Gaming News on Fix Gaming Channel covers new releases, indie updates, reviews, interviews, previews, developer stories, trailers, platform news, and important developments from across the gaming world.
Fighting Force Collection earns a 6/10 on Switch as a faithful, convenient time capsule with local co-op and modern save tools, but its late-90s movement, camera, and combat roughness remain intact.
Game of the Week #42 goes to Windrose, a pirate survival game built around seamless ship-to-shore exploration, naval combat, boarding, co-op survival, soulslite encounters, and progression across land and sea.
Zombie Assault: Resurgence brings a Steam Next Fest demo with three classes, three maps, five mission types, two bosses, co-op for up to four players, and a global kill-count challenge.
Fix Stories follows Archor Games’ milestone of 100 Steam releases, covering the solo developer’s meme-game reputation, kitbashing approach, long-running ARG clues, collaborations, and soundtrack work.
Dragontwin is an ambitious Patreon-backed dragon RPG and strategy project combining physics-driven flight, open-world exploration, character and dragon customization, territory control, diplomacy, and large-scale battles.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition joins Xbox Game Pass on February 19, 2026, bundling the base game, Hearts of Stone, Blood and Wine, and all additional content.
Vampire Therapist is now available on PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, bringing its BAFTA-nominated mix of visual-novel storytelling, dark comedy, and CBT-inspired therapy mechanics to consoles.
Rainbow Six Siege’s Year 11 roadmap refocuses on competitive integrity and core 5v5 play, while Rainbow Six Mobile is set for a global February 23 launch on iOS and Android.
Discord account compromised? This quick guide covers fake verification flows, QR login tricks, malicious invites, and a 10-minute account lockdown checklist.
Game of the Week #41 goes to Tearscape, a 2D action-adventure blending Souls-like pressure with Zelda-style exploration, tough bosses, deliberate backtracking, hidden paths, and atmospheric pixel art.
Aidan Minter breaks down how My Dream Setup reached 500,000 sales through a simple room-building concept, short-form social reach, 90,000 pre-launch wishlists, and steady post-launch updates.
Crimson Capes launches with promising early impressions built around demanding timing, committed swordplay, grounded low-magic combat, striking rotoscoped-style artwork, and a combat system that rewards spacing and precision.
Tomas Sala explains how ShipShaper grew from a Bulwark tool into a relaxing standalone ship builder focused on flow, minimalist design, and creator-friendly exports.
Roots Devour earns a 6/10 for striking black-and-red horror style and strategic card placement, but rigid paths, card RNG, repetitive runs, and unclear progression hold the experience back.
Helldivers 2’s Machinery of Oppression update pushes the war to Cyberstan with fortified industrial zones, new enemy threats, breach-focused objectives, and the Siege Breakers Warbond.
