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6 Best Upcoming Steam Games Worth Adding to Your Wishlist

No matter how many cool Steam games you think are coming, think again. Here are six cool upcoming Steam games to wishlist.

6 Best Upcoming Steam Games Worth Adding to Your Wishlist

For fans eagerly anticipating Grand Theft Auto 6, indie developers are stepping up to showcase their upcoming games during October. In this ongoing series, we bring you a selection of exceptional upcoming games from LudoNarraCon, an annual festival run by Fellow Traveller. Here are six standout games that you should add to your Steam wishlist.

First up, Nirvana Noir, a detective sequel set in a vibrant world of jazz and colorful mysteries. Developer Feral Cat Den, known for their visually striking debut Genesis Noir, is now working on a more colorful follow-up. Spiritfarer developer Thunder Lotus has created a genre-redefining Metroidvania called At Fate's End, where you navigate the struggle between a warring family.

The Marvelous Raincaster of Yell Holler is a "time-looping puzzle ballad" where you piece together a town's lore while playing as a folklorist and a rooster.

Apple Crumble, a classic whodunnit, is on the horizon from the creators of Duck Detective and will be available on Dec. 3. I Shall Name the Dead is a poetic interactive fiction game about communing with the dead, with stunning hand-drawn art that makes it a must-see. Finally, Work Work Work, a psychological horror game developed by the creators of A Space for the Unbound, offers a unique take on the tech industry horror genre.

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