This week in PC games: go helldiving in Gravhounds, wreck a hoverbike in Airframe Ultra, or feed humans to a cutaway spaceship in Hull Rupture
This week's PC gaming lineup is packed with variety: from high-speed hoverbike racing reminiscent of the 90s to bizarre simulators involving feeding abyssal voids or managing rock bands. Here is what is arriving on your platform.
Monday and Tuesday kick off with a mix of genres. Monday sees the early access launch of Gravhounds, where you play as a dog equipped with a Gravity Gun and jet boosters, alongside Iron Sol, a 2D game where you are a sentient oil puddle. Feed The Forest also arrives, offering a potentially dark twist on the forest-growing theme.
Tuesday focuses on simulators and sports. Highlights include Ramen Shop Simulator, a single-player restaurant management game, and just volleyball, a volleyball sim featuring up to 6v6 multiplayer. Additionally, Food Devils combines tactical RPG elements with restaurant management in a demon-themed setting.
Midweek brings more unique concepts. On Wednesday, Hull Rupture arrives, a 2D base-building tower defender set on a starship. Thursday features the early access release of County of Fortune, a medieval strategy builder focused on settlement growth and trade. Other notable Thursday releases include the movement-focused FPS AlteredBlood+ and Airframe Ultra, a hoverbike racer inspired by WipEout and Destruction Derby, co-developed by the Rain World studio.
The week concludes on Friday with several indie titles. These include the 3D puzzle-platformer Where the Seeds Fall, the laissez-faire colony sim Tenebrarium, and the visually striking Number Machine Math Factory.
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