Monday 20th April
Out on 20th April in early access, Space Drilling Station is a vertical outpost builder that offers a surprisingly cosy experience. Players will find themselves crafting their own cutaway dollhouse rig set amidst a magma pool, making for a unique gameplay environment. This blend of building mechanics and thematic setting aims to engage players looking for something fresh in the builder genre.
Quick Facts — Space Drilling Station
| Platform(s) | PC |
|---|---|
| Release Date | 20th April |
| Genre | Builder |
Tuesday 21st April
The 21st of April introduces several intriguing titles. The Third Shift, a Game Boy-style horror game, puts players in the shoes of a museum guard, navigating exhibits like the Human Body and Terrors of the Deep. Additionally, Vampire Crawlers merges genres with a turn-based first-person dungeon deckbuilder roguelite, featuring characters from the popular Vampire Survivors.
Wednesday 22nd April
On the 22nd, Masters of Albion emerges as an early access god sim from a team of former Lionhead and Bullfrog developers, including Peter Molyneux, who claims it’s his final project. As nostalgia for 90s game development continues, Factory 95 presents a factory simulation set within a Windows OS from a less intrusive era, featuring a version of Clippy.
Thursday 23rd April
Thursday sees the release of Above the Snow, which might be the first ski resort management game in the market. Players can design their own hiking trails, tapping into the growing interest in simulation games set in unique environments. This title adds a refreshing twist to the builder genre with its focus on outdoor management.
Friday 24th April
Wrapping up the week, Snap & Grab invites players to step into the shoes of a burglar disguised as a glamorous fashion photographer. The gameplay revolves around taking pictures of upscale locations to plan heists, reminiscent of a non-lethal Hitman experience but with a stylish flair. This unique premise promises an engaging mix of strategy and aesthetics.