Maneater mobile port brings the full ShaRkPG campaign to iOS and Android on December 15 HandyGames has announced that the hit single-player open-world “ShaRkPG” Maneater is coming to mobile with a full port of the PC and console version. The game launches on December 15, 2025, with pre-order now live on the Apple App Store…
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Becastled 1.0: cozy castle sieges now on PC and consoles Becastled has finally marched out of Early Access and into a full 1.0 launch on PC and consoles. It’s a city-building and siege-defense strategy game where you build your medieval village by day and try to hold the walls when the Moon Beasts attack at…
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Brew – Game of the Week 29: alchemy exams and tower runs. Some games look cosy at first glance and then quietly hook you with “just one more run” pacing. Brew is one of those. It’s a third-person action roguelite set in an alchemy academy, where your final exam is a climb up The Tower…
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Steam is still the best day-to-day experience (for me) Game Pass is, for me, a sad place to be. When comparing Steam vs Game Pass, I find that I’m used to Steam. Credit where it’s due: as a PC platform, Steam still gives me the best overall experience. Nothing else, in my experience, comes close….
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Steam store pages just got wider—what devs should tweak today Valve has widened many Steam product pages from 940px to 1200px, and the Steam store page update is now live across desktop and the Steam client. The layout remains responsive on narrower windows, Steam Deck, and mobile. Official announcement. What changed Content area targets ~1200px…
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Fix Stories is where developers share the real stories behind their games in their own words, including lessons, setbacks, creative decisions, and the moments that rarely appear in press releases.
Capcom’s latest report shows a sharp post-launch slowdown for Monster Hunter Wilds—160k units in Q2 versus Rise at 254k—with Steam concurrency ~98% below peak.
Holiday-window target: Rockstar moves Grand Theft Auto VI to November 19, 2026 Rockstar has shifted Grand Theft Auto VI to Thursday, November 19, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, citing extra time for polish. GTA VI delayed once again, now to November 19, 2026, the new date lands six months after the previously announced…
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Time for Football Manager 2026? I’m Still on FM22 Football Manager isn’t a “quick try.” It’s a routine, a habit, a lifestyle and with the release of Football Manager 2026, it’s time to embrace it once again. I’ve logged roughly 10,000 hours across Football Manager/Championship Manager since the 90s, and I’m still actively playing Football…
Slots & Daggers — clever snack, mobile feel, thin on PC Impressions note: These are my Slots & Daggers Impressions from a short take, not a scored review. Played on the current Steam PC build (Nov 5, 2025). If big updates land—PvP, leaderboards—I’ll revisit. Indie perspective: If you’ve got a soft spot for small, oddball…
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Xsolla updates Web Shop with Buy Button for Android (U.S.), creator storefronts, Offerwall, and smarter segmentation Xsolla has rolled out new Web Shop features, led by the Xsolla Web Shop Buy Button in the U.S. The update is aimed at helping mobile studios keep more revenue as external payments expand on iOS and Android, alongside…
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Fingersoft launches Hill Climb Racing 3 Open Beta with real-time PvP on Android Hill Climb Racing is leveling up. Hill Climb Racing 3 is now available in Open Beta on Android, introducing the series’ first live PvP multiplayer alongside playful player interactions and gadget-driven chaos. The early access rollout is currently live in Finland, Norway,…
Space Revolver — rotating-map Sokoban puzzles from MKstudio (Gamescom mini-interview) We caught up with developer Shin Min-gi (신민기) of MKstudio at Gamescom to talk Space Revolver — a Sokoban-inspired puzzle adventure where you rotate the entire map, flip gravity, and solve clever ice/laser/switch/portal challenges. Answers below are presented exactly as spoken. Teaser Rumble may require…
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What mock reviews are, what you get, and when indie devs should use them.
Game of the Week #27: Cyber Rats — Procedural mazes, cyborg hunters, and one-more-run tension Cute doesn’t mean safe. Cyber Rats is a rogue-lite survival horror where you guide a crew of laboratory rats through shifting, deadly mazes. Each run you pick one runner, grab ten cheeses, outsmart traps, and escape while failed-experiment cyborg hunters…
