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This tropical island farming sim has a remarkable array of NPCs
https://www.pcgamer.com/this-tropical-island-farming-sim-has-a-remarkable-array-of-npcs/
There are plenty of farming and life sim games out there these days, but the one that's most recently caught my eye released this past week. Coral Island is pretty standard genre fare where you farm, explore, catch fish, improve a town, and customize your house.

Obsidian CEO says he wants to make another Fallout
https://www.pcgamer.com/obsidian-ceo-says-he-wants-to-make-another-fallout/
Talking to Dualshockers for the 25th anniversary of Fallout, Feargus Urquhart, CEO and co-founder of Obsidian Entertainment, said that "if we ever got the opportunity to make another Fallout game, we'd make it. There's not even a question of whether or not we would do it, it's just 'Will the opportunity arise?'"

Open-world RPG Gedonia has a sprawling scope for a $15 game
https://www.pcgamer.com/open-world-rpg-gedonia-has-a-sprawling-scope-for-a-dollar15-game/
If you're hankering for that feeling of the open-world RPG days of yore: Morrowind, or Daggerfall, or even the early days of World of Warcraft, then let me serve up Gedonia for you. It's one of those "make a character, then get exploring" sandbox RPGs that were once dime-a-dozen, but these days happen less often.
The difference here is that it's an indie, the product of solo developer Kazakov Oleg, and that Gedonia is a mere $15 on Steam—or $12 at 20% off until October 21st.

Punch thieving children in this free game about making Indonesian meatballs
https://www.pcgamer.com/punch-thieving-children-in-this-free-game-about-making-indonesian-meatballs/
Who among us can resist the lure of delicious meatballs, simmered in a spicy broth, complete with chilies, veggies, and noodles? Because that is the allure of Bakso, a delicious traditional meatball served with noodles in Indonesia.
And that is the allure of Bakso Simulator, an addition to the long line of piss-take simulators, and one you can play for free on Steam. Well, that and punching thieves trying to make off with your expensive cooking equipment or pick your pocket or whatever, some of whom happen to be children.

Konami announces a Silent Hill 'Transmission' with the 'latest updates' for the series
https://www.pcgamer.com/konami-announces-a-silent-hill-transmission-with-the-latest-updates-for-the-series/
Following months of rumors and leaks, it seems like we might actually find out for sure what's happening with the Silent Hill series this week. Konami announced something it's calling the Silent Hill Transmission will be happening on October 19 in a tweet that opens by quoting Silent Hill 2's tagline, "In your restless dreams, do you see that town?"

Try the demo for delightful sandbox mystery The Case of the Golden Idol
https://www.pcgamer.com/try-the-demo-for-delightful-sandbox-mystery-the-case-of-the-golden-idol/
Ready to solve 12 gruesome, strange murders in one go? Hope you are, because The Case of the Golden Idol is out now. Color Gray Games' debut, published by Playstack, is an open-ended detective game where you have to investigate, think, and explore freely in order to solve several deaths. We first got a look at it earlier this year, and its appeal has only widened since then.
Your job is to closely explore, then reconstruct, the scene of each killing in order to deduce cause of death, murder weapon, and motive... when there was one at all. You can try that out for free in a nice little demo on its Steam page, and then buy it.

Dark Souls 2 fans are petitioning for the return of long-forgotten promo weapons
https://www.pcgamer.com/dark-souls-2-fans-are-petitioning-for-the-return-of-long-forgotten-promo-weapons/
This is a fraught world, but we can fight to change it for the better. We can petition FromSoftware to bring back the limited-time promo weapon reskins added to Dark Souls 2 in 2014 to hype up The Lost Crowns DLCs⁠—a shocking omission from the Scholar of the First Sin definitive edition of the game. Wait, what did you have in mind?

Danganronpa's creator has no plans for a sequel right now, but never say never
https://www.pcgamer.com/danganronpas-creator-has-no-plans-for-a-sequel-right-now-but-never-say-never/
Kazutaka Kodaka, creator of the murderous high-school visual novel series Danganronpa, has said he's not averse to the concept of bringing it back for another game.
In an interview with Twinfinite, Kodaka spoke about his upcoming game Rain Code and his decision to opt for an entirely new story rather than make yet another Danganronpa game. "It's not like I don't want to make another Danganronpa game, but I have a lot of ideas and want to create something new," he said. "Someday I may go back, maybe."