IndieMania 2025 brings together more than 100 developers for world premieres, trailers, giveaways, a fan-voted Game of the Year championship, and a post-show master class for indie creators.
The UK Government announced new funding for London Games Festival as part of a £30 million Games Growth Package, with plans to expand the event, support UK developers, and increase international reach.
Game of the Week #8 goes to God of Weapons, a dark-fantasy roguelike survival game where automatic combat, inventory limits, randomized gear, and positioning turn each run into a loadout puzzle.
Crime Simulator is a stealth-focused criminal sandbox from the creators of Thief Simulator 2, offering solo play or four-player co-op, heists, tools, hideout upgrades, and a long progression-driven campaign.
Drug Dealer Simulator arrives on PlayStation 5 with upgraded visuals and the PC game’s major updates, bringing its controversial but detailed crime-management loop to a new console audience.
WHAT THE PAK?! is a chaotic free-to-play party game built around loose physics, objective-based mini-games, absurd customization, and up to eight players creating slapstick multiplayer mayhem.
Bullets & Brains delivers a promising twin-stick shooter demo with clean movement, bullet-hell bosses, auto-reloading, cel-shaded visuals, upgrade potential, and strong co-op possibilities.
This feature looks at Mundfish’s rise from Atomic Heart to its next wave of projects, including Atomic Heart 2, The CUBE, and ILL, and why the studio remains one of gaming’s most unpredictable creative forces.
A New Mission for Military Sim Fans Originally acclaimed on PC, Carrier Deck is now on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch as of June 5, 2025. Developed by South Africa’s indie studio Every Single Soldier and published for consoles by Ultimate Games S.A., Carrier Deck puts you in…
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A candid update on independent gaming journalism, Fix Gaming Channel’s community growth, and the future of indie gaming coverage. Independent gaming journalism is at the heart of everything we do at Fix Gaming Channel. A little while back, I wrote about what it really takes to run an indie gaming outlet today. That article was…
Clown Is Hungry demo review covers my 30-minute experience with this short but intense indie horror game. I played the demo twice to catch everything it had to offer. Introduction – What Stood Out Related coverage: Indie Spotlight. Related: Indie Spotlight. I found the “Warning” at the start of the game funny, and the humor…
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Related coverage: Industry News. Related: Industry News. Knights in Tight Spaces Wins Gold at NYX Game Awards Knights in Tight Spaces has officially taken home Gold in the Commercial category at the 2025 NYX Game Awards, cementing its place among the year’s standout gaming campaigns. The award recognizes the game’s dynamic launch trailer, produced by…
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Survive the Fall review on PC: a post-apocalyptic survival RPG that mixes squad exploration, base building, tactical combat, and resource management.
First Look: A Roguelite FPS That Combines Old-School Chaos and Vampire Madness My first look at Vampire Hunters on Xbox Series X. If DOOM and Serious Sam stumbled into a roguelite bar fight, Vampire Hunters would be the aftermath. This first-person shooter lets you stack up to 14 weapons at once and wade through gothic…
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Masked heroes and monsters collide in a 1950s horror throwdown Related coverage: Reviews. Related: Reviews. Monstroscopy is the kind of fighting game that sticks out from the pack—not because of its high-speed combos or flashy super moves, but because of how weird, stylish, and strangely niche it dares to be. Developed with a heavy dose…
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