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Game of the Week100% IndieAge of History 3
Age of History 3 is the kind of grand strategy game that asks a very dangerous question: what if conquering the world was simple enough to understand, but complicated enough to ruin your sleep schedule?
A highly accessible grand strategy wargame with massive historical scope, modular battle mechanics, and extensive modding support that makes map-painting feel incredibly satisfying.
9 July 2026 – Granblue Fantasy Relink Endless Ragnarok Arrives Today
Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok launches today across supported platforms, bringing more skyfaring action RPG content to fans of flashy battles, party builds and boss fights that look like someone weaponised fireworks. The release is especially notable for Switch 2 players, as Nintendo’s new hardware continues building a strong RPG lineup. Granblue’s appeal is not complicated: colourful characters, dramatic attacks, co-op energy and a world that feels built to make every sword swing look like key art. Endless Ragnarok gives returning players another reason to dive back in, while newcomers get a loud reminder that July’s release calendar is not only about pirates.
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Nintendo9 July 2026 – Digimon Story Time Stranger Starts Its Japan Rollout
Digimon Story Time Stranger begins its Japan rollout today on Switch and Switch 2 before its wider release window continues tomorrow. The new monster-raising RPG sends players between the human world and the Digital World, mixing turn-based battles, creature collection and the series’ familiar theme of bonds between people and digital partners. Digimon has always lived in Pokémon’s shadow commercially, but it has its own flavour: stranger sci-fi ideas, moodier evolution paths and a willingness to make small creatures turn into absolute nightmare machines. For RPG fans, Time Stranger looks like one of July’s more interesting creature-collecting releases.
Mobile Games9 July 2026 – Tiny Bookshop Opens Its Mobile Doors
Tiny Bookshop launches today on iOS and Android, giving mobile players a calmer new release in a week otherwise dominated by pirates, layoffs and giant subscription-service debates. The premise is wonderfully simple: run a small bookshop, meet customers, recommend stories and build a cozy little business around reading. That may not sound like the loudest gaming pitch of the day, but it has strong appeal for players who want something warm, portable and low pressure. Mobile gaming does not always need endless timers or neon buttons screaming for attention. Sometimes the best loop is just books, people and a tiny shop with good vibes.
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CRX Entertainment
CRX Entertainment is a Singapore-based indie publisher building a colourful catalogue of casual, retro-inspired, strategy, sports and character-driven games. From food carts and rice bowls to island defense, school dodgeball and historical Java strategy, CRX is trying to carve out its own place in the modern indie games scene.
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