Halo: Campaign Evolved Lands at 81% as Truxton Extreme Arrives 38 Years Later

Q: What hidden secrets await players in the bizarre interdimensional train survival game arriving on consoles this week?

In **Voidtrain**, the “hidden secrets” are largely tied to the game’s shifting **interdimensional Void**: players explore an ever-changing world filled with **floating islands, environmental puzzles, minefields, depots, dangerous fauna, and hostile creatures** while building and defending a train that doubles as a mobile base. The game’s mystery comes from that setting itself. Players are cast as an engineer in a strange realm with its own history and rules, and exploration can uncover **new locations, resources, enemies, and odd inhabitants like the Rofleemo**, who can even join your crew. The world is designed to feel unpredictable, with survival depending on how well players adapt, scavenge, and upgrade their train and gear. There is also an extra layer of discovery in the pre-order **“Tour de Void” DLC**. It adds a **Tourist Stand** system that lets temporary **Rofleemo tourists** board the train. They hand out **tasks and challenges**, and completing them earns tickets that can be traded for **rail skins, character cosmetics, train decorations, perks, upgrades, and trophies**. So while Voidtrain’s biggest draw is its bizarre atmosphere, the secrets awaiting players are a mix of **mysterious locations, survival encounters, collectible rewards, and evolving train-based systems**. It arrives on **PS5 on July 30**, with **up to four-player online co-op** and **cross-play at launch**.

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Halo: Campaign Evolved opened the week with an 81% Metacritic, but early reviews said the remake loses a key part of the original by shipping without multiplayer.
Critics also pointed to technical issues and said its three new missions fall short of the 2001 game's standard, even as they praised the UE5 visuals.
Mistfall Hunter joins the slate as an online extraction ARPG with solo or four-player co-op, six characters and no pay-to-win elements.
Truxton Extreme also stands out as a sequel arriving 38 years after the original, adding overcharge weapons, multiple modes and a three-arc comic-book story.
The broader release lineup spans fantasy RPGs, survival shooters and smaller indies, including Voidtrain on PS5, Forever Skies on Xbox and Dispatch on Xbox Series.