Kingmakers sends modern soldiers and military weapons into medieval England for a chaotic action-strategy sandbox filled with enormous battles, time travel, and tactical command.
Who Are You!? turns alien-abduction reports and real UFO research into a personal psychological horror story about a father searching for his missing family.
Fix Gaming Channel is giving away 10 Steam keys for Tears of Adria. Subscribe, share using #TearsofAdria, and enter before July 23.
Ark Island Studio has finally released the Tears of Adria launch trailer nearly three years after the strategy RPG first arrived on Steam.
David Priestman reflects on seven years at Future Publishing, the creative freedom behind SPIDER, life in Thailand, film scoring, AI music, Route 666, and why he wants to compose for video games.
After asking for suggestions on X, this charming game about bears, bees, and a growing honey farm stood out as our Indie Gem of the Day.
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.
Ark Island Studio co-founder Jakob Köster explains why Tears of Adria received a major overhaul, what player behaviour revealed about its opening, and how a Shaman skill can lead to recruitable dinosaurs.
Tears of Metal launches in Early Access on July 22, blending brutal four-player co-op, Scottish clan flavour, musou combat, and roguelike progression.
HUNGER is a plague-ravaged Napoleonic extraction RPG from GOOD FUN CORPORATION, blending brutal first-person combat, scavenging, crafting, and long-term progression.
Vampires: Bloodlord Rising has added a highly requested character creator, letting Early Access players create their own vampire with detailed customization, separate aristocrat and hunter looks, and gameplay perks.
Aidan reviews Adorable Adventures on PS5, a cozy baby boar adventure full of charm, scent-based exploration, outdoor beauty, and a few repetitive moments.
For Fix Stories, Fern Nigro shares the personal story behind Bring Me Hope, a solo adventure RPG that grew alongside the person making it.
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.
Marketing early gives games the best chance at stronger results, but starting late is not a disaster. Here is when developers should plan the hook, Steam page, trailer direction, and pitch.
