Peak arrives on consoles; weekly indie game roundup
Co-op climbing game Peak, which has sold more than 23 million copies on Steam, has launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch 2. The roundup also covers other new and upcoming indie games and Steam Next Fest demos.
Peak, a co-op climbing video game that became one of 2025's biggest indie hits, is now available on consoles: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch 2. According to tech site Engadget's weekly indie game roundup, the PC version on Steam has already sold more than 23 million copies.
Peak on consoles
Peak was made by developers from the studios Aggro Crab and Landfall. Players work together to climb mountains whose layouts change every day. The console version supports cross-play and costs $10, while the Steam version launched last year at $8. Developer Nick Kaman told Game File that the amount of content has doubled since the original release.
Other new releases
Hockey roguelite Tape to Tape has left early access, where it had been on Steam since 2023, and now has a full release that also covers consoles. It supports up to 10 local players, and the goal is to stop a team of "evil golfers". Co-op looter shooter Mycopunk has also left early access on Steam and arrived on PlayStation 5, with players trying to wipe out a fungus that has taken over a planet.
The Critical Reflex Time showcase announced and released Cucina Stellata, a free psychological horror game set in the 19th-century Italian countryside. Grease Trap '99, a horror mystery set in a fish and chip shop in the Scottish Highlands, costs $5.
Steam Next Fest and what's coming
Steam Next Fest, which features thousands of demos, runs until Monday. The author tried the Emberville prologue and the life sim Golden Retriever Simple Life, which is due in February.
Upcoming titles include the mobile version of Dispatch (December 9), Faraway and Payday: Aces High (both November 5), and Nyra and the Garden of Moros.
