We chose Last Outpost as our Game of the Week #19 Minimalist on the surface, tactical at its core, Last Outpost nails that mid-week itch: build smart by day, hold the line by night, and make every decision count when the waves hit. It’s readable, fast, and surprisingly deep when you start pushing greedier daytime…
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Automation, strategy, and survival in space — why Space Drilling Station is our Game of the Week #18 Space Drilling Station is one of those indies that makes sense the moment you feel the loop. You’re thinking vertically, automating smart, and actually caring about the crew that keeps the whole thing running. Best part? You…
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Game of the Week 17: Bendy – Lone Wolf Bendy: Lone Wolf is more than just another entry in the franchise — it’s a full remaster and expansion of the 2020 indie spin-off Boris and the Dark Survival. Joey Drew Studios rebranded, rebuilt, and expanded the game, adding new mechanics, improved visuals, and — for…
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Recharge RC racing game — nostalgia meets modern sim-cade thrills I just tested the Recharge RC racing game with AI drivers, and it clicked right away. I’ve had great fun with real RC racing in the past, and Recharge feels “somewhat realistic” in the best way—responsive, weighty, and fun. Picking a Game of the Week…
Fortified Space Takes Off with a Playable Demo When one indie developer couldn’t find the sci-fi game of his dreams, he built it himself. Fortified Space is a deeply personal project from Brendan and Nightsail Game Studios, combining tactical ship combat, on-foot exploration, and sandbox base building aboard a fully explorable starship. After a year…
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A dynasty-building sim that landed on our radar—and it deserves a place on yours Week 14 is here, and choosing just one game to spotlight each week never gets easier. But sometimes, a title surfaces that instantly earns your full attention. House of Legacy wasn’t overlooked by the community—it’s already earned a “Very Positive” rating…
A brutal, hand-drawn throwback to classic noir shooters, Fallen Aces delivers fists, firepower, and freedom—earning its place as this week’s standout pick. Sometimes a game doesn’t just hit—it socks you in the jaw, drags you through the alley, and leaves you grinning. Fallen Aces is that game. A slick blend of hand-drawn visuals, immersive sim…
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The indie invasion is working. Who knew that running a gas station could be so… extraterrestrial? Roadside Research just passed 150,000 wishlists on Steam — not bad for a game where you’re a disguised alien serving snacks and secretly harvesting DNA. So why did I pick it as Game of the Week? Well — I…
A storm hits the asylum. The lights go out. And something down there is watching your every move. Forest Asylum 2 is a fresh psychological horror experience created by solo developer Michal Piotrowski. While we haven’t played it ourselves (yet), it immediately stood out thanks to its disturbing premise, smart enemy AI, and eerie atmosphere….
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A first look at the wild co-op shooter from the creator of Counter-Strike—built for chaos, not competition We’re highlighting Alpha Response to help bring attention to a promising indie FPS that deserves a place on your radar. It’s fast, reactive, and created by none other than Minh “Gooseman” Le, the original mind behind Counter-Strike. Developed…
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Convert your enemies into allies and dominate the grid, one puzzle at a time The newly launched BitLiberator game is a fast-paced challenge that will test your logic, reflexes, and decision-making under pressure. Now available on Steam with a 20% launch discount until July 2, this unique strategy-puzzle-action hybrid from PlaceHolder Name Studio is packed…
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Welcome to Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week. After highlighting the deeply atmospheric *Cronos: The New Dawn* last week, we shift focus to a game that’s all about chaos, survival, and strategic loadouts. The God of Weapons Xbox release brings this highly praised PC roguelike to Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. Developed by…
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There are weeks when one game just stands out—and for #7, Cronos: The New Dawn is an easy pick. Bloober Team, best known for their psychological horror hits, are taking survival horror in a striking new direction. This is a world where every corpse can become your worst nightmare, every bullet matters, and time itself…
Game of the Week #6: With so many new games dropping this year, Bullets & Brains is one that genuinely surprised me. Want to see why? The free Steam demo is live right now—give it a go. If you’re craving some wild, co-op shooter chaos, Bullets & Brains might be exactly what you’re after. Launching…
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This week, we’re beyond excited to crown Cryptigma as our Game of the Week #5! Created by the brilliant solo developer Jack Garvin, Cryptigma isn’t just a puzzle game – it’s an extraordinary journey into innovation and challenge that redefines the genre. From its mind-bending respawn mechanics to over 120 meticulously crafted levels, Cryptigma stands…
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