Games FAQ

Common questions about upcoming games on Incoming — how scores work, where data comes from, and how to use the site.

1. What games are coming out in 2026?

   Incoming tracks every confirmed upcoming game release in 2026 and beyond across PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Browse the full list at /game, filter by platform or genre, or use the calendar at /calendar to see what's releasing each month.

2. What platforms does Incoming track?

   Incoming covers PC (Steam, Epic Games, GOG), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and legacy platforms for older titles. Platform data comes from RAWG. Use the platform filter on /game to narrow your browse.

3. Does Incoming show game prices?

   For games available on Steam, Incoming links to the Steam store page. Current pricing is not displayed directly — the affiliate link goes to Steam where you can see the latest price and any active discounts.

4. How does the game Hype Score work?

   The Hype Score (0–100) for games is calculated from Wikipedia pageviews and community activity on Incoming. Games with active development updates, demo releases, or high social presence tend to score higher. The score updates daily.

5. What is the source for game data?

   Game data — titles, release dates, platforms, genres, developers, publishers, and screenshots — comes from RAWG, one of the largest game databases with over 500,000 titles.

6. Does Incoming cover indie games?

   Yes. RAWG covers AAA titles, mid-size studios, and indie releases alike. Smaller indie games typically score lower on the Hype Score (due to lower Wikipedia and social presence) but are fully tracked with release dates and platform information.