A WWII horde shooter called Milo is launching into Steam Early Access on October 29, 2026, for US$19.99. The game is developed by rat cream games and published by Yarrawah Interactive. Players wake up in a body they don't recognise, abandoned in a hellish war zone and hunted by a cult with an unhealthy obsession with a mysterious beverage. They survive endless waves solo or in co-op for up to four players, with the dead feeding a growing mischief of rats and charging a mysterious ability to pop corpses, and the tickets players earn buying upgrades at Traang, Milo's arcade. The game already has a following, with its alpha and demo picked up by several popular streamers and press coverage from various gaming websites. The game will stay in Early Access for about two years, with planned additions including new maps, weapons, enemy types, and more.