The gaming industry has delivered some more gaming news today, including a content roadmap for an upcoming game, a visual novel festival on Steam, and the announcement of a new kitty co-op game.
Here at Simulation Daily, we publish roundups with more gaming news that couldn’t be covered in individual articles to keep you up to date with the work and games from a wider variety of developers than we otherwise could.
Take a look at some of the headlines from today’s news.
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush Gets Post-Launch Content Roadmap
Milestone and Mattel have revealed the post-launch content plan for Hot Wheels Infinite Rush. The plans include a Ferrari Expansion Pack and more than a year of additional content, such as 44 additional Hot Wheels vehicles. These additions are designed to expand the players’ collections and their racing opportunities.
You can see the vehicle pass roadmap below as well as the newest trailer.
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush launches on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2 on September 10, with early access beginning on September 7.
Fall In Love Visual Novel Festival Begins Today on Steam
The Fall In Love Visual Novel Festival has begun on Steam as of today. It runs from September 1 through September 9. This special event hosted by Studio Élan features romance-themed stories.
The festival showcases visual novels that are heavily discounted, ones with demos available to try, ones that are Steam Deck compatible, and even some bundle options.
You can take a look at everything that the Fall In Love Visual Novel Festival has to offer right here on Steam.
Co-Op Adventure The Missing Tail Announced
A new co-op adventure featuring two cats has just been announced with a reveal trailer. The Missing Tail is an upcoming game where two players can play split-screen as a royal cat and a stray cat who find themselves on a shared journey despite their life differences.
Players will cooperatively solve puzzles, explore storybook environments, and help other animals, all while trying to find their way home.
Only one copy of the game will be required for two people to play together; the host can launch the game and the second player joins in through Steam Remote Play Together, similar to the games It Takes Two and Split Fiction.
There’s no release date yet, but you can watch the charming trailer below.
