Corner Kitchen Fast Food Simulator is heading to consoles this month, launching first on PS5 on February 10, 2026, with Xbox Series X|S following on February 26, 2026. The PC version is already available on Steam with 86% positive user reviews.
World of Sea Battle’s 2026 roadmap lays out four major updates covering new Archipelago progression, ship skills, guild systems, new ships, Endless Sea endgame content, and port-warfare changes.
PlayStation’s February 12 State of Play promises more than 60 minutes of PS5 updates, with third-party and indie games alongside additional news from PlayStation Studios.
Fear The Timeloop earns a 6.5/10 for strong old-school survival horror energy, responsive developer support, and classic atmosphere, despite bugs, camera issues, clunky combat timing, and rough edges.
Witchbrook is targeting a 2026 release, with Chucklefish highlighting Mossport’s school-life structure, relationships, seasonal routines, customization, and cozy town atmosphere.
A movement shooter that lives or dies by its community WTF: Waifu Tactical Force is my Fix Gaming Channel Game of the Week #40 — because under the loud name and bold style, there’s a shooter here that feels built for short, sharp matches, clean movement, and “one more round” energy. It’s also the kind…
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Rome, survival, and close-quarters brutality in the Teutoburg Forest Lost Legions is a Roman-themed survival action RPG from Tarock Interactive, set in the aftermath of the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest — and it’s now live on Steam with its first public pitch: a harsh open world, deep crafting, and combat that’s meant to feel…
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A calm cast, then something pulls back About Fishing is a fishing-themed murder mystery from The Water Museum. It’s also currently playable via a Steam playtest — and based on my first short session, it already feels like one of those games that looks simple until you notice how many little systems are hiding under…
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Seven years in spare time — and the moment Droplet finally hit 1.0 This is part of Fix Stories — dev-authored journeys published on Fix Gaming Channel. For another long-form creator journey, read This May Be Anti-Inspirational. It Worked Anyway. Story My name is Karl “Krayfishkarl” Ast. I am a hobbyist solo developer, and I…
A multiplayer game that can’t begin without a crowd While trying to record Roulette Heist, I ran into a hard stop: I couldn’t start a match because no players were available to join during the session. With no one online at that moment, the game didn’t offer a way to kick off a round —…
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A grim quota-driven bunker sim with a slow-building survival bite DRUDGE is a first-person dystopian survival/sim experience where the “job” is part of the horror: you’re trapped underground, forced to meet daily quotas under a punishment collar while you earn money, unlock passages, and gear up to push deeper. If you’re curious about how DRUDGE…
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Taipei Game Show 2026 wraps with nearly 400,000 visits — 2027 dates confirmed Taipei Game Show 2026 has officially concluded, with the organizer reporting nearly 400,000 visits over four days. The recap also points to a bigger B2B push this year, with meeting rooms and networking sessions running at full pace across the first two…
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Pie in the Sky is out now on Steam, turning players into an Australian magpie in a retro arcade game about swooping pedestrians, stealing food, chasing scores, and causing PS2-era-style chaos.
Game of the Week #39 goes to When the Embers Wake, a short wordless red-panda adventure about grief, deforestation, survival, resilience, and environmental storytelling through a fading forest.
Cairn earns a 9.5/10 for its exceptional climbing, atmosphere, art, and tension, while technical instability remains a significant blemish on an otherwise standout survival-climbing experience.
