Community Vote — Fix Gaming Channel Game of the Week Awards Voting is open until December 31. The Community Choice winner will be revealed on January 1. Our Game of the Week picks have been building into something special — and now it’s your turn. Vote for your favorite GOTW title from the list below….
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A cinematic horror trip where staying awake becomes survival Reviewed on PC.Score: 8.5/10 Sleep Awake is Game of the Week #33 — and this is also a quick Showcase preview before we roll out the full lineup + giveaway details. If you missed it, here’s the main hub: Fix Gaming Channel Indie Game Showcase 2025…
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A 1999 relationship sim where AI, rumours, and real performances collide Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Every now and then, a game arrives that feels completely out of step with what everyone else is doing – in a good way. Millennium Whisper is one of those projects and has been chosen as the Game of the…
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Polygon Bit Battle Royale – Game of the Week 31 Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 For Game of the Week 31, we’re jumping into Polygon Bit Battle Royale, a low-poly multiplayer shooter from Army Troop Studios. If you enjoy our coverage of shooters and strategy games like Men of War II or World War II projects…
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Outside the Blocks – Game of the Week 30 Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Outside the Blocks could be the ultimate playground for builders and creators who want to express their artistic side in a relaxing, stress-free environment. Created by solo developer Michał Kubas. This “digital LEGO” approach sets free your creativity to build and create…
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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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A Cozy Cuisine Puzzler with a Delicious 3D Vibe Game of the Week #28 Umami, the debut 3D food puzzle game from Mimmox first caught our eye during the recent Steam Next Fest earlier this year. It’s a beautifully simple idea, rotate and organize wooden blocks to discover satisfying little scenes with gentle no pressure…
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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…
A Hand-Drawn Masterclass in Combat and Chaos Developed by Dotemu, Guard Crush Games, and SupaMonks, Absolum is set to launch on October 9, 2025, exclusively for PC. This hand-drawn fantasy beat ’em up fuses the satisfying rhythm of classic arcade brawlers with the strategic intensity and replayability of a modern roguelite. It’s a daring evolution…
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Exploring the Depths For this week’s spotlight, we plunge beneath the waves into the hauntingly beautiful world of Abyssus — a game that redefines what it means to explore the ocean depths. Developed by DoubleMoose Games and published by TidalWave Interactive, this first-person underwater adventure combines sci-fi, exploration, and a dash of horror to create…
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Game of the Week: Town to City (Early Access, PC) A grid-free city builder with warm Mediterranean vibes and real economic management—Town to City lets you shape winding streets, plazas, and districts while keeping citizens happy and your local economy humming. From Galaxy Grove (creators of Station to Station) and publisher Kwalee. Crushing it on…
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A precision climbing demo that already feels special—short, tough, and seriously satisfying I finished the main demo route in ~40 minutes, then spent another 3–4 hours clearing the gym challenges and tougher levels. Some of them are brutal—in the best way. This is the rare demo that ends and makes you mutter a few choice…
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Game of the Week #22 — Pompeii: The Legacy is the must-play Roman city-builder where law, trade, and disaster planning forge your dynasty Twenty years after Vesuvius, Pompeii rises—and it needs leadership. Pompeii: The Legacy (Siscia Games) blends deep city management with generational strategy: write laws with teeth, balance patricians and plebs, cultivate trade routes…
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Game of the Week #21 will get you ready for the spooky season early with an adorable story about a human girl and a zombie boy. In Gloomy Eyes, the sun has given up on humanity. A curious girl named Nena and a zombie boy who has been left behind called Gloomy meet in this…
Game of the Week #20 — Shape of Dreams is out now — rock-solid, wildly replayable, and a real GOTY contender NEOWIZ and Lizard Smoothie land a confident 1.0 with Shape of Dreams—a fast, MOBA-inspired action roguelite built around clean skill-shot combat, real co-op synergy, and the kind of “one more run” loop that sneaks…
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