6 Best Upcoming Steam Games Worth Adding to Your Wishlist
LudoNarraCon, Fellow Traveller’s annual festival for story driven games, showcased upcoming releases and free demos, prompting attention for six indie games to add to Steam wishlists. The selection highlights the range of narrative focused games being developed while players wait for major releases such as Grand Theft Auto 6.
The six picks are Nirvana Noir, a colourful detective sequel from Feral Cat Den; At Fate’s End, a family conflict Metroidvania from Spiritfarer studio Thunder Lotus, delayed to 2027; and The Marvelous Raincaster of Yell Holler, a folklore puzzle game with a free demo. The list also includes Apple Crumble, a whodunnit due on 3 December, the hand drawn interactive fiction I Shall Name the Dead, and Work Work Work, a psychological horror game from the creators of A Space for the Unbound.
In short
- LudoNarraCon highlighted six narrative driven indie games.
- At Fate’s End has been delayed to 2027.
- Apple Crumble is due to launch on 3 December.
Explained simply
Steam is a digital shop and library for PC games, where players can save games to a wishlist to keep track of them. LudoNarraCon is an annual online festival run by publisher Fellow Traveller, focused on games built around stories; it showcases forthcoming games and often offers demos to try.
The six games span detective stories, family drama, folklore puzzles, murder mysteries, interactive fiction and psychological horror. They are made by independent studios, including Thunder Lotus, known for Spiritfarer, and the team behind A Space for the Unbound. The variety gives players a look at different approaches to story-led games while they wait for larger releases.