Army Troop earned Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Year 2023 pick with its old-school World War II firefights, soldier classes, and bot support, alongside a community giveaway announcement.
Gray Dawn blends psychological horror with spiritual themes in an unsettling narrative adventure. Its emotional pull and disturbing atmosphere make it memorable, though it will not appeal to everyone.
The Gap follows neuroscientist Joshua Hayes through fractured memories and multiple timelines as he searches for a way to save his family. Its slow-paced storytelling centers on grief and identity.
Tactical Squad: SWAT Stories’ Prologue Playtest paired lethal firefights with squad commands that could feel cumbersome. Leading a team of bots brought both tense moments and frustrating lapses in AI.
This Bed We Made turns a chambermaid’s curiosity into a 1950s hotel mystery, where snooping and everyday cleaning choices shape the story and its endings.
RoboCop: Rogue City captures the weight and dry humor of its hero, mixing brutal shootouts with investigations and everyday police work in Old Detroit.
Grand Theft Auto VI brings Jason and Lucia to Vice City and the wider state of Leonida, where an easy score draws them into a criminal conspiracy.
Under the Waves follows a grieving diver beneath the North Sea, where daily routines and lonely exploration give way to a deeply personal story. Its atmosphere leaves a lasting impression despite technical rough edges.
Bang-On Balls: Chronicles turns historical sandboxes into co-op playgrounds full of destructible scenery, puzzles, and collectibles. Its familiar formula still delivers chaotic fun, though the challenge is light.
Army Troop combines World War II multiplayer battles with soldier classes and bot support. Can this indie shooter hold its own against the bigger names?
In this November 2023 introduction, Ronny Fiksdahl shares why he launched the Fix Gaming Channel website, his plans for gaming coverage, and his hope of connecting readers.
