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Dinomore Games<\/strong> is a small indie studio with four very different games heading to Steam: a survival horror, a cozy cat hunt, a neon rhythm game and a hidden-object adventure. Three of them launch in the first week of November 2026, and three have free demos<\/strong> you can play now.<\/p>\n

The studio emailed us about them, so here’s our Indie Spotlight on all four. This is a spotlight, not a review.<\/p>\n

Dinomore Games’ releases at a glance<\/h2>\n\n
Game<\/strong><\/td>Genre<\/strong><\/td>Release date<\/strong><\/td>Demo<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>\n
Cat Over Here!<\/td>Cozy 3D hidden object<\/td>2 November 2026<\/td>Yes<\/td><\/tr>\n
Rhythm Roll<\/td>Rhythm \/ reflex<\/td>3 November 2026<\/td>Yes<\/td><\/tr>\n
The Smiling Flesh<\/td>First-person survival horror<\/td>4 November 2026<\/td>Yes<\/td><\/tr>\n
Hidden Doodles: Medieval Town<\/td>Cozy hidden object<\/td>December 2026<\/td>Not yet<\/td><\/tr>\n<\/tbody><\/table>\n

All four are PC games on Steam. Prices haven’t been announced yet.<\/p>\n

The Smiling Flesh: survival horror with a hunter that learns<\/h2>\n

The Smiling Flesh<\/strong> is a single-player, first-person survival horror. You play a thief breaking into a decaying gothic mansion for a priceless treasure, only to become the prey of its twisted, smiling owner. The hook is the creature: rather than blindly patrolling, it tracks your movements and tries to cut off your escape routes<\/strong>. Every sound matters, so running and slamming doors give you away, and you’ll be hiding in wardrobes and dark closets while you solve the puzzles that open up new parts of the house.<\/p>\n

It launches on 4 November 2026<\/strong>, and a free demo<\/strong> has been on Steam since 18 September. It also had an August update, “The Manor Is Watching Now”. Of the four, it’s the closest to the survival games our readers love.<\/p>\n

Cat Over Here!: find 100 cats in a monochrome factory<\/h2>\n

Cat Over Here!<\/strong> is a relaxing 3D hidden-object game. 100 cats<\/strong> are hiding inside a huge black-and-white factory, behind machines, between pipes and under platforms, and you explore at your own pace to find them all. There are no timers and no penalties, and finding every cat unlocks a secret bonus mission<\/strong>. It launches on 2 November 2026<\/strong>, and its free demo took part in October’s Steam Next Fest.<\/p>\n

\"Watch<\/a><\/p>\n

Rhythm Roll: a neon ball runner built around the beat<\/h2>\n

In Rhythm Roll<\/strong> you guide a fast-rolling ball through neon worlds, dodging obstacles in time with the music. Every level has its own look and music genre, from Synthwave and Electro to Lo-fi and Drum and Bass, and the speed ramps up as you go. The controls are simple, and it has full controller support. It comes to Steam on 3 November 2026<\/strong>, with a free demo now. Dinomore says it’s already out on PS5 and Switch.<\/p>\n

\"Watch<\/a><\/p>\n

Hidden Doodles: Medieval Town: a living hidden-object world<\/h2>\n

Hidden Doodles: Medieval Town<\/strong> is a cozy hidden-object adventure with a hand-drawn medieval world that moves and reacts. Open cottage windows, peek behind doors, rustle bushes, and click on villagers, lazy knights and animals to see their animations, even tickling sleeping dragons. You progress from a quiet village to bigger towns and kingdoms. A September update added orcs, humans and dwarves to the town. It’s due in December 2026<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Which Dinomore game should you try first?<\/h2>\n

If you like horror, start with The Smiling Flesh<\/strong> demo. If you want something calm, Cat Over Here!<\/strong> is a gentle treasure hunt, and Rhythm Roll<\/strong> is a quick reflex test. All three demos are free, so there’s nothing to lose. Wishlisting on Steam also helps a small studio a lot.<\/p>\n

More Indie Spotlight on iGame Magazine<\/h2>\n