Tiltility is a Steam utility for Windows PC that uses a standard webcam to turn natural movement, tilts, and gestures into game inputs, giving players a different way to control and interact with games.
WILL: Follow the Light already feels special in demo form, combining atmosphere, visual direction, and a strong sense of place ahead of release.
Gaming is more than entertainment. From friendship and teamwork to focus, creativity, leadership, and critical thinking, here are 10 real perks of being a gamer, according to gamers themselves.
Little Devil is Game of the Week #48, an already-fun hidden gem in the making with strong personality and plenty of promise.
API appears constantly in tools, dashboards, plugins, and docs. This plain-English guide explains what an API is and why indie developers keep running into the term.
Indie Pass launches on April 13 as a new $6.99 PC-only subscription service focused entirely on indie games. The platform is aiming to give smaller titles more visibility through a curated catalogue and regular additions.
s&box once felt hard to pin down when Facepunch spoke with Fix Gaming Channel at Gamescom. In 2026, the project is much easier to explain as a Source 2-powered platform built around creating, sharing, and playing community-made games.
Ubisoft has officially launched Tom Clancy’s The Division Resurgence on iOS and Android, bringing a new standalone story, co-op play, PvP, and the Dark Zone to mobile devices worldwide.
Noblemen: 1941 blends WW2 warfare with medieval-inspired brutality in one striking alternate-reality mashup. Noblemen: 1941 is a third-person shooter mixed with real-time strategic elements, and on the face of it the game presents an exciting culture clash depicting a universe that gives off a 40K Space Marines vibe but in a World War II theatre…
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Jesus Simulator is not a review of faith. It is a review of a broken, badly acted, poorly designed game filled with glitches, forced mini-games, and almost no reason to keep playing.
HueFold creator Maksym Skrypka reflects on building a color-mixing puzzle game in Kyiv during wartime, learning hard lessons from launch, and finding meaning in the quiet impact games can have on players.
A twisted fairy-tale metroidvania with charm, menace, and striking storybook style. There is no shortage of platformers and metroidvanias fighting for attention right now, so standing out is no easy task. For readers who enjoy dark side-scrolling worlds with a strong identity, recent examples like Silver Pines and Why You Should Play The Little Brave…
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Maybe it is not just me anymore. That same roadside gas station setup keeps showing up, and it is getting harder to ignore. A while back, I published Three Games, One Gas Station? Visual Compare. At the time, I treated it the way it should be treated: as a visual comparison, not a verdict. The…
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A suspicious Discord message used bonus-code language, fake withdrawal screenshots, and celebrity-style branding to look trustworthy. Here is why it raised red flags and what to do if you receive something similar.
DarZal Games’ upcoming hidden-object game brings ingredient hunting, custom recipes, and a shy ghost to Steam on April 9 This week’s Fix Gaming Channel Game of the Week #47 is Messy Recipe: A Hidden Object Game, an upcoming release from DarZal Games with a planned Steam launch set for April 9, 2026. A demo is…
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