Fix Access explains why PR and press outreach still matter for game developers and publishers, covering creator targeting, Steam visibility, launch timing, wishlists, and why communication needs to start before release.
Fail Fail Succeed turns repeated failure into the path forward, using clever puzzle design, compact worlds, and strange dreamlike platforming to make every solved room feel earned.
Into the Fire begins its public Steam playtest on May 20, giving players an early look at Starward Industries’ cataclysm extraction survival game where rescue, lava, ash, fire, and supernatural phenomena shape every run.
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.
Hauntsville comes to PlayStation 5 on May 13, bringing its Western horror survival setting, folklore-inspired creatures, homestead building, and online co-op to console players.
Huntdown: Overtime is Fix Gaming Channel’s Game of the Week #52, a neon-soaked roguelite prequel packed with run-and-gun chaos, cybernetic upgrades, and VHS-era B-movie attitude.
Temple of Eternal Suffering is a dark sci-fi ARPG roguelite from Heavy Shield Games, blending loot progression, character implants, ever-changing dungeons, and a customizable mech suit into one brutal run-based experience.
Short games can still offer real value. We look at Steam games under two hours, the refund-window problem, and why compact games deserve more respect.
Our updated 2026 Viking games list covers Valheim 1.0, NORSE: Oath of Blood, Vikings Dynasty, ASKA, FENRIR, True Vikings, and more Norse-inspired games worth watching.
Bubblebird Studio’s Sandcastle turns a childhood beach pastime into a charming sandbox builder with relaxing physics, hidden objects, and plenty of chilled creative appeal.
Alkahest is shaping up as a dark first-person fantasy RPG worth watching, with brutal physics-driven combat, environmental kills, and alchemy at the heart of its design.
UNGALAND! blends colorful prehistoric charm with action-platforming challenge, Primal Seeds, oversized weapons, and a playful soulslike edge ahead of launch.
I tested Noir Mafia Simulator: 1960s American Crime ahead of its Early Access launch, and while there is something here, it feels far too undercooked in its current state. The heist concept has some promise, but clunky movement, unclear objectives, and weak combat feedback hold it back for now.
A chaotic little roguelike with real personality already feels like one worth keeping an eye on. We cover plenty of indie games that look promising on paper, whether through broader roundups like 5 Indie Games to Watch or recent Game of the Week features such as Messy Recipe Lands as Fix Gaming Channel’s GOTW #47….
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HueFold creator Maksym Skrypka reflects on building a color-mixing puzzle game in Kyiv during wartime, learning hard lessons from launch, and finding meaning in the quiet impact games can have on players.
