Weekly Steam Square Lists Planet Zoo 2, Boltgun 2 Among This Week's Releases
The roundup's spread, from a zoo sim to retro shooters to a rhythm-action hybrid, shows the storefront's weekly slate running across genres rather than clustering around one.
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The weekly Steam roundup covers this week's releases and announcements on Valve's storefront. Planet Zoo 2 adds fully aquatic species and flying animals for the first time in the series, with aquariums and aviaries. Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 lets players pick between Space Marine Malum Caedo and Battle Sister Naila Baylas. The list also carries over the hill, Enshrouded, Valor Mortis, Beyond These Stars, Ratatan, and Chained Beasts.
The weekly column also tracks sale information alongside new releases and announcements on Steam. Planet Zoo 2 builds its exhibit design around aquariums and aviaries this time, with rearing environments tuned to each animal's ecology and needs. Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 splits its two playable characters by ability and weapon set, from shotguns and fists to a lightning-wreathed sword and flamethrower. Beyond These Stars puts its city on the back of a giant space whale named Key, where over-harvesting shrinks habitable land.
- Planet Zoo 2: Zoo simulation; aquatic species and flying animals appear for the first time in the series
- Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2: Retro-style FPS; choose between Malum Caedo and Naila Baylas
- over the hill: Open-world off-road driving through terrain inspired by real landscapes
- Enshrouded: Survival action RPG set in a kingdom eroded by the Shroud
- Valor Mortis: First-person soulslike with Napoleonic weapons and supernatural powers
- Beyond These Stars: Sci-fi city builder on the back of a giant space whale
- Ratatan: Rhythm game and side-scrolling action fusion with Kobun minions
- Chained Beasts: Gladiator roguelike action where players fight chained to companions
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