Riddle Tower Halloween DLC Q&A With George Tavoularis
George Tavoularis discusses Riddle Tower’s Welcome to the Party Halloween DLC, including its 25 new levels, puzzle design, humor, fixes, and future plans.
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An Everyday Story Live Now on Steam
An Everyday Story is a narrative platformer about memory, gratitude, and ordinary objects, following three trinkets whose unique abilities reveal moments from an Italian-American man’s life.
Behind the Wheel an Exclusive Look at Drive Rally With Pixel Perfect Dude
#DRIVE Rally brings ’90s arcade racing to stylized stages with temperamental co-drivers and customizable cars. Pixel Perfect Dude’s Dariusz Pietrala explains the handling, visual influences and development decisions behind the racer.
Showcase Special Last Whispera Deep Dive Into Survival and Strategy
Last Whisper puts solo and co-op survival inside a dystopian world of scarce resources and corporate control. MxzStudio’s Maxime and Viviane explain the challenges of limiting scope, shaping the interface and using player feedback to refine their game.
Game Review: #DRIVE Rally – A Nostalgic Trip With a Modern Twist
#DRIVE Rally delivers approachable arcade handling, retro rally style, customization, short stages, and a strong one-more-run loop on PC.
Iron Meat Interview: Ivan Suvorov on Run-and-Gun Brutality—Showcase Special
Iron Meat mixes Contra-style run-and-gun combat with grotesque sci-fi horror. Creator Ivan Suvorov explains how Super Cyborg, pixel art and player feedback shaped its monsters and multi-phase boss battles.
Sengoku Dynasty Expands to Consoles With Solo and Co-op Play
Sengoku Dynasty expanded to consoles with settlement building, survival, life-sim systems, and cooperative play alongside its established PC version.
Red Rampant Rewrites Scottish History With Mystical Twists
Red Rampant is an indie action-adventure set during the Scottish Wars of Independence, combining historical conflict with time manipulation and supernatural elements.
Iron Meat Launches September 26 With Retro Run-and-Gun Action
Iron Meat launched September 26, 2024 with retro run-and-gun combat, multi-phase bosses, couch co-op, pixel art, and customizable characters.
A Week of Wonders Dive Into the Fix Indie Games Showcase Schedule
Fix Gaming Channel’s September 23–29, 2024 Indie Games Showcase schedule covered reviews, interviews, gameplay, streams, giveaways, and developer features across the week.
Chains of Fury Review: Explosive Comic-Book Shooter Fun
Chains of Fury delivers a comic-book-styled boomer shooter focused on fast combat, destructible environments, and old-school FPS momentum.
Sammy Jukes: Twin Lakes Gameplay and Developer Q&A
Sammy Jukes: Twin Lakes blends detective work, puzzles, dark small-town secrets, and quirky character writing in a narrative adventure shaped by cult mystery influences. This gameplay feature and developer Q&A looks at the game’s story, choices, visuals, voice acting, and the strange town at the center of it all.
Selfloss Review: A Slavic-Inspired Journey Through Loss and Healing
Selfloss is a poetic indie adventure inspired by Slavic mythology, following a journey through grief, healing, nature, and a melancholy world.
Fix Gaming Channel Indie Games Showcase Kicks Off With Interviews and Gameplay
Fix Gaming Channel’s indie showcase brings together developer interviews, gameplay, and features focused on independent games and the people behind them.
Multiplayer Medieval Exclusive Review Developer Interview Game 23 in Todays Showcase
Multiplayer Medieval brings hack-and-slash combat to solo and multiplayer battles. Creator Archor Wright talks development setbacks, his rapid game-making ambitions and an offbeat dream project called Granny Theft Auto, alongside our impressions of the combat.