtrack Swap and assorted costumes.

The third-person perspective adaptation of the story and brutal gameplay found in Arizona Sunshine VR 2 will launch for PC and consoles in January.

The Early Access Anniversary Soundtrack by Ori series composer Gareth Coker includes ten tracks from the current build, plus two trailer themes.

The single-player role-playing game developed by TOSE includes newly recorded English-language voice acting and various quality-of-life improvements.