Future Knight Is Game of the Week #73: Eight Hours to Save Humanity’s Memory
Future Knight is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #73, standing out with LCD-inspired visuals, frantic 2D action, character switching, and a bizarre story.
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Future Knight is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #73, standing out with LCD-inspired visuals, frantic 2D action, character switching, and a bizarre story.
We revisit seven indie games we were watching in 2025 to see what happened next, including delays, Early Access launches and ongoing development.
Rainwormhole packs 19 portal-puzzle rooms, code-drawn art and synthesized audio into a current 12,804-byte browser-game archive.
I played the Blood & Canvas: Bareknuckle Boxing demo. The controller options are welcome and the concept is right up my alley, but the current demo needs more bite to really sell the full game.
Solo-developed Soulslike False Hero has launched on Steam, bringing attack-stealing combat, a dark fantasy world and challenging boss fights to PC.
A Nintendo e-Reader printing problem helped shape Eridin, a fantasy strategy game Matt Greer is building for GBA/e-Reader hardware and PC from a shared codebase.
From retro LCD action and rolling castles to tactical bloodbaths and giant flesh blobs, here are five indie games worth checking out.
Seonyeop Jang of Mongma Studio shares how player feedback reshaped boss rewards, progression, readability, and build choices in Revenant Survivors.
Thanks for the Soup launches today in Early Access, mixing cozy soup deliveries, fishing, farming, pets, and psychological horror.
House House’s Big Walk sold more than one million copies in six days while launching on PlayStation Plus, giving the indie co-op adventure a huge start.
Cohen 1939 is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #72, spotlighting its 1939 Birmingham setting, revenge story, and fast top-down action.
Win one of two Mr. Sleepy Man Steam keys. Visit the game on Steam, share the giveaway on Bluesky, join our newsletter, and enter by October 1.
Woodo launches today, September 16. Tiny Monks Tales’ handcrafted diorama puzzler turns wooden scenes into colorful little worlds and is our Game of the Day.
I spent roughly 2–3 hours with Detective Sherlock: Shadow Stalker. The AI conversations were genuinely fun, but the detective game underneath never made me want to finish the case.
Needle In A Haystack Simulator takes the mundane-game trend to its logical extreme: five million pieces of hay, one hidden needle, and a viral response that sent the experiment across social media.
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