Release Overview: New Games and sales of the week (September 7th - September 13th 2026)
The bus is taking to the road, a rolling fortress that refuses to stop, and a team shooter with huge potential are among this week's new releases. We're also taking a look at the latest offers on Gamesplanet, with a special focus on monster hunting and simulations.
New Games of the Week – Gamesplanet Highlights
Bus Simulator 27
Drive officially licensed buses from renowned manufacturers and manage your bus company to success. Felicia Bay’s public transportation s...
Genre: Simulation | Release: September 8, 2026
With Bus Simulator 27, you take the wheel of more than 45 licensed buses from 13 manufacturers, including Mercedes-Benz, MAN, Scania, Volvo, and Solaris. Head to Felicia Bay, a sunny region inspired by Spain and Portugal, where two cities and more than 20 districts await you. Create your routes, manage timetables, hire drivers, and expand your company while dealing with traffic, weather, and events on board. For the first time, you can also drive coaches on long-distance routes. Available on Gamesplanet as a Steam key.
Wanderburg
Drive your Castle on Wheels into battle in this minimalist medieval roguelike of roaming fortresses! Devour entire villages, build your m...
Genre: Action / Strategy | Early Access Launch: September 8, 2026
With Wanderburg, you can forget about fortified castles: here, your kingdom is on wheels and heads straight into battle. This medieval roguelike puts you in charge of a mobile fortress that grows by devouring villages, herds, and small citadels along its path. Build your siege machine piece by piece with cannons, battering rams, or towers manned by wizards to wipe out any resistance. Developed by Randwerk, Wanderburg launches into Early Access on Steam on September 8, following a demo that has already attracted attention.
WARDOGS
WARDOGS is a TACTICAL ALL OUT WARFARE FPS where one hundred players split across three teams fight over the control zone. Set in the dere...
Genre: Shooter | Early Access Launch: September 10, 2026
In Wardogs, war takes the form of a tactical FPS in which up to 100 players across three teams fight for control of a 2 km x 2 km area randomly selected from a 256 km² map. Each player starts with $10,000 and can spend their earnings on weapons, equipment, and vehicles – with the budget carrying over from one life to the next. Heal your allies, transport them by helicopter, establish a forward base, take control of a tank, or hunt down enemies as a sniper: every action can earn money and influence the course of the battle. With destructible and buildable environments and a sandbox shaped entirely by the players, Wardogs puts teamwork and tactical freedom front and center. Coming to Early Access on September 10 and available on Gamesplanet as a Steam key.
Save with Gamesplanet: Sales and Deals of the Week
Weekly deals, publisher promotions, waves of sales: every week brings new offers to Gamesplanet. Buy smart, play more! This week, the focus is on a Crytek promotion and a special deal for Dovetail games.
Weekly Deals from September 7
A Gamesplanet sale classic – and for good reason: the Weekly Deals have been refreshed as they are every Monday and currently include 106 titles, including Atomic Heart, Dragon Ball FighterZ, and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition, all available with exceptional discounts.
Crytek Promotion from September 7 at 6 PM
A major Crytek promotion – or rather, a promotion centered around Hunt: Showdown 1896 and its impressive range of DLCs, including Twice a Renegade, which was released at the beginning of summer.
Dovetail Deals from September 10
Time for a change of scenery: put your rifle aside and turn your attention to Dovetail's simulations. From September 10, more than 100 titles from the Train Sim World, Train Simulator, and Euro Fishing series will be available at special discounts.
Want even more games and DLCs on offer? Check our Bargain Hub regularly, browse the tabs at the top of the page, and scroll through the offer pages until your fingers hurt.