6 Upcoming Steam Games That Look Too Good to Ignore

In the final stretch of 2026, developers are unveiling their upcoming releases for the upcoming year. A recent Nintendo Indie World Showcase showcased several games that are also making their way to Steam. Here, we highlight six of those games that deserve your attention.

First up is Witchbrook, a cozy multiplayer life sim that drops players into a magical seaside town. As a witch-in-training, you can attend classes and live out your witchy days with up to three other friends. It promises a charming alternative to the Harry Potter series.

Next is City of None, a 2D platformer helmed by the co-creator of Celeste. With its minimalist four-color art style and moody world, it's hard not to be drawn in by its appeal.

My Arms Are Longer Now offers a unique premise - control a long arm out to cause mischief and mayhem in this bite-sized game. Created by Toot Games, it's set to become the funniest game of 2027.

Threads of Time, developed by Riyo Games, is a turn-based RPG that takes inspiration from classic RPGs. Its unique art style, riffing on Square Enix's HD-2D look, sets it apart from the rest.

Kitsune: The Journey of Adashino is a 3D adventure game about a fox girl and her froggy friend exploring a strange town. Survival is key as you use light to rekindle shrines and fight off monsters.

Lastly, Hyperyuki: Snowboarding Syndicate brings the excitement of snowboarding to PC. With its stylish gameplay and promising soundtrack, it's a great option for those looking for a specific type of thrill.