Best Team, No-Rules Hockey! Every Choice Matters in “Very Positive” Roguelite, Out Now—15 Steam Picks Today [Oct 26, 2026]

New titles are released on Steam every day. Many of you probably want to check out the most talked-about new releases but find it hard to keep up with the constant stream of new releases, right?

That’s why the Game*Spark editorial team has narrowed down the selection to titles that meet the following criteria: “released within the last three days, whether in Early Access or as a full release” and “have received over 100 reviews (regardless of whether they’re positive or negative).” We’re introducing all the freshest titles across every genre! Check out this article to see which titles are currently drawing the most attention on Steam.

Task Bar Cube

An idle RPG that can be played in full-screen mode or from the taskbar. You can level up your characters and pets as they continue to battle automatically, and by engaging in combat, you’ll collect rare equipment items divided into seven tiers.

Chests, which you earn every 5 minutes of play, come in different tiers, and all items inside can be listed on the Steam Community Market.

Tape to Tape (Out of Early Access)

A hockey game with roguelike elements where you assemble a team of unique players to build the ultimate squad. As captain, you recruit teammates, combine their abilities and synergies, and upgrade them as you battle against an opponent team that plays by no rules.

The update marking the official release includes a revamped campaign and the introduction of 19 different teams, each with unique mechanics. Improvements to the UI and AI behavior also ensure even more exciting matches than before.

FlatOut 4: Total Insanity VR (Out of Early Access)

A VR-exclusive arcade racing game where high-speed battles unfold through the windshield. This title is a VR adaptation of *FlatOut 4: Total Insanity*, originally released in 2017, where you engage in neck-and-neck races with rivals that can even result in vehicle destruction.

The update accompanying the official release includes courses remastered from *FlatOut 2* based on user feedback. The multiplayer feature has also been revamped, allowing you to hop into other players’ cars and race alongside them.

Tidy Up the Halloween Shop

A tidying-up simulation set in a Halloween shop, where you return scattered treasures to their shelves. You’ll collect Halloween-themed items such as mysterious potions, tiny familiars, pumpkins, and candy.

There are also some “slightly unusual” elements, and it seems there will be moments where you follow strange clues to uncover the secrets hidden within the shop.

QuestAway

An idle RPG where you assemble and send out a party to acquire various loot. Choose four heroes from 10 different classes and explore biomes where bosses await. Equipment has levels assigned to it, and its appearance changes depending on the level.

In addition to 20 different skills available for each class, the game features a raid boss that appears once every two hours, which all players can challenge together.

Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest

An action-adventure game based on the fantasy novel series “Warriors,” which depicts a world of cats. In this game, you create your own cat warrior to hunt prey, hone your skills, and defend your territory from rival warriors while rising through the ranks of your clan.

Players will experience untold stories from the “Warriors” universe. Every decision you make and every friendship you forge along the way will shape the course of your adventure and help you build a legend that will be passed down for generations. You’ll also encounter iconic cats familiar from the series.

Moon Sweepers

A cooperative cleaning simulation supporting multiplayer for up to 16 players. Players, commissioned by the Lunar Administration Bureau, set out to clean the lunar surface—but unfortunately, the only item they managed to purchase was a single toothbrush. You’ll collect lunar dust to sell, using the money earned to upgrade your tools and equipment.

In multiplayer mode, you can work together to clean large areas by dividing up the work, clean the same spot all at once, or transport the collected dust to a collection point. But with 16 players, maybe no one will notice if one person slacks off…?

Setting Off Once Again: One Way Tickets

An incremental adventure with roguelike elements set in a fantasy world, where you embark on a journey of adventure. Players choose a vehicle, gear up, and work with their companions to defeat enemies that appear. Vehicles and equipment can be controlled via a control panel, and you’ll need to watch out not only for enemies but also for the weather and other factors.

The Early Access period is expected to last 6 to 12 months, and the current version includes 70% of the game’s total content. Future updates are planned to expand the content, including the addition of more gear and monsters.

ONE PIECE: Feast at Sea Restaurant

This is a management simulation game where you team up with the Straw Hat Crew to open the Baratie No. 2 restaurant. It is developed by Kairosoft, known for creating numerous pixel-art simulation games.

Draw inspiration from the characters’ ideas to select ingredients, and work with Sanji to develop dishes—sometimes even utilizing the powers of Devil Fruits. The game reportedly includes dishes that appeared in the series, such as “Water-Water Meat BBQ” and “Penne Gorgonzola with Sea Kings.”In addition, over 400 familiar “ONE PIECE” characters make an appearance. You can also enjoy character events and interaction scenes exclusive to this game.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4

The latest installment in the *Call of Duty* series. Set on the Korean Peninsula, this game depicts tensions between South Korea and North Korea reaching a fever pitch, leading to the outbreak of all-out war. The campaign, which draws the world into the conflict, features the return of Captain Price, as well as a story told from the perspective of a South Korean soldier named “Park.”

Additionally, the multiplayer mode features intense firefights on vast maps designed for realism, while the third game mode, “DMZ,” sends players into a conflict zone where they must battle other players and scavenge resources while attempting to escape.

Every Day We Fight (Out of Early Access)

Three middle-aged men who have survived face off against mysterious aliens. A roguelike strategy game featuring tactical RPG and shooter elements. As a survivor of a resistance unit, you’ll explore the field and take on various missions by harnessing the power of a time loop.

Early Access began in July 2025, and since then, the game has seen content expansions and UI improvements. The update accompanying the official release includes new weapons and modification parts, post-campaign game modes, and quality-of-life improvements.

Dungeon In (Early Access Graduation)

In this unique single-player turn-based strategy game, you play as Sara, the protagonist and innkeeper, who strikes a contract with a dragon residing in a dungeon and skillfully runs a shady business while manipulating two rival guilds that can’t stand each other. The game already supports Japanese.

The update marking the official release adds Chapters 10–12, finally bringing Sara and her companions’ story to a conclusion. It also includes new weather mechanics and system overhauls.

F-Drones Simulator (Out of Early Access)

A simulation where you operate an FPV drone to complete missions. Faithfully recreating F-Drones’ drones and their behavior, this game lets you enjoy a realistic drone experience—from flying to destroying targets—while performing precise maneuvers.

Additionally, each location is built using actual elevation data, and since the terrain and conditions vary, it’s important to approach your targets using different strategies.

THE DEAD WE KNEW: Open World Survival

Set in a post-apocalyptic world, this open-world survival crafting game challenges you to survive against zombies and hostile humans, supporting solo play or online co-op for up to four players.

In the game, you gather supplies from ruins and forests to craft equipment, and build and fortify a base to ensure your safety. While keeping an eye on your hunger and thirst, you’ll hunt animals and cook their meat, or grow vegetables in fields to stave off starvation.

Although this title was released with high expectations, as of this writing, it has received a “Overwhelmingly Negative” rating on Steam, with only 19% of the 516 user reviews being positive. Players have pointed out issues such as an unfriendly UI and design—particularly regarding crafting—as well as frequent crashes.

Final Fantasy Resonance

The latest entry in the “FF” series, rendered in a new pixel art style, explores the theme: “What if Final Fantasy had evolved while retaining its pixel art roots?”Set in a world thriving under the blessings of crystals, Rain, captain of an airship squadron; her childhood friend, the knight Raswell; and Fina, a girl who has lost her memory, must confront the “Six Great Allies of Paradia,” who seek to destroy the crystals.

Battles are turn-based command battles where you “Break” enemies to immobilize them, and you develop your characters by combining “Visions” featuring iconic characters from past *Final Fantasy* titles. Additionally, Game*Spark has published a review of this title.

Game*Spark Review: *Final Fantasy Resonance*—A classic fantasy centered on crystals, rendered in HD-2D, combined with strategic command battles centered on “Breaks.” The beginning of a new journey of discovery to rediscover the “essence of FF” | Game*Spark - Domestic and International Game Information Site

Here’s our review of *Final Fantasy Resonance*, scheduled for release on October 22, 2026.

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