Dead by Daylight's cheaper on Steam for a couple more days, GOG had four new arrivals, and the trailer feed was flat out with eight new ones from PlayStation, Xbox and GameTrailers.
Deals and sales
On sale on Steam
Dead by Daylight: 60% off, A$11.58 (was A$28.95), until Tuesday 3 November. It's an asymmetrical multiplayer horror game where four Survivors try to escape a Killer hunting them down.
Source: Steam
News
Out this week in Australia
World of Warcraft: Forever: Wednesday 4 November, worldwide release, Windows and macOS.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: Thursday 5 November, worldwide release, Nintendo Switch 2.
Source: Wikipedia
Release: Cairn - On the Trail: Deep Water
Cairn - On the Trail: Deep Water is a free DLC series for the survival climbing game Cairn, now on GOG. It stars climber Aava taking on the ascent of Mount Kami: plan the route, manage resources and survive the climb.
Source: GOG
Release: As Long As She Forgot
As Long As She Forgot is a short horror game, now on GOG. Marlene's spent the day getting the house ready for her family to visit, and as the rain gets heavier things start feeling wrong.
Source: GOG
Release: Croc 2 Kingdom of the Gobbos
Croc 2 Kingdom of the Gobbos, the remaster of the 1999 platformer, is out now on GOG. Croc's looking for his long-lost parents this time, across four villages, rescuing Gobbos and taking on new Guardians, with cars, speedboats, minecarts and flying along the way. Buying the remaster adds the original 1999 version to your library too.
Source: GOG
Five classics join the GOG Preservation Program
GOG's Preservation Program has added five more games: Mortal Kombat 4, Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers, BloodNet, Personal Nightmare and Weird Dreams. The program keeps older games playable and available on modern PCs.
Source: GOG
Trailers
Kiborg gets a BodySplit update
Kiborg's new BodySplit update adds a female protagonist option along with some visual updates to the action rogue-lite. It's out now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One.
Source: GameTrailers, also reported by PlayStation
Black Lake shows its first gameplay
Black Lake is a first-person horror game about searching an abandoned orphanage lost at sea for a missing twin sister. It's in development for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2.
Source: GameTrailers
Coloratura launches on PS5
Coloratura is out now on PS5. Players follow Alex, a musician who's lost her sight, through a narrative adventure guided by sound, using the PS5's 3D Audio to solve musical puzzles and piece her melodies back together.
Source: PlayStation
Agni: Village of Calamity gets a new trailer
Agni: Village of Calamity is a cinematic survival horror game set in a forbidden Indonesian village, following a rogue agent searching for a missing friend. It leans on Indonesian slasher horror alongside classic survival horror influences.
Source: PlayStation, also reported by Xbox
ARC Raiders marks its first anniversary
ARC Raiders, the third-person extraction shooter, is celebrating a year since launch with a new trailer looking back at the game and some of the critical reception. It's on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam.
Source: GameTrailers
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls previews Phoenix Cyclops
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls has a new trailer digging into Phoenix Cyclops's moves ahead of his release as a DLC character on November 2. He's part of the Year 1 Character and Stage Pass. The game is out now on PS5 and PC.
Source: GameTrailers
Apex Legends adds Crypto's new gear
Apex Legends' latest trailer shows off Crypto's new kit: a Surveillance Drone that tags enemies and a rewired EMP Ultimate, plus a dual-wielded Akimbo Wingman.
Source: PlayStation
Zero Parades: Director's Cut heads to PS5
Zero Parades: Director's Cut, ZA/UM's espionage RPG, arrives on PS5 on November 3. The definitive edition adds around 40,000 words of new story, a Backstage Mode and full English voice-over, playing as burnt-out spy Hershel Wilk.
Source: PlayStation
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