A 1999 relationship sim where AI, rumours, and real performances collide Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Every now and then, a game arrives that feels completely out of step with what everyone else is doing – in a good way. Millennium Whisper is one of those projects and has been chosen as the Game of the…
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Aaero2 review – a neon rhythm rail shooter that shines when music and motion sync up Reviewed on PC.Score: 7.5/10 This Aaero2 review looks at how the game has been quietly building momentum since launching on Steam in December 2024, mixing rail-shooter action with music-driven level design. With Aaero2: Black Razor Edition expanding things further…
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A compact 1940s noir case that lives and dies on mood Reviewed on PC.Score: 6/10 Some detective stories sprawl across entire cities, but The Last Case of John Morley keeps things tight and intimate. Developed by Indigo Studios – Interactive Stories and published by JanduSoft, this first-person narrative adventure sends you into a single cold…
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Polygon Bit Battle Royale – Game of the Week 31 Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 For Game of the Week 31, we’re jumping into Polygon Bit Battle Royale, a low-poly multiplayer shooter from Army Troop Studios. If you enjoy our coverage of shooters and strategy games like Men of War II or World War II projects…
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Superhero Simulator: A Cape, a City, and a Whole Lot of Growing Up to Do Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Living the Hero Life Going into Superhero Simulator, I wasn’t expecting anything too deep. I figured it’d be a goofy little powers sandbox where you zip around the city for a bit and call it a…
Winter Survival review on PC, covering the 1.0 release, sanity mechanics, frozen wilderness atmosphere, survival systems, bugs, and its tense psychological edge.
Outside the Blocks – Game of the Week 30 Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Outside the Blocks could be the ultimate playground for builders and creators who want to express their artistic side in a relaxing, stress-free environment. Created by solo developer Michał Kubas. This “digital LEGO” approach sets free your creativity to build and create…
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Operation Purge Demo: early sci-fi survival impressions from Titan Reviewed on PC.Score: 5/10 Operation Purge is a single-player, story-driven sci-fi survival game set on Titan, one of Saturn’s moons. You play as an astronaut who crash-lands after responding to a distress signal and has to explore the wreckage, repair key systems, and manage limited oxygen…
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Dead Static Drive – early hours with a weird little road-trip horror Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 As many times before, games just seem to fall into my lap. Most days I am buried in reviews, news, and indie coverage for Fix Gaming Channel – from strategy launches like Becastled 1.0 to bullet hell experiments such…
Anima: Gate of Memories I&II Remaster — stylish throwback ARPG that nails the feel, not the flash Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Anima’s remaster lands like a sealed time capsule from the PS2 era: brisk combat, sharp silhouettes, and a focus on feel over bombast. If your muscle memory was built on Ninja Gaiden, Kingdom Hearts,…
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Mexican Ninja’s PC demo delivers fast 2.5D combat, neon style, and roguelike replayability, but its short runtime and rough edges hold the demo to a 6.5/10.
CloverPit turns a slot machine, escalating debt, and more than 150 item synergies into a tense roguelite horror. Its atmosphere and buildcraft earn an 8/10.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A review from a long-time Pokémon fan, covering Lumiose City, live-style battles, catching changes, story, progression, and its 7/10 verdict.
A base-building horde shooter that rewards planning as much as aim Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Here is our Ultimate Zombie Defense review. It looks like another budget zombie shooter—until the loop clicks. In Ultimate Zombie Defense, the fun isn’t just pulling the trigger; it’s laying sandbags, funneling lanes, and bracing for the siren before each…
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Slots & Daggers — clever snack, mobile feel, thin on PC Impressions note: These are my Slots & Daggers Impressions from a short take, not a scored review. Played on the current Steam PC build (Nov 5, 2025). If big updates land—PvP, leaderboards—I’ll revisit. Indie perspective: If you’ve got a soft spot for small, oddball…
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