The gaming industry has delivered some more gaming news today, including a VR game release date, a new free content update for Farming Simulator 25, and an art-inspired game announcement.
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.
Tiny Flock, a VR Game From Human Fall Flat Creators, Gets Release Date
No Brakes Games, the developers of Human: Fall Flat, have announced the launch date of their upcoming cozy VR adventure game. Tiny Flock will release on Meta Quest and PC VR later this month, on September 29.
In Tiny Flock, players take control of a shepherd guiding a small flock of sheep through 21 diorama-inspired levels. The goal is to get the sheep safely from one side to the other using anything found along the way. The game uses a custom physics system built specifically with VR in mind, designed to feel tactile and physical as players navigate the puzzles.
You can watch the release date announcement trailer for Tiny Flock below.
Free Pumps N’ Hoses Pack Available In Farming Simulator 25
Farming Simulator 25 players will be excited to hear that the free Pumps N’ Hoses Pack is now available.
This pack introduces umbilical systems, manure separation, configurable biogas plants, more than 40 new items, and more. These additions expand agricultural operations centered around efficient manure management and renewable energy production.
Developer Giants Software plans to continue to release free content updates for Farming Simulator 25 beyond this free pack.
Explore Historical Paintings in Catharsis: The Last of Atelier, Releasing This Year
Catharsis: The Last of Atelier, an immersive art adventure, was announced for PC and will be releasing in 2026.
From developer Mana and publisher Kodansha Game Creators’ Lab, players can explore expansive worlds of color and light in environments inspired by historical paintings. Paintings such as Van Gogh’s Café Terrace at Night, Klimt’s The Kiss, Monet’s Woman with a Parasol, and more come to life and can be explored from the inside. There are 10 famous paintings in total to explore.
You can watch the trailer for Catharsis: The Last of Atelier below.
There’s no release date quite yet, but you can learn more and wishlist the game on Steam right here.
