Major and minor titles. This is a rundown from the PC Gaming Show.

Through many short gameplay shots, the hardcore role-playing action movie Lords of the Fallen came to mind.

Fans of the ultra-hardcore survival shooter Road to Vostok can look forward to an extensive new demo this fall. The first demo attracted over 400,000 players.

Fans of real-time strategy, especially the legendary Red Alert, should pay attention. They are replaced by a spiritual successor named DORF.

The game takes place in a dark version of the Earth of the future, destroyed by genetic experiments, endless wars and alien anomalies. There will be three playable factions, each with a separate story campaign and unique units. Factions: Industrial Collapsing Empire, advanced New World Order and Mad Max-style barbarians.

The creators of Green Hell Survival are trying to take it to the next level and come up with Chimera Survival, in which you will explore a mysterious planet in an ever-changing open world torn apart by repeated cataclysms.

The former creators of Cyberpunk 2077 and Dying Light continue to work on their dream title, The Invincible, which they reminded us of. We will play as the scientist Yasnu, who is exploring the mysterious desert planet Regis III, where she is looking for the missing members of her crew. Meanwhile, he becomes embroiled in a political conflict between rival factions.

Create your own space agency in Mars Horizon 2: The Search for Life. Soon you will be able to start developing an alpha test, which is just around the corner. Registration here. The full version will be released in 2024 on PC.

Path of Exile 2 has big ambitions. Will the new gameplay footage convince you? Learn more on 28.07.

For the first time, we can see Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin, a real-time strategy game in action, which will be in public beta testing. It will take place from 7 to 10 July, and the second one sometime later this year. The game is being developed by Frontier Developments.

Tropica 6 developers Limbic Entertainment will bring us Park Beyond on June 16th, an amusement park simulator that defies the laws of physics. You will be given the keys to the theme park to build, manage and grow to great commercial heights.

The new trailer offers a glimpse of the physics-defying rides we’ll be able to build: multi-story carousels, roller coasters that wind precariously around mountains, platforms that practically float hundreds of meters above the ground, what looks like a fully articulated animatronic sculpture, and more. stupid ideas.

Park Beyond launches June 16 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.

Historic first-person multiplayer action game Hell Let Loose is getting an Objective mode in the Devotion to Duty update. This is a shorter and faster game mode with small teams of only 25 players. This also happens on the new Brécourt Manor Assault map.