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Timore and Dye The Bunny 2 reflect Vidas Salavejus’s personal approach to horror, where music and unsettling ideas shape the experience. He shares how sound design, collaboration and player feedback influence his games, and what creative success means to him.
Creepy Jar’s second StarRupture devlog highlighted base-building systems and the survival challenges awaiting players on its hostile alien world.
Terror Dog Studio brought Hellstuck and Diamond Hands to Nintendo Switch, pairing two difficult platformers built around precision, frustration, and persistence.
A look at Vidas Salavejus and Dye The Bunny 2, connecting his surreal art, music, and indie-horror work ahead of an exclusive interview.
SERUM makes every expedition a race against the next dose. Game Island explains how brewing, time pressure and player feedback shaped its survival design, and how Unreal Engine 5 helped bring the hostile world of the Blight to life.
After more than a dozen hours in Sengoku Dynasty, the Kintsugi Update and Hotfix 0.3.2.1 improved performance, farming, animals, buildings, NPC behavior, and progression.
Derek McEwan brings distinctive voices to Bendy and the Dark Revival, Timore Redo and other games. From horror performances and Scottish accents to warm-ups and AI voices, he explains the preparation and small details that make a character feel alive.
Vampire Hunters stacks up to 14 weapons in a roguelite FPS built around experimentation. Gamecraft Studios producer Tiago Zaidan traces its game-jam origins, the player feedback that reshaped its arenas, and the rock and metal soundtrack driving its steampunk monster battles.
Warhammer 40,000: Dakka Squadron – Flyboyz Edition delivers loud arcade dogfights on Nintendo Switch, with quick missions, goofy Ork energy, and a few rough edges in readability and audio clarity.
Magic City Detective: Wings of Revenge Collector’s Edition brings hidden-object puzzles, mystery, and supernatural investigation to Nintendo Switch.
Winter Survival is a first-person survival game set around Mount Washington, mixing harsh weather, wildlife, resource management, and psychological pressure.
Classic Sport Driving turns a love of Amiga racers into hand-drawn scenery, procedural roads and demanding time trials. Pixel Wrappers’ Sylvain explains how player feedback, real racing experience and changing weather helped shape its retro racing design.
Welcome to Paradize puts a fresh spin on zombie survival by turning the undead into useful allies. Build bases, manage zombots, fight enemies, and survive with up to four-player co-op.
Classic Sport Driving blends retro arcade racing with hand-drawn visuals, time trials, weekly challenges, track creation, and Steam Deck support.
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with Hidden Object Guru about odd game ideas, lost builds, Crash Math, Dracula Defense, Clown in the Woods, collaboration, screenwriting, and creative limits in indie development.
