Agent 64: Spies Never Die: A Throwback Shooter That’s Rough Around the Edges
Agent 64: Spies Never Die is a fun and fast N64-style spy shooter with enjoyable combat, par-time challenges, multiplayer, and several rough edges.
Category: Indie
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Go-Go Town! Sells Over 100,000 Copies in One Month
Go-Go Town! has sold more than 100,000 copies since its July 16 launch. Prideful Sloth is celebrating with new decorations, six additional languages, and more post-launch content.
GRIT Launches on Steam With 100-Player Wild West Battle Royale
GRIT has officially launched on Steam, bringing Team GRIT’s 100-player Wild West battle royale to PC with poker-inspired weapons, horseback combat, moving trains and Second Chance quick-draw duels.
Incident Archives – Flight 882 Review: Free 10/10 Horror
Incident Archives – Flight 882 delivers a tense, atmospheric psychological-horror experience in around 21 minutes. It earns a 10/10 and our Indie Gem of the Day pick.
Fix Access Explains: Do Video Games Really Need One-Word Titles? We Checked the Data
Are one-word game titles really better for Steam visibility, SEO, sales, and players? Fix Access checks large Steam datasets, Valve guidance, Google Search advice, and some extremely long successful game names.
Ashes of the Damned Targets August 19 Steam Launch
Crimson Cloud Games plans to release Ashes of the Damned: The Forgotten Ward on Steam on August 19, 2026.
Duskfade Review – Clunky Platforming and PC Stutter
After three hours with Duskfade on PC, clunky movement, repetitive gameplay, weak humor, collision problems, and severe stuttering left us unable to recommend it. Reviewed at 5120×1440 and 2560×1440. Score: 2/10.
Fix Stories: The Game Existed Before the Interface — How AI Helped Me Bring Hoop Dynasty to Life
Solo developer Giulio began building Hoop Dynasty: Rise of a Legend in 2014. In this Fix Stories feature, he explains how years of simulation work came before the interface, and how AI-assisted workflows now help accelerate UX, selected visuals and QA without replacing creative ownership.
Fix Stories: Oops! You’re the Hero! and the Thief Who Never Wanted to Be One
Kit of Artificium Games explains how his own relationship with responsibility shaped the Thief in Oops! You’re the Hero! and one of the game’s hardest design decisions.
Neon Protocol Now Available on PC With Fast-Paced Cyberpunk Roguelike Action
Neon Protocol has launched on PC, bringing fast-paced cyberpunk roguelike action built around dodging, parrying, abilities, and repeated runs.
Duskfade Opens to Very Positive Steam Reviews
Duskfade has launched across PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2, opening to Very Positive Steam reviews. Fix Gaming Channel has received a key and plans coverage in the coming days.
Cairn’s Free Deep Water DLC Launches Today
Cairn’s first free DLC, On the Trail: Deep Water, launches August 13 on PC and PlayStation 5. It adds three climbing spots, water soloing above the cliffs of Haken and Ruka, the Lamu climbing gym, and Marco as a playable climber alongside Aava in free-roam mode.
Last Drop Is Our Game of the Week #66: 1994 Finland, Fists, and VHS
After playing an earlier demo and returning through a pre-release review build, Last Drop is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #66. Its unfinished but hilarious 1994 Finland sandbox mixes fistfights, old cars, bad decisions, Nordic humour, and a strong local identity ahead of its August 18 Early Access launch.
New Tactical cRPG Covenant of Gears: The Three Musketeers Heads to Kickstarter
SUPER AC has announced Covenant of Gears: The Three Musketeers, a tactical cRPG set in an alternate mechanical 17th-century France with player-created campaigns and Steam Workshop support.
This May Be Anti-Inspirational. It Worked Anyway.
After forty years of unfinished projects, Chris Reynolds found a way to ship Ominomicon: stop writing the code and move his obsession somewhere that could not delay the finish line.