Spanish Games News Roundup: January 26 – 30 2026
GameSpain News Recap: January 26-30, 2026
GameSpain News Roundup: January 19-23, 2026
Hello, everyone!
We’re wrapping up the week with great news! On February 11th we’ll be celebrating the first edition of GameSpain Direct on the Clemmy Games channel. This first edition will feature 25 Spanish games, as well as testimonials from some of the studios involved in their development. In addition, we’re closing out January with a new release and a couple of console versions. Let’s dive in!
Thursday 29th. Ufophilia, by K148 Game Studio and published by Jandusoft on Steam, is a first-person psychological horror game where you explore areas marked by alien phenomena. The game lets you use specialized equipment to detect, identify, and photograph aliens… but you need to be careful, as aliens might be watching you as well.
Previously released on Steam, Countless Army, from Dos Estrellas, arrives on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, and mobile devices. This reverse tower defense game has been featured by Apple on the App Store and challenges players to design armies and overrun enemy castles. Send wave after wave of enemies against villages and cities, with the ultimate goal of conquering the entire continent and ruling it as its undisputed Dark Lord.
Friday 30th. It has been 28 years since Alcachofa Soft released Fred & Jeff: The Atomic Sulfate, a point-and-click adventure in which players try to steal back a spray that turns insects into giants. Ratalaika Games brings the special agent duo back in a remastered adventure, launching on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox.
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