Is Nvidia’s “DLSS 5” pushing PC gaming forward, or helping the industry rely too heavily on AI instead of proper optimization? This editorial looks at the bigger question behind Nvidia’s latest rendering push.
A multiplayer game that can’t begin without a crowd While trying to record Roulette Heist, I ran into a hard stop: I couldn’t start a match because no players were available to join during the session. With no one online at that moment, the game didn’t offer a way to kick off a round —…
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A multiplayer game show that can’t start without a crowd Reviewed on PC.Score: N/A I was genuinely excited to try Grave Stakes. The whole deadly game show angle is right up my alley — eight players, risky challenges, rotating hosts, and double-or-nothing moments where you gamble your progress for a shot at something bigger. The…
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A retro maze vibe that turns into real roguelite panic As part of our Indie Game Showcase 2025 hub, we’re circling back to Cyber Rats with a fresh First Impressions perspective — the kind that’s less “feature checklist” and more “why does this simple maze suddenly have my palms sweating?” If you missed our earlier…
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A vampire roguelite that’s rough around the edges — but easy to keep playing Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Night Swarm is part of our Indie Game Showcase 2025 — and yes, it’s also in the key pool for our Indie Showcase giveaway. If you like bullet-heavy roguelites with fast runs and steady power growth, this…
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A cinematic horror trip where staying awake becomes survival Reviewed on PC.Score: 8.5/10 Sleep Awake is Game of the Week #33 — and this is also a quick Showcase preview before we roll out the full lineup + giveaway details. If you missed it, here’s the main hub: Fix Gaming Channel Indie Game Showcase 2025…
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Log Away: A Calm, Creative Escape Into Your Own Cozy Cabin Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Log Away is the kind of game where you boot up expecting something tiny and simple… and then suddenly an hour slips away because you’re too busy deciding where your favorite chair should go. It describes itself as a “cozy…
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Why rising RAM and SSD prices hit PC gamers right in the gut I’m writing this not as a dry market analyst, but as someone who’s wrestled with PC-build budgets, late-night upgrade plans, and that deeply relatable frustration when a “good deal” becomes shockingly expensive. That’s what’s happening now: what used to be a quick…
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Aaero2 review – a neon rhythm rail shooter that shines when music and motion sync up Reviewed on PC.Score: 7.5/10 This Aaero2 review looks at how the game has been quietly building momentum since launching on Steam in December 2024, mixing rail-shooter action with music-driven level design. With Aaero2: Black Razor Edition expanding things further…
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Polygon Bit Battle Royale – Game of the Week 31 Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 For Game of the Week 31, we’re jumping into Polygon Bit Battle Royale, a low-poly multiplayer shooter from Army Troop Studios. If you enjoy our coverage of shooters and strategy games like Men of War II or World War II projects…
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Superhero Simulator: A Cape, a City, and a Whole Lot of Growing Up to Do Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Living the Hero Life Going into Superhero Simulator, I wasn’t expecting anything too deep. I figured it’d be a goofy little powers sandbox where you zip around the city for a bit and call it a…
A tense psychological survival journey in a frozen wilderness Reviewed on PC.Score: 7.5/10 Winter Survival is one of those games that doesn’t hit you with jump scares or explosions. Instead, it creeps in slowly. The cold, the quiet, the isolation – it all builds a heavy atmosphere that feels almost more psychological than physical. This…
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A frantic neon-soaked beat ’em up demo in the streets of Nuevo Tokyo Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Mexican Ninja wastes no time showing you what it’s all about: fast hands, loud hits, and an even louder personality. This frantic 2.5D beat ’em up roguelike throws you straight into the neon-soaked streets of Nuevo Tokyo, where…
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A slot-machine roguelite that turns luck into dread—and keeps you chasing “one more spin” Reviewed on PC.Score: 8/10 I don’t often find games that make my pulse jump before I’ve even hit “Start,” but CloverPit did exactly that. The moment I loaded into that dimly lit cell—slot machine looming like a mechanical god, rust and…
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A base-building horde shooter that rewards planning as much as aim Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Here is our Ultimate Zombie Defense review. It looks like another budget zombie shooter—until the loop clicks. In Ultimate Zombie Defense, the fun isn’t just pulling the trigger; it’s laying sandbags, funneling lanes, and bracing for the siren before each…
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