Satellite Odyssey: Jupiter Is Game of the Week #77: Noir, Robots, and a Station Full of Secrets
Satellite Odyssey: Jupiter is our Game of the Week #77: noir, jazz, hostile service robots, mutant creatures, and a detective mystery planned for 2027.
Category: Game of the Week
Browse Fix Gaming Channel’s weekly game picks, featuring standout titles, indie discoveries, reviews, impressions, and quick editorial recommendations.
ROCKBEASTS Is Game of the Week #76: A ’90s Band Management RPG
Manage an up-and-coming grunge band in ROCKBEASTS, our Game of the Week #76. Book gigs, handle the band, prepare concerts, and try the free Steam demo.
Game of the Week #75: Car Park Capital — Paving the Way for Profits
In Car Park Capital, you turn walkable cities into parking empires, manufacture cars, and crush protests. Jake Boyette explains why this satirical Early Access city builder is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #75.
HR: Human Remains Is Game of the Week #74
HR: Human Remains is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #74, selected for its varied horror, strange world and unexpectedly heartfelt story.
Future Knight Is Game of the Week #73: Eight Hours to Save Humanity’s Memory
Future Knight is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #73, standing out with LCD-inspired visuals, frantic 2D action, character switching, and a bizarre story.
Cohen 1939 Is Game of the Week #72: Peaky Blinders Meets Hotline Miami
Cohen 1939 is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #72, spotlighting its 1939 Birmingham setting, revenge story, and fast top-down action.
Shroom and Gloom Is Game of the Week #71: Two Decks, Edible Enemies and Fungal Chaos
Shroom and Gloom is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #71, spotlighting its two-deck roguelike system, edible enemies, and fungal dungeon chaos.
Fugue Shot at PAX West | Game of the Week #70
After playing Fugue Shot at the PAX Rising Showcase during PAX West 2026, Jake Boyette came away wanting more. It is our Game of the Week #70.
El Paso, Elsewhere Is 50% Off on Steam — Game of the Week #69
El Paso, Elsewhere is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #69. It is 50% off on Steam, but this supernatural shooter is an easy recommendation even at full price.
Sunken Realms Sets September 18 Release After Six Years — Game of the Week #68
Sunken Realms is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #68, a focused solo-developed ARPG with dungeon runs, crafting, magic, procedural layouts, and a free Steam demo.
Hell Let Loose Makes Teamwork the Real Weapon — Game of the Week #67
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.
Last Drop Is Our Game of the Week #66: 1994 Finland, Fists, and VHS
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 Turns Air Hockey Into a Duel With the Damned — Game of the Week #65
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 Sends Brazilian History Into Purgatory — Game of the Week #64
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 our Game of the Week #63
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.