Bunny Garden 2 hits Steam with free demo now live

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Stellar Haul: Endless Horizon is now live on Steam with a free playable demo and day-one Simplified Chinese support, according to Gamersky.

This turn-based space RPG maps one in-game day to a single turn—a design decision that keeps the pace taut without feeling rushed. Cargo runs, crew management, ship upgrades, and tactical combat feed into a single, streamlined loop—no disjointed minigames tacked on.

Crew roles are clearly defined: engineers repair hull breaches, navigators dodge hazards, and commanders make critical calls. Every role pulls its weight. The narrative branches based on player choices, altering faction dynamics across star sectors, though the demo only hints at how far those choices might ripple. We’ll know more at launch.

Randomized events and full-run resets give it Roguelike bones. Yet combat rarely demands more than basic positioning—strategy takes a back seat. Compared to peers, FTL delivers higher tension, while No Man’s Sky grants far greater freedom. Stellar Haul straddles the middle ground but never quite reconciles narrative ambition with survival stakes.

The free demo is worth your time. Two hours give you a solid feel for the core loop. Whether the $19.99 price holds up depends entirely on how much meat is in the full release.

“Survival isn’t guaranteed. It must be earned,” the tagline declares—and it’s honest. The problem? Earning it still feels more arbitrary than skillful.