Hell Let Loose is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #67. After around five matches, Jake Boyette found plenty to like in its intense 50v50 battles, teamwork, communication, and large-scale World War II combat.
After playing an earlier demo and returning through a pre-release review build, Last Drop is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #66. Its unfinished but hilarious 1994 Finland sandbox mixes fistfights, old cars, bad decisions, Nordic humour, and a strong local identity ahead of its August 18 Early Access launch.
Puck’n Hell is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #65, combining physics-driven air hockey, condemned opponents, a dark limbo setting, and a challenging free demo.
Hell Clock is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #64, turning Brazilian history into a relentless action roguelike filled with powerful builds, supernatural enemies, and a constantly ticking timer.
Legends of Castile is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #63. This hand-drawn point-and-click adventure combines Spanish folklore, comedy, accessible puzzles, and around 50 pencil-illustrated scenes presented in Full HD.
Jake Boyette explains why Enshrouded’s mix of combat, exploration, detailed base building, quests, loot, and RPG progression makes it our Game of the Week #62.
Life Below is our Game of the Week #61 review. After five to six hours with it, the reef-building habitat game stands out with strong music, smart autosave, clear ecosystem systems, 32:9 support, and a 7.5/10 score.
Corsair Cove is our Game of the Week #60, a pirate city builder from Limbic Entertainment and Hooded Horse where vertical building, ship crews, and production chains keep piracy alive.
Adorable Adventures is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #59. We picked it because it is cute, cozy, and instantly charming, with Boris the baby boar following scent trails to find his family after a forest fire.
Metal Garden is our Game of the Week #58, a short atmospheric single-player FPS from Tinerasoft set inside an overgrown sci-fi megastructure.
In The Drift is our latest Game of the Week pick: a promising narrative platformer from Sable co-creator Daniel Fineberg about repairing broken connections across space.
SULFUR earns our Game of the Week #56 spotlight because it remembers the most important thing: games should be fun. Perfect Random’s roguelite FPS mixes sharp gunplay, chaotic upgrades, cooking, loot, and risky experimentation into a loop that keeps pulling you back.
Beautiful Light is our Game of the Week #55, a watch pick for Deep Worlds SA’s upcoming horror extraction shooter with PvPvPvE tension, playable anomalies, and serious atmosphere.
After 22 hours of solo Early Access play, Subnautica 2 is our Game of the Week #54. This is not our full review yet, but Unknown Worlds’ underwater survival sequel already has the atmosphere, curiosity, and survival loop that keeps me going back under.
Choice of Robots is our Game of the Week #53 because it reminds us that the strongest AI stories are not just about machines, but about the human choices, responsibilities, and consequences behind what we create.
