Reshine has a confirmed November 27, 2026 release on PC, Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. A PC demo is available now.
Reshine entered 2026 as a PC antique restoration simulator from Quite OK Games, announced with a free Steam playtest starting June 16, 2026 and a plan for a full release later in the year. The game passed 10,000 Steam wishlists in 10 days during May 2026. The pitch was calm, minimal restoration work, and the playtest served as the first public trial of that loop.
By October, the release had a date and a wider platform list. Quite OK Games set Reshine for November 27 on PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. A Steam store page lists November 26, which the Japanese release shifts by time zone. Players disassemble rusted objects in an attic workshop, strip paint and rust with tools including a sandblaster and electrolytic cleaning, then repaint by airbrush and reassemble. A PC demo is available now.
Coverage around Reshine also runs through its publisher's other business. Fireshine Games, which handles Core Keeper, Far Far West, and Necesse, ran its own Tokyo Game Show booth for the first time in 2026, but no story ties Fireshine to Reshine's release. The two Reshine stories stand on their own: a wishlist milestone and playtest in May, then a dated multi-platform launch in October. What is settled is the date, the platforms, and the restoration loop itself. The wishlist figure is the only audience number attached to the game so far.
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Quite OK Games will release the restoration simulator Reshine on November 27 for PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, with a Steam store page listing a November 26 date that the Japanese release shifts by time zone. Players disassemble rusted objects in an attic workshop, strip paint and rust with tools including a sandblaster and electrolytic cleaning, then repaint by airbrush and reassemble. A PC demo is available now.
Denmark-based Fair Games has signed a publishing agreement with London publisher Fireshine Games for Necesse, the 2D sandbox survival game that is already available. An FAQ on Steam says Fair Games will keep leading updates, with Fireshine Games exchanging opinions on ideas and feedback. Update frequency stays the same, but more development time could allow slightly larger-scale updates. The latest major update, Rust and Romance, arrived July 31, 2026.
Pugstorm and publisher Fireshine Games released the free Core Keeper update Riders of the Underground on September 21, 2026 (Japan time), for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch. The update is version 1.3. Its centerpiece is the Saddle, a new item that turns any livestock animal in the game into a mount. Players can ride those animals, rename them, and set their behavior to stay put, wander, or follow. A new sub-biome, Moss, spreads green growth through stone ruins and is home to Oreks, a reptilian livestock species. The Hookshot lets players cross rifts and gaps. Three pets arrive with different abilities: Pyokohop, described as coming from the sea, grants a slipperiness effect and attacks at range, while Azeos Jr., described as coming from the sky, can stun enemies. New weapons and armor are included, along with adjustments to mage and summoner playstyles.
At Tokyo Game Show 2026, UK publisher Fireshine Games is running its own booth for the first time, showing Core Keeper, Densha Attack and Far Far West, a co-op action game for up to four players. Head of Marketing Tina Moore says Core Keeper's Japanese success came from matching a popular genre with local partners, influencers and community managers, including Neon Noroshi. Densha Attack is preparing a hololive collaboration.
Evil Raptor and Fireshine Games released the Frostburn update, version 0.2.0, for Far Far West on August 27. The update adds melee weapons, an ice element that freezes enemies, a volcanic map called Hellfire, a new lobby, new upgrades, and a mission-specific currency called Uranium. Concurrent players passed 8,000 for the first time, and a 20 percent discount set a new low price on Steam.
Evil Raptor and Fireshine Games released the major update 'Frostburn' for the co-op FPS 'Far Far West' on August 27, 2026. The update adds a shield system that blocks damage separately from health, ice magic that can freeze targets, and a new volcanic stage called 'Hellfire.' The shield decreases over time, and ice magic includes spells that freeze allies to grant shields, freeze enemies to increase damage, or damage enemies while shielding allies. Three new melee weapons were introduced: knuckle dusters, a lasso, and a banjo. Knuckle dusters and the lasso handle wide-area attacks, while the banjo heals. Existing melee weapons can now be upgraded and customized. The Hellfire stage features falling volcanic rocks and meteors, plus three new quests. The update also includes lighthouses that reveal points of interest on the map, new jungle quests, and new Jokers and skins. 'Far Far West' is a 1-4 player co-op FPS where players are robot cowboy bounty hunters using firearms and magic. The game surpassed 1 million copies sold within two weeks of its April 28 early access launch and recorded a peak concurrent player count of 47,256.
Publisher Fireshine Games and developer Emberstorm Entertainment announced on June 2 that the magical adventure game 'REKA' will leave Early Access and launch its full version on August 18. The game, which began Early Access on Steam in September 2024, centers on a young witch apprentice traveling with a walking house-a structure built atop giant chicken legs. Players customize the house by combining building parts, furniture, and decorations obtained through quests and exploration. The world, inspired by 19th-century Europe, includes forests and swamps where players help villagers, brew potions, and can choose to play pranks. The 1.0 update will add new story content, expanded building options, a UI overhaul, and Japanese language support. Shochiku Games will distribute the game in Japan. The Steam version currently holds a 'Very Positive' rating, with 82% of roughly 2,900 reviews positive. A 35% discount sale runs until June 8, dropping the price to 1,495 yen.
Developer Quite OK Games announced a free playtest for its PC antique restoration simulation Reshine, starting June 16, 2026 on Steam. The game, which focuses on relaxing, minimal restoration work, surpassed 10,000 Steam wishlists in 10 days during May 2026. A full release is planned for later in 2026.