Fix Stories: From AI Research to a Game Built on Weekends
PhD candidate Matteo Angeloni shares how an experiment with generative AI became NO AI ACT, an independent browser game about investigating the consequences of AI decisions.
Category: Indie
All things indie—news, reviews, features, and spotlights on independent games and creative teams.
Permafrost Beginner Guide: What to Do First
Seven useful Permafrost beginner tips covering early crafting, staying warm, your first base, hunting, and surviving your opening hours.
REPLACED Comes to Android on December 8
REPLACED is heading to Android on December 8, with a port by The Knights of U and a single-purchase model through Google Play Games.
10 Indie Horror Games to Watch for Halloween 2026
Ten indie horror games worth watching for Halloween 2026, including GRAFT, The Dark West, Witchfire and DREADMOOR.
Fix Stories: Two Weeks in Cambridge Stayed With Me for 20 Years
Twenty years after his summer school experience in Cambridge, Konstantin Kosolapov explains how it inspired It Was That Summer, a visual novel about identity, memory, and young love.
Knuckle Creek Spent Seven Years in Development. Its Trailer Has Sock Puppets.
Claymatic Games has announced an October 29 release for Knuckle Creek after seven years of development, complete with flying chickens, eight-player fights and a homemade singalong trailer.
Hungry Horrors Hits 1.0 Today — Feed the Monsters or Become Dinner
Hungry Horrors reaches version 1.0 on Steam, bringing folklore-inspired cooking battles, 34 hungry monsters, and a launch discount through October 19.
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.
Bleach & Blood – A Retro Horror Hidden Gem Worth Checking Out
I tried the Bleach & Blood demo, a short PS1-style horror game set in a laundromat. The sound and atmosphere hooked me, although the story left me wanting more.
Gods With Badges Revives a Canceled Artificer Tactics Game
Strange Scaffold is reviving a canceled Artificer project as Gods With Badges, a narrative tactics game about police power, turn-based combat and choices made with the bodycam off.
What If Mario Party and Tony Hawk Went Christmas Shopping? Meet Yule Dads
A two-person indie team is making Yule Dads, a Christmas mall game where players grind shopping carts, race for gifts and compete in ridiculous party modes.
Trash Goblin’s Creators Are Making a Roguelike Without Failure
Trash Goblin’s creators have announced Gobble Inn, a cozy mining-and-cooking roguelike with no fail states. A Steam demo and Kickstarter campaign are planned for October 29, 2026.
5 New Cosy Indie Games Worth a Look This Autumn
Farming after meteor storms, sorting thousands of tea boxes and playing pinball in a village: five cosy indie games worth watching this autumn.
From The Rogue Prince of Persia to MyDear.exe: Falling Leaves Studio Goes Small
Lucie Dewagnier and Jolan Reynaud discuss leaving larger productions, forming Falling Leaves Studio, early playtesting, and the personal story behind MyDear.exe.
Evil Moon: Unspoken Demo Arrives for Steam Next Fest on October 19
Neckbolt and Burning Planet Digital have announced an October 19 Steam Next Fest demo for Evil Moon: Unspoken, featuring its opening area, a rosary-bead grappling hook, and a cemetery boss fight.