Death in Games Is More Than a Game Over Screen
Death in games is rarely just failure. It can teach, punish, reset, create tension, or turn one more attempt into the reason victory feels earned.
Author: Ronny Fiksdahl
Ronny Fiksdahl is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Fix Gaming Channel, an independent gaming outlet focused on indie games, reviews, hands-on impressions, developer interviews, and the people behind the games. With more than 40 years of gaming experience and a background in music and creative production, he brings a practical, player-first perspective to coverage across PC, console, and mobile. Ronny keeps Fix Gaming Channel’s coverage transparent, source-based, and focused on giving genuine projects and smaller developers room to be seen.
Priest Simulator: Vampire Show Xbox Release
Asmodev’s bizarre action mockumentary mixes shooting, exorcisms, church renovation, and sandbox chaos as Priest Simulator: Vampire Show heads to Xbox Series X|S.
Top 5 Hidden Gem Indie Playtests You Can Play Right Now
These five hidden gem indie playtests and demos are worth checking before they move on, with Steam links, trailers, and a few extra games to wishlist.
Birdseed VR 1.0 Lands on Meta Quest With Multiplayer, New Bird Behaviours, and Expanded Camera Gear
Birdseed VR 1.0 is out on Meta Quest 3 and 3S with four-player birdwatching, new camera gear, expanded bird behaviours, cosmetics, weekly challenges, and additional progression rewards.
I, Robot Gets Limited Physical PS5 Release From Atari and Strictly Limited
Atari and Strictly Limited have launched a limited physical PlayStation 5 edition of Jeff Minter’s I, Robot, with only 1,000 serialized copies available worldwide.
Fix Gaming Recommends: Budget Redragon Mice Worth Buying
Looking for a budget Redragon gaming mouse that still makes sense? We break down the Redragon models worth checking first, from classic wired picks to modern lightweight options.
Fix Access Explained: Launch Math and Break-Even Planning
Indie developers often think about trailers, Steam pages, reviews, and outreach before launch, but the numbers matter too. Fix Access explains why launch math, pricing, and break-even planning should be part of release preparation.
Why Are PC Parts Still So Expensive in the Philippines?
Building a gaming PC in the Philippines can feel painfully expensive, but the reason is bigger than one bad listing. Imports, VAT, shipping, peso pressure, logistics, warranty risk, and smaller market volume all help explain why PC parts often cost more before they even reach the shelf.
Aphelion 32:9 Ultrawide Test: Strong Atmosphere, But No Ultrawide Support
This focused 32:9 PC test finds strong atmosphere in Aphelion but no proper super-ultrawide support in the tested build, making display compatibility a concern for 21:9 and 32:9 players.
Fix Gaming Channel’s Top 10 Super Ultrawide series
Fix Gaming Channel’s Top 10 Super Ultrawide series is complete, featuring ten randomly selected games tested in raw 32:9 gameplay. The community vote is coming next, and one participant may win a game.
Steam Games Under Two Hours: Short Games Worth Playing
Short games can still offer real value. We look at Steam games under two hours, the refund-window problem, and why compact games deserve more respect.
Slay the Spire 2 Is Still Massive on Steam, Even as Reviews Turn Mixed
Slay the Spire 2 is still pulling huge SteamDB player numbers, but recent Steam reviews have turned Mixed. That contrast makes Mega Crit’s Early Access sequel one of Steam’s most interesting stories right now.
Top 10 Viking Games to Watch in 2026
Our updated 2026 Viking games list covers Valheim 1.0, NORSE: Oath of Blood, Vikings Dynasty, ASKA, FENRIR, True Vikings, and more Norse-inspired games worth watching.
Best Mobile Games 2026: 15 iOS and Android Games Worth Playing
Balatro, Stardew Valley, Call of Duty: Mobile and more: 15 iOS and Android picks spanning card games, RPGs, shooters, puzzles and sandbox adventures.
Prince of Persia Then and Now: Why the Original Felt Truly Brutal
The original Prince of Persia on PC felt brutal for a reason. This editorial looks at why the 1989 classic still feels harsher than modern entries, and why direct comparisons can be misleading.