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The role-playing game Caves of Qud was first released as an Early Access title for PC on July 15, 2015, and officially launched on December 5, 2024. You can find it on Steam, GOG, and itch.io.

Rumors suggested a February 2026 release, but a recent post by leaker NateTheHate on ResetEra indicates the Switch 2 version has been put on hold for a few months. According to the post, the effort and cost of porting the game to the Switch 2 are now considered too high given the likely sales. Previously, Take-Two acknowledged that initial sales figures were lower than expected, but they remain committed to supporting the game through Gearbox.

The core of the story revolves around Vendetta, a powerful character who quickly became popular last year. A new animated short reveals her origins and motivations, showing how she rose through the ranks of Talon and became a serious threat. The short culminates in a dramatic showdown where she battles Doomfist to the death.

Released last year, Docked lets you take on the role of a port operator at Port Wake, working to build upon your father’s work. You’ll do this by skillfully loading and unloading cargo with specialized vehicles, maintaining equipment, and meeting important deadlines.

So, Dungeons & Dragons has been around since 1974, and honestly, there have been a TON of video games based on it – over 100! A lot of them are actually really good, like Demeo, which feels like playing on a virtual tabletop, or the huge RPG experience that is Baldur’s Gate 3. But let’s be real, there have been some duds too. Games that didn’t quite make the cut, either because they’re gone now, or just had some seriously weird gameplay. If you’re curious which D&D games you should probably skip, I’ve put together a list of the worst ones out there.