Eden Crafters Review: Building a New World One Machine at a Time
Eden Crafters 1.0 delivers a strong survival, automation, and terraforming loop for genre fans, even if the crafting flow and interface still need more polish.
Author: Fix Gaming Team
StarRupture Early Access Impressions: A Busy Sci-Fi Survival Loop With Real Potential
Kyle “TheMovieHero” shares his Early Access impressions of StarRupture, a sci-fi survival and automation game from Creepy Jar where mining, base-building, alien wildlife, and planetary ruptures keep the pressure high.
Mirage 7 Review – An Interesting Desert Adventure That Never Fully Lands
Mirage 7 has some charm, a strong fairy tale tone, and solid voice acting, but repetitive quest design, awkward controls, and basic combat stop it from becoming truly engaging.
Roots Devour Review — Horror Style, But the Card-Path Loop Feels Too Rigid
A striking horror vibe trapped in a rigid card-path loop Reviewed on PC.Score: 6/10 Roots Devour has an instantly memorable presentation — black-and-red horror energy, unsettling creature designs, and a core idea that should land for strategy players. But after a few hours, the systems around that idea feel underdeveloped, and too many runs start…
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Wordatro! Review — A Smart Roguelite Word Game That Needs More Modes
A clever word-game twist on roguelite structure—until the content ceiling shows Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Wordatro! is a word game that clearly wears its inspiration on its sleeve: the “one more run” loop of roguelites (and yes, the Balatro comparison is hard to avoid) applied to spelling, scoring, and smart decision-making. It’s the kind of…
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Routine: Lunar terror with an ’80s retro-future edge
A first-person sci-fi “stalk ’em up” where a lone software engineer and their C.A.T. tool pick through a silent moon base. Platform played: PC (Windows) — preview build. ROUTINE is a first-person sci-fi horror “stalk ’em up” set on an abandoned lunar base built around an ’80s vision of the future. You’re a software engineer…
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The Department Brings Real Welsh Policing to Narrative Detective Games
Copa Gaming Reveals The Department, a Narrative Detective Sim Rooted in Real-World Welsh Policing Detective games have come a long way since L.A. Noire, but there still aren’t many that lean into modern, grounded police work. That’s where The Department comes in – a new narrative detective sim from indie studio Copa Gaming, inspired by…
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Outside the Blocks: Interview with Solo Dev Michał Kubas
Creating Tiny Worlds – A Q&A with Outside the Blocks Developer Michał Kubas Outside the Blocks is the work of solo developer Michał Kubas, who has been quietly building a detailed medieval diorama sandbox where every wall, rooftop, and tiny prop can be placed, tweaked, and lit just so. After featuring the game as our…
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Indie Over the Hill Gained 650,000 Wishlists in 10 Months
How an Indie Gained 650,000 Wishlists in 10 Months Consistency, social media content, and showcase momentum helped drive consumer interest, with the game “over the Hill” reaching 650,000 wishlists. In a market where thousands of new games fight for visibility every year, hitting 650,000 Steam wishlists in just ten months sounds almost unreal. Yet that’s…
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Outside the Blocks – Cozy Diorama Building Meets Creative Freedom (GOTW #30)
Outside the Blocks – Game of the Week 30 Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Outside the Blocks could be the ultimate playground for builders and creators who want to express their artistic side in a relaxing, stress-free environment. Created by solo developer Michał Kubas. This “digital LEGO” approach sets free your creativity to build and create…
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Anima: Gate of Memories Remaster — First Impressions
Anima: Gate of Memories I&II Remaster — stylish throwback ARPG that nails the feel, not the flash Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Anima’s remaster lands like a sealed time capsule from the PS2 era: brisk combat, sharp silhouettes, and a focus on feel over bombast. If your muscle memory was built on Ninja Gaiden, Kingdom Hearts,…
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A — Worth the wait for Arceus fans?
Pokémon Legends: Z-A review from a long-time Pokémon fan, covering Lumiose City, live-style battles, catching changes, story, progression, and its 7/10 verdict.
Lost Rift — Smooth Frames, Rough First Hours
Lost Rift mixes survival crafting with PvPvE extraction, strong visuals, and solid PC performance, but rough onboarding makes the opening hours harder than they need to be.
Skate Review: Valorant Vibes, UI Overload, Cross-Play Laughs
Skate mixes familiar Flick-It controls, cross-play, bold visuals, and chaotic multiplayer fun, but its busy UI and bugs drag down this PC review.
Sengoku Dynasty PS5 Co-Op and Performance: First Impressions
Sengoku Dynasty on PS5 delivers cozy village building, co-op play, and smooth console performance in this guest first-impressions review.