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Game of the Week #35 goes to Fall Asleep, a free first-person nightmare climber built around limited visibility, committed jumps, fast retries, mounting tension, and a simple reach-the-top objective.
Trove’s RenewUs ’26 event runs January 1–14 with daily challenges, crafting tasks, new collectibles, rare tradable rewards, returning characters, and a short questline centered on RenewUs Butterflies.
Millennium Whisper won Fix Gaming Channel’s Community Choice GOTY 2025 with 30% of the vote, ahead of Last Outpost and Space Drilling Station.
Fix Gaming Channel’s Community Choice GOTY 2025 voting closed with Millennium Whisper taking first place on 30%, followed by Last Outpost on 15% and Space Drilling Station on 7.5%.
GOG was acquired by co-founder Michał Kiciński, with the DRM-free storefront reiterating its focus on game preservation, player ownership, classic titles, and continued support for indie developers.
Nekki confirmed SPINE still had no release date at the end of 2025, saying the game was entering its final development stages with polishing work continuing across content, animation, voice acting, and interface.
The Liminal Dimension earns a 7/10 first-impressions score for turning a looping corridor into focused psychological horror through subtle environmental changes, disorientation, tension, and restrained storytelling.
Cairn’s demo combines route choice, stamina, pitons, limited resources, and deliberate movement, while The Game Bakers explain how the team balanced realism, risk, accessibility, and rewind systems.
Cyber Rats turns a retro maze aesthetic into a tense roguelite loop with procedural layouts, cyber-enhanced lab rats, traps, hunters, quick objectives, and a strong one-more-run pull.
CloverPit developer Panik Arcade warned players about an unauthorized Nintendo Switch eShop listing called CloverPit Gamble and said the real game was not available on Switch.
Steam service instability eased during the holiday rush while Epic users reported login issues tied to Epic Online Services, highlighting how peak traffic can disrupt storefronts, downloads, and live features.
Game of the Week #34 goes to THE KULKA, a one-button arcade roguelite that mixes bullet-heaven chaos with simple controls, fast retries, ambient music, and a strong score-chasing loop.
Night Swarm earns a 7/10 review for its satisfying bullet-heaven runs, vampire theme, permanent upgrades, escalating builds, and strong progression despite some repetition and rough edges.
Polyaris opens closed beta access for its first-person arctic survival game, set along the Norway–Russia border with temperature management, scavenging, dynamic weather, wildlife, and lonely post-nuclear exploration.
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