We’ve got plenty of wholesome news to look forward to this week. Dave the Diver is preparing to surface again with a physical edition on the horizon, while Two Point Museum adds the Zooseum DLC and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment bring new content to keep your adventures lively. If you fancy trying before you buy, Life Below offers a demo that lets you dive into a different kind of city builder.
And for those ready to jump straight in, the retro-flavoured Atari Gamestation Go is out now, alongside the cosy farming sim Sunset Sprout and the old-school action RPG The South Island. Whether you’re after nostalgia, relaxation, or a challenge, this week’s line-up looks packed with variety.
Physical Edition for Dave the Diver
Silver Lining Interactive is teaming up with MINTROCKET to bring the physical edition of Dave the Diver to PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026, complete with the In the Jungle DLC. You’ll finally be able to reel in a physical edition of the award-winning deep-sea adventure, packed with new areas, creatures, and challenges.
Already a global hit with over six million copies sold, DAVE THE DIVER looks is a colourful blend of casual adventure, RPG, and management gameplay that we gave our highest rating. By day, you dive into the mysterious Blue Hole to hunt exotic fish and uncover secrets; by night, you swap your harpoon for a chef’s knife to run a bustling sushi restaurant. The quirky cast of companions and fast-paced minigames make it feel like a charming, character-driven journey.
Pre-orders for the boxed edition are surfacing soon through Silver Lining Direct and local retailers, with more details promised at the start of 2026.
Two Point Museum: Zooseum – DLC Overview
You’re about to get a bigger, wilder expansion for Two Point Museum with Two Point Museum: Zooseum, the second paid DLC for the game. It looks like a colourful, animal-packed adventure where you’ll set up shop in the lush Silverbottom Park, recruit a new Wildlife expert, and head off on expeditions to the Farflung Isles.
You can expect over 40 wildlife exhibits to rescue, from tiny terrarium critters to roaring lions, plus a fresh five-star campaign. You’ll spot adorable new gift shop items, interactive workshop displays, themed decorations, and two animal-focused rooms: Habitat and Wildlife Welfare.
This DLC will be available on Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S from December 2nd, and Nintendo Switch 2 in Q1 2026. The price is £9.99 | €10.99 | $10.99. The 7.0 update of Two Point Museum, which has already gone live, includes a little taster to Zooseum.
Free Update for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment
As if there’s not already enough to do in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment. Just three weeks after launch, Nintendo is dropping a free update on 27th November 2025.
You’ll be getting fresh weapons, a brand new Sync Strike for Zelda, and the return of fan‑favourite Korok Calamo. If you thought the game already had plenty to unlock, this update piles on even more: extra challenges, tougher enemies, stronger materials, and the chance to team up with the Block Golem for another Sync Strike.
A handful of new battles are also landing this Thursday, including one intriguingly titled “A serious battle with Rauru”.
Life Below – Dive into a Different Kind of City Builder
You’re not just building cities in Life Below — you’re restoring life beneath the waves. Instead of roads and skyscrapers, you’ll be balancing sub‑aquatic biology, inspired by the real science of coral reefs.
As Thalassa, the newly appointed guardian of the reef, you’ll be tasked with protecting the reef heart, attracting new species, and rebuilding fragile ecosystems. Alongside your mentor Pontus, you’ll guide a living, breathing community where biodiversity is the key to survival.
By turning coral reefs into vibrant ‘cities’, Life Below blends marine science with fantasy, offering you a fresh perspective on both city building and ocean conservation.
The date is yet to be announced on Steam, but there is already a demo for you to try!
Atari Gamestation Go – Retro Gaming On the Move
You can now get your hands on the officially licensed Atari Gamestation Go, My Arcade’s newest portable console. Available at major North American retailers, including Gamestop, Amazon, Walmart, and directly from Atari.com. If you’re into retro gaming, this might be a perfect pick for the holiday season.
My Arcade says it’s strengthening supply chains to keep up with demand, and with good reason. The handheld packs a robust library: modern Recharged titles like Asteroids, Missile Command, Centipede, Breakout, Berzerk, plus Balls of Steel Pinball and PAC‑MAN.
You’ll also find a treasure trove of Atari classics from the 2600, 5200, 7800, and Arcade eras — think Tempest, Warlords, and plenty more.
Farming Sim Sunset Sprout on Steam
Fontty Games is releasing Sunset Sprout, on November 28 on Steam.
In this cozy farming adventure, you’ll step into a countryside that looks bathed in warm sunset light, where life moves at a gentle pace. The game looks colourful and inviting, letting you grow crops, decorate your homestead, and connect with friendly neighbours. You can craft meals, share gifts, and enjoy small joys without timers or deadlines — it feels like a farming game designed for pure relaxation.
With its soft colours and heartfelt design, Sunset Sprout looks like the perfect escape if you enjoy titles such as Stardew Valley, Cozy Grove, or Garden Paws. If you want to try it first, there’s a demo available on Steam.
Action RPG The South Island
Action RPG The South Island has already landed on Steam, and you can even try a demo before diving in.
You’ll step into the shoes of Ayo, a young adventurer who looks separated from his mother after a desperate act of courage. Washed ashore on a mysterious land, you’ll explore dense forests, open fields, and dark caves while facing enemies that range from wild animals to hostile warriors.
The game looks like a nostalgic pixel-art RPG, blending the exploration vibes of Zelda (SNES) with the progression depth of Diablo. Expect over 40 hand-drawn maps, epic boss battles, and 2D platform-style encounters. You’ll gather resources, craft native recipes, and wield weapons from spears and bows to arquebuses and magic staffs.
Along the way, you’ll discover puzzles, mini-games, and side quests that make the journey feel rich and varied. With its mix of exploration, crafting, and heartfelt storytelling, The South Island looks like a proper old-school adventure with plenty of charm.
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