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From the Chronicle

Shelves and Sorcery Launches with Three Shops and Four Distinct Modes
A fantasy tidying game built around the pleasure of restoration now offers structured variety — from no-pressure sorting to compet…

Warhounds 1.0 Launches on Steam with Tactical Turn-Based Campaign
The mercenary strategy title exits development and arrives in full, with a launch discount and post-release support promised.

Project Zomboid's Spiffo Returns as Chef Plushie in Makeship Charity Drive
Indie Studio The Indie Stone is donating all proceeds from the new merchandise campaign to Mary's Meals, following a prior run tha…

Bookshop Simulator 1.0 Brings Multiplayer, the Cotswolds, and Magazines
The game's full release reshapes the loop with four-player co-op, a snowy English location, and a new product category.

shapez 2 Guide Covers Blueprints and Throughput to Tame Factory Chaos
A community post from the shapez 2 team walks through two core tools for keeping factories organised and efficient.

Forza Horizon 6 Adds Exomotive Exocet Sport V8 as Festival Playlist Reward
A bare-bones, 525-horsepower kit car built on a Miata chassis headlines this week's seasonal rewards in Horizon Japan.
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