By Sagar V. Mankar 
Annapurna Interactive, a well-known game publisher, has unveiled its upcoming lineup of games during a recent digital showcase. Despite facing some internal changes and staff departures, the company is moving forward with several promising titles scheduled for release throughout 2025.
The showcase highlighted both brand-new games and updates to previously announced projects, giving gamers plenty to look forward to in the coming months.
Wheel World – Summer 2025
Previously known as “Ghost World,” this single-player open-world biking adventure from Messhof (the studio behind Nidhogg) features a beautifully stylized world where players can explore freely or compete against quirky rivals and cycling teams.
According to the announcement, Wheel World will launch in Summer 2025 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
A demo is already available on Steam for those eager to try it out.
Wanderstop – March 11, 2025
Created by Ivy Road, a studio led by The Stanley Parable co-creator Davey Wreden, Wanderstop is a “narrative-centric cozy game about change and tea.”
The game follows Alta, a warrior who reluctantly finds herself running a teashop in a magical forest.
This unique take on the cozy game genre will be available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC starting March 11, with a Steam demo out now.
Skin Deep – April 30, 2025
After a seven-year break, Blendo Games (known for Thirty Flights of Loving) returns with this immersive first-person shooter.
Players take on the role of Nina Pasadena, a former top assassin now working as an insurance commando. When her starship is raided by pirates, players must navigate the non-linear ship interior using stealth and sabotage to save the day—all while having no shoes.
The game launches for PC on April 30, with a demo currently available on Steam.
Lushfoil Photography Sim – April 15, 2025
Developer Matt Newell has created gorgeous environments for this freeform photography simulator.
Players can explore beautiful locations including Italian lakes, Australian beaches, and Icelandic valleys, taking photos and interacting with the world in various ways—from flying kites to rowing boats.
As per the showcase details, Lushfoil Photography Sim will release on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5 on April 15.
To a T – May 28, 2025
This charming 3D narrative adventure comes from Katamari Damacy creator Keita Takahashi’s studio, Uvula.
The game follows a teenager permanently stuck in a T-shape as they navigate life in a small coastal town.
Made in collaboration with AbleGamers, it features unicycling, mini-games, and “a very cute dog.”
To a T will be available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PC, and Game Pass starting May 28.
Other Announcements
The showcase included several other notable reveals:
- Faraway: An “infinitely replayable immersive cosmic game” from developer Steph Thirion about a shooting star creating constellations, coming to PC later this year.
- Morsels: A top-down action-roguelite where players control a mouse with cards that transform into monsters to take down killer cats.
- Sayonara Wild Hearts: The stylish arcade game is now available on PS5 with new features including an exclusive game mode and high score battles. Owners of the PS4 version can upgrade for free.
- Cocoon News: Geometric Interactive, the studio behind the award-winning Cocoon, teased a new unannounced project that will be published by Annapurna Interactive.
According to Annapurna’s press release, most of these titles will feature demos during Steam’s Next Fest, allowing players to get an early taste of what’s to come.