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The windows pc games tag collects WindowsForum.com threads about games announced for or released on Windows PCs, with a focus on what is confirmed rather than rumored. Recent coverage includes Toxic Frontier, a card-driven hex city builder revealed at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct and slated for Q1 2027, and Fish & Ships, a physics-driven online co-op game from DoubleMoose Games with no launch date yet. Both examples show the tag's practical angle: platform status, Steam listings, co-op support, and the caveat that announced titles often lack pricing or published PC hardware requirements.
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    Thank You Bus Driver Launches on Windows PC October 14, 2026 Without Xbox Version

    Double Fine's first game since leaving Xbox now has a firm release date, and it isn't coming to Xbox consoles yet. Thank You Bus Driver, a comedy driving game about a very strict bus driver, is due on Windows PC on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. Microsoft isn't publishing it. On Steam, Double Fine...
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    Toxic Frontier Is a Card-Driven Hex City Builder Due Q1 2027

    Toxic Frontier was revealed at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct on September 20 as a Windows PC strategy game that mixes card placement, hex-grid expansion, and run-based objectives. The immediate takeaway for city-builder fans is that it is not a conventional freeform construction game: the...
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    Fish & Ships Announced for Windows PC With Online Co-Op

    Fish & Ships, a newly announced Windows PC co-op game from DoubleMoose Games, puts a crew of fish aboard an airship with the goal of finding the ocean. Its world-premiere trailer appeared during PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct on September 20, and PC Gamer highlighted the slapstick combat, airborne...