Life is Strange: Reunion Gameplay and New Remothered — Highlights from the Spring Future Games Show
On the eve of the show, the Future Games Show Spring Showcase streamed live and ran through more than 40 new games. Hosting were Devora Wilde — you might recognize her from Baldur’s Gate III and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 — and Shai Matheson, who’s done voice work for Wuthering Waves and LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. The show had its usual rush of reveals; some felt familiar, others caught me off guard.
We separated some announcements into individual notes:
- Release date of Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes.
- When the jungle DLC for Dave the Diver will come out.
- Sci-fi adventure Aphelion from DON’T NOD gets release date.
- Announcement of the vampire roguelike ReVamp.
All trailers from the recent FGS are on the event's YouTube channel, and you can wishlist titles on the FGS page in Steam. Below are the standouts we picked out — not everything, just what stuck.
Cordura
They opened with Cordura, a cooperative psychological horror that leans into a Victorian atmosphere. Up to four players slip into buildings stained with something dark, grab loot, and try not to get consumed by the place. No firm date yet; devs say a PC (Steam) and PS5 release is planned, with Russian text.
Stupid Never Dies
A gameplay trailer arrived for Stupid Never Dies — the pitch was “crazy action RPG with lightning-fast leveling.” You play Davy, a bouncy zombie near the bottom of a monstrous hierarchy, on a mission to save his girlfriend. Expect fast fights, leveling spikes, and odd items that change how you play. The title targets 2026 on PC (Steam) and PS5; Russian text translation is confirmed.
Life is Strange: Reunion
The devs released a gameplay clip from Life is Strange: Reunion showing Max and Chloe poking around a masquerade. Life is Strange: Reunion drops March 26 on PC (Steam, Microsoft Store), PS5, and Xbox Series. Only text Russian translation is included.
The 7th Guest Remake
Publisher Vertigo Games and devs at Exkee showed The 7th Guest Remake, a modern take on a 90s creepy puzzle-adventure. You’ll wander a recluse’s mansion, meet six guests, search for the elusive seventh, and piece together why the host called everyone here. It’s coming in 2026 to PC (Steam, Epic), PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch. No Russian translation announced.
Project Shadowglass
Project Shadowglass bills itself as an immersive sim with stealth roots and a retro aesthetic. You’re a low-level thief taking shots at a corrupt power structure — thin on bravado, heavy on prep: scout, kit up, then execute. No release date, but a demo will hit Steam in 2026.
DLC for Ready or Not
The shooter Ready or Not gets another DLC today — Boiling Point. The ops team is tasked with taking down a terror cell that’s been causing chaos in Los Suenos.
Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns
A group called Black Tower Basement announced Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns, a revival of the old strategy classic for its 40th anniversary. Planned platforms: PC (Steam, GOG), PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch in 2026. Text Russian translation is expected.
Directive 8020
Supermassive Games dropped a new trailer for Directive 8020, with a clear nod to multiplayer tension. Launch date is May 12 on PC (Steam), PS5, and Xbox Series. Russian text appears in the “directive.”