Contraband Police Review Reviewed on PlayStation 5.Score: 8/10 Contraband Police launches on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 7, 2025. We took the opportunity to put it through its paces in a detailed review. Developed by Crazy Rocks, a small studio based in Warsaw, Poland, the game first arrived on PC in March…
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Silver Pines brings nightmare horrors and dark mystery to PC & consoles in 2026 Publisher Team17 and developer Wych Elm are bringing their dark Metroidvania survival horror Silver Pines to PC and console platforms, including Nintendo Switch, in 2026. Visually, the game brings a really cool and interesting animated look and feel in a side-scrolling…
Hands-on at gamescom asia × Thailand Game Show 2025 (Bangkok): ‘RAD — Repeat After Death’ turns your past runs into your worst enemy Fix Gaming Channel spoke with Derric about RAD — Repeat After Death, a 2D action-roguelike where your previous runs return as hostile echoes that mirror your moves. A free demo is live…
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‘RV There Yet?’ hits 1 million sales after a jam-born co-op road trip finds its crowd According to a team update from composer Dennis Filatov, RV There Yet? has crossed 1,000,000 copies sold. The achievement of RV There Yet reaching 1 million copies is a significant milestone. This milestone marks a breakout moment for a…
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New on Steam: ‘Scenes from the Heart – Part 1’ is a character-first Visual Novel about friendship, improv, and making a VN Finnish solo developer Zamius has released Scenes from the Heart – Part 1 on Steam. It’s a grounded, two-ending Visual Novel that focuses on connection, creativity, and the small frictions of building something…
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Cozy is what cozy does in a voxel city builder full of charm Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 This Town to City review highlights how, as autumn nights draw in and temperatures drop, it’s exactly the kind of sandbox that lets you unwind—placing paths, lining streets with lamps, and watching a Mediterranean town bloom at your…
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Co-op survival horror The Legacy launches on Steam—Carpathian folklore, open-world survival, and 1–4 player teamwork The Legacy game from developer Second Reality and publisher RockGame S.A. is out now on PC (Steam). Set in a cursed Western Ukrainian city inspired by the Carpathians, it blends open-world survival and base building with folkloric threats, potion-crafting, and…
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CS2’s skin market just collapsed — why treating skins like “investments” is a terrible idea If you’re new to Counter-Strike 2, those flashy knives and gloves might look like “assets.” Don’t treat them that way. A small but seismic Trade-Up change on October 23–24, 2025 made knives/gloves dramatically easier to obtain. Within hours, prices across…
Squad up, complete contracts on a derelict ship, and outsmart a procedurally chosen creature. French indie WanadevStudio has released Species: Unknown on PC via Steam Early Access (October 23, 2025). It’s a 1–4 player, contract-driven survival-horror where your squad boards a derelict ship to complete objectives while a procedurally selected creature hunts you. A free Steam…
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A Hand-Drawn Masterclass in Combat and Chaos Developed by Dotemu, Guard Crush Games, and SupaMonks, Absolum is set to launch on October 9, 2025, exclusively for PC. This hand-drawn fantasy beat ’em up fuses the satisfying rhythm of classic arcade brawlers with the strategic intensity and replayability of a modern roguelite. It’s a daring evolution…
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A floor chat with Facepunch on Rust’s monthly cadence and the road to s&box Fix Gaming Channel sat down with Grant Smith (Chief Business Officer) and Ash Cook (Marketing Manager) of Facepunch Studios at Gamescom Asia × Thailand Game Show (QSNCC, Bangkok) to talk about Rust’s monthly updates, the evolving roadmap for s&box, and why…
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Early Access survival-extraction with great visuals, clunky onboarding, and PvPvE pressure. Reviewed on PC.Score: 6/10 Lost Rift blends survival-crafting with PvPvE extraction runs. The world looks great and solo performance is strong—but onboarding, building flow, and basic QoL leave rough edges that newcomers will feel fast. Gameplay Video Join Our Newsletter Stay updated with the…
Ambitious Seas, Early Access Storms Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Seafarer: The Ship Sim aims higher than most maritime sims. In our seafarer the ship sim review, you’ll find that it’s built in Unreal Engine 5 with WaveWorks 2.0 water simulation, and it chases the feel of real sea travel—serenity, danger, and the grind in between….
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A brutal, authentic medieval RPG that makes every victory earned on PS5 Reviewed on PlayStation 5.Score: 9.5/10 I’ll be honest: I never played the original Kingdom Come: Deliverance. My knowledge was limited to its reputation—the hardcore medieval sim, the “janky Skyrim,” the most realistic sword fighting ever coded. Jumping into Kingdom Come: Deliverance II on…
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Build your own bullet patterns, defend a cosmic tower, and ride the chaos—Pattern Survivors’ demo lands for Steam Next Fest Pattern Survivors: Bullet Hell — Create Chaos flips the survivors-like script: instead of only dodging curtains of bullets, you craft them. A free Steam demo is available around the October Next Fest window, with the…
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