Hero image: Luma Island. Image: Feel Free Games, via the PlayStation Blog
Four games announced new dates or new platforms overnight, and three of them land in October. The details come from each developer or publisher’s own announcement.
Deck of Haunts: Consoles On 8 October
Deck of Haunts comes to Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S on 8 October 2026. The game has been on PC since May 2025.
According to Mantis, the console versions arrive with “more than a year of major content updates”, including new game modes, creatures, rooms, cards and missions.
The list also covers new starter decks, a creative deck-building option, and missions tied to story and meta-progression. The player takes the role of a haunted house, luring humans inside and draining their essence.
Pixel Washer: Early Access On 15 October
Pixel Washer launches into Steam Early Access on 15 October. It is a power-washing game from solo developer Valadria, published by Acclaim, in which a pig named Pigxel cleans grimy pixel art levels.
The announcement says players can earn money from jobs, upgrade their washers and unlock vehicles and equipment from day one.
Valadria and Acclaim plan to keep adding content, features and quality-of-life improvements through Early Access on the way to a full 1.0 release.
BeamNG.drive: PlayStation 5 On 19 October
BeamNG.drive, the soft-body physics vehicle simulator, is coming to PlayStation 5. The release date trailer’s description on the PlayStation channel reads: “BeamNG launches on PS5 on October 19th!”
The PC version is listed at A$36.50 on the Australian Steam store.
Luma Island: PlayStation 5, No Date Yet
Luma Island is coming to PlayStation 5, lead developer Bram Eisenhardt of Feel Free Games wrote on the PlayStation Blog. It can be wishlisted on the PlayStation Store now, but no release date has been given.
The post says the game launched on PC in November 2024 and has since reached more than 800,000 players. It will support online play for up to four players and cross-platform play across PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
There are three difficulty modes, Cozy, Adventure and Hero, and no combat in Cozy mode unless the player chooses it. The post also confirms there are no stamina bars or inventory limits.
Source: PlayStation Blog – Luma Island is coming to PS5, Mantis – Deck of Haunts on consoles, Acclaim – Pixel Washer Early Access, PlayStation on YouTube – BeamNG.drive release date trailer