El Paso, Elsewhere Is 50% Off on Steam — Game of the Week #69
El Paso, Elsewhere is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #69. It is 50% off on Steam, but this supernatural shooter is an easy recommendation even at full price.
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Sunken Realms Sets September 18 Release After Six Years — Game of the Week #68
Sunken Realms is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #68, a focused solo-developed ARPG with dungeon runs, crafting, magic, procedural layouts, and a free Steam demo.
Hell Let Loose Makes Teamwork the Real Weapon — Game of the Week #67
Hell Let Loose is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #67. After around five matches, Jake Boyette found plenty to like in its intense 50v50 battles, teamwork, communication, and large-scale World War II combat.
Last Drop Is Our Game of the Week #66: 1994 Finland, Fists, and VHS
After playing an earlier demo and returning through a pre-release review build, Last Drop is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #66. Its unfinished but hilarious 1994 Finland sandbox mixes fistfights, old cars, bad decisions, Nordic humour, and a strong local identity ahead of its August 18 Early Access launch.
Puck’n Hell Turns Air Hockey Into a Duel With the Damned — Game of the Week #65
Puck’n Hell is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #65, combining physics-driven air hockey, condemned opponents, a dark limbo setting, and a challenging free demo.
Hell Clock Sends Brazilian History Into Purgatory — Game of the Week #64
Hell Clock is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #64, turning Brazilian history into a relentless action roguelike filled with powerful builds, supernatural enemies, and a constantly ticking timer.
Why Enshrouded Earned Our Game of the Week #62 Pick
Jake Boyette explains why Enshrouded’s mix of combat, exploration, detailed base building, quests, loot, and RPG progression makes it our Game of the Week #62.
Review: Game of the Week #61 Builds a Habitat, Not a City
Life Below is our Game of the Week #61 review. After five to six hours with it, the reef-building habitat game stands out with strong music, smart autosave, clear ecosystem systems, 32:9 support, and a 7.5/10 score.
Corsair Cove Is Our Game of the Week #60: Build High, Sail Far, and Keep Piracy Alive
Corsair Cove is our Game of the Week #60, a pirate city builder from Limbic Entertainment and Hooded Horse where vertical building, ship crews, and production chains keep piracy alive.
Game of the Week #59: Adorable Adventures is cute, cozy, and easy to love
Adorable Adventures is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #59. We picked it because it is cute, cozy, and instantly charming, with Boris the baby boar following scent trails to find his family after a forest fire.
Metal Garden Is Our Game of the Week: A Short FPS Lost Beneath a Concrete Sky
Metal Garden is our Game of the Week #58, a short atmospheric single-player FPS from Tinerasoft set inside an overgrown sci-fi megastructure.
In The Drift Is Our Game of the Week: Fixing the Internet in Space
In The Drift is our latest Game of the Week pick: a promising narrative platformer from Sable co-creator Daniel Fineberg about repairing broken connections across space.
SULFUR Is Our Game of the Week #56 Because It Remembers Games Should Be Fun
SULFUR earns our Game of the Week #56 spotlight because it remembers the most important thing: games should be fun. Perfect Random’s roguelite FPS mixes sharp gunplay, chaotic upgrades, cooking, loot, and risky experimentation into a loop that keeps pulling you back.
Beautiful Light Is Our Game of the Week #55
Beautiful Light is our Game of the Week #55, a watch pick for Deep Worlds SA’s upcoming horror extraction shooter with PvPvPvE tension, playable anomalies, and serious atmosphere.
Choice of Robots Is Game of the Week #53 Because AI Stories Need Human Consequences
Choice of Robots is our Game of the Week #53 because it reminds us that the strongest AI stories are not just about machines, but about the human choices, responsibilities, and consequences behind what we create.