Monday, August 18th 2025

This Week in Gaming (Week 34)

As we are about to enter the third week of August, we have yet another somewhat slow week of new game releases, although that doesn't mean it's all bargain basement releases this week. This week's major release involves surfing across a wide range of less than liquid surfaces, on a sword. This is followed by brawling stickmen, trying to break free from the system, managing passenger transportation on a global scale, herding weird creatures in the mountains and finally operating a waterpark.

Sword of the Sea / This week's major release / Tuesday 19 August
Surf across magnificent waves of sand and glistening waters on an epic quest to restore a lost ocean. From the visionary artist behind ABZÛ, The Pathless, and Journey, Sword of the Sea is an atmospheric surfing adventure with fast movement inspired by classic skateboarding and snowboarding games. Steam link
Stick It to the Stickman / Monday 18 August / Early Access
Stick it to the Stickman is a physics-based brawler where you fight heaps of red stickmen to become the boss. Choose from hundreds of unique moves to construct the perfect combat machine and fight your way to the top of the corporate ladder. Steam link
Void/Breaker / Tuesday 19 August / Early Access
You are trapped in an endless sequence by the all-seeing, hostile AI. You are its prisoner - forced to fight, die, and repeat. The machines think you'll never escape. The system is designed to keep you here. Steam link
Worldwide Rush / Wednesday 20 August
Worldwide Rush lets you experience passenger transportation and management on a global scale. Expand your company, meet the growing travel demand, compete against other companies, and discover new continents with its unique vehicles. The entire world is yours to control. Steam link
Herdling / Thursday 21 August
Herdling is a brand new adventure from Okomotive, creators of the atmospheric and acclaimed FAR games, and Panic, publishers of Firewatch.Head out on a grand alpine expedition with a herd of loveable beasts, as you ascend a mountain path, encounter eerie dangers and surprising obstacles, and forge your way to the mystery at the summit. Steam link
Waterpark Simulator / Friday 22 August / Early Access
Build and run your own waterpark. Design slides, send guests flying with ragdoll physics, manage staff, and fully customize your park. Turn total madness into a five-star empire in this first-person management simulator. Steam link





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12 Comments on This Week in Gaming (Week 34)

#1
Kwadratowicz
Trrrryt
Another week another demo :) Void/Breaker :)
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TheLostSwede
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KwadratowiczAnother week another demo :) Void/Breaker :)
It's been available for quite a while. I played it a few months ago, it was ok, but nothing I got really hooked at. It seems to have been expanded a bit since then though.
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Chaitanya
Its MotoGP double header time(with 1 excellent race at Austria done and Hugary coming up this weekend), also rains have returned in force so will be out in field herping(at discretion of my doctors) in coming days.
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Kwadratowicz
Trrrryt
TheLostSwedeIt's been available for quite a while. I played it a few months ago, it was ok, but nothing I got really hooked at. It seems to have been expanded a bit since then though.
Without Your lists I would miss it :), (like MIO: Memories in Orbit i could miss too but demo was so fun to play that I will buy it at launch :) )
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Veseleil
Sword of the sea! Finally!
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Kwadratowicz
Trrrryt
VeseleilSword of the sea! Finally!
Looks nice, I will wait for reviews on Steam and maybe get it in waiting for MIO ;)
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Veseleil
KwadratowiczLooks nice, I will wait for reviews on Steam and maybe get it in waiting for MIO ;)
Herdling looks interesting as well, but I hope it will run good, because graphics look way too good to be true (and stutterless).
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Kwadratowicz
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VeseleilHerdling looks interesting as well, but I hope it will run good, because graphics look way too good to be true (and stutterless).
The steam hardware requirements are low :) and it looks like it could be not that resource-hungry :) question is for which resolution the requirements are listed.
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