Publisher Black Lantern Collective brought the heat during the Second Wind Games Showcase, providing updates on seven horror titles. That includes the reveal of Hexateam’s “demonic offspring between Phasmophobia and Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes” in Exorcist Hotline.
Coming to Steam, Exorcist Hotline tasks a team of paranormal investigators to explore haunted buildings and exorcise the demons within. This four-play co-op sees a three-person ground team searching locations for clues to find out what type of demon is lurking about, while the operator pieces those clues together to provide instructions on how to perform the correct exorcism. You’ll need to focus on communication, quick thinking and multitasking in order to finish the job, but also make it out alive.
For those Dino Crisis fans, Black Lantern Collective has teamed with Momentum Games to get Athanasia across the finish line. Set in an abandoned South American research facility, you are Carmen Flores, researcher and explorer. You were initially called to investigate the reports of disappearances and strange phenomena, but soon discovered that the facility has been overrun with dinosaurs. You must now out-think and outmanoeuvre the brute strength of your prehistoric adversaries while delving into the secrets held in the facility. You can wishlist Athanasia on Steam.
After a successful run on Steam where it sold 170,000 copies, Get(Color) Games’ psychological horror title Berry Bury Berry is coming to consoles. This juicy first-person incremental delight has you growing berries and putting them in a hole. Lots and lots of berries. Earn money and upgrades while you do it. Make new friends with sentient berry pals, and learn why nobody leaves this accursed garden.
Eduardo Scarpato‘s strategy rogue-lite game Don’t Let it Starve had its demo released a few months back, and now it has a June 2026 release date on Steam. This cooking-themed puzzle game, that has you prepping meals to feed a half-chef monster lurking in the vents. Arrange foods of various shapes and sizes to fill every nook and cranny of each bento box, racking up combos and synergies to satiate your captor’s hunger. Produce the most delicious meals with over 120 unique items to experiment with, and keep things fresh to ensure you’re not the next item on the menu.
If you were eager to get a chance to check out WildArts’ survival horror title Fright Train, you’ve got your demo available now. Players take on the role of one Doug Barker, who has just started working for the Paranormal Agency Worldwide, or P.A.W. for short. You’ve received an anonymous distress signal originating from the L.R.S. Great White, a mysterious research station on rails in Antarctica owned by the secretive corporation known as SHARK. It turns out that the train has become infested with interdimensional horrors, and you’ve got to stop them.
Already out now on Steam (and having sold over 60,000 copies), Alexandre Declos‘ dungeon-crawler Horripilant is heading to consoles. Combining idler, puzzle and autobattler elements, Horripilant sees players fight, mine, and think their way through the depths of a forsaken dungeon. You awaken as an old, battered knight, lost in the darkest corners of an abandoned dungeon, with no memory of how you got there. With each step you’ll grow stronger, but beware; every boon has its cost. You’ll encounter bizarre characters, solve cryptic puzzles, and survive the horrors that lurk in every shadow.
dennisCorner’s demonic action-adventure title HR: Human Remains has a Q3 2026 release window. In addition, you can get in on the playtest ahead of its release on Steam. The world’s being run by demons, but you still have a job to do. Solve puzzles and explore a society under a demonic regime from the perspective of an ordinary office clerk. Collect items along the way to decorate the break room, and don’t leave your password on a sticky note.