Green Hell Launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S With Upgrades
Green Hell launched on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S with current-gen upgrades, additional content, and a transition away from older console versions.
Tag: Indie
Neural Dominion Reveals Pre-Alpha Cyberpunk 4X Gameplay
Neural Dominion revealed pre-alpha gameplay for its cyberpunk 4X strategy game, combining empire-building, tactical combat, and a crime-heavy futuristic city.
Unveiling Shadows Dark and Deep Review a Gustave Dor Inspired Horror Masterpiece With Insights From The Movie Hero
Dark and Deep review by TheMovieHero, covering Walter Woods’ Gustave Doré-inspired cosmic horror, puzzle design, atmosphere, sound, and psychological tension.
Interview Alone in the Dark Walter Woods on Bringing Dark and Deep to Life
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with Walter Woods about Dark and Deep, Gustave Doré, solo development, sound design, invisible enemies, cosmic horror, player feedback, and building fear through art and atmosphere.
She Could Fly: Documentary Escape Game Review – OCD, Loops and Knitted Birds
She Could Fly: Documentary Escape Game blends looping point-and-click puzzles, comic-book art, and documentary clips in a thoughtful exploration of OCD and anxiety.
Cats on Duty Launches July 29 on PC
Cats on Duty launched July 29, 2024 on PC, mixing real-time strategy, tower defense, match-3 systems, and a squad of heavily armed cats.
ZeNN Interview: Game Development Through South Africa’s Load Shedding
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with ZeNN about developing games and streaming through South Africa’s load shedding, backup planning, power outages, creative resilience, and EPIC ZOMBIES.
Dark and Darker for Free on Epic Games Store a New Frontier in Indie Gaming
Dark and Darker launched free-to-play on June 7, 2024, while Epic’s June 13–20 weekly offer featured Redout 2 and an Idle Champions reward pack.
INDIKA Review: A Cinematic and Philosophical Journey
INDIKA blends surreal storytelling, puzzles, faith, sin, and self-reflection in an alternative 19th-century Russia. Reviewed on PC with an 8.5/10 score.
Steam vs Epic Games Store the Best Platform for Indie Games?
This archive comparison examines Steam and the Epic Games Store from an indie gaming perspective, covering game selection, community tools, developer terms, and approaches to visibility.
Tix, Remembered — Roblox’s Most-Missed Currency
Miss Fix revisits Roblox’s retired Tix currency, why it mattered to players and creators, and why the community still remembers it years later.
The Gap a Riveting Tale Revisited on Nintendo Switch
The Gap brings its psychological sci-fi thriller to Nintendo Switch, following Joshua Hayes through fractured memories, grief, and a mystery built around family, identity, and déjà vu.
Vidas Salavejus and Dye The Bunny 2: Surreal Art, Music and Horror
A look at Vidas Salavejus and Dye The Bunny 2, connecting his surreal art, music, and indie-horror work ahead of an exclusive interview.
Vampire Hunters: Gamecraft Studios on Weapon Stacking, Community Feedback and Heavy Metal
Vampire Hunters stacks up to 14 weapons in a roguelite FPS built around experimentation. Gamecraft Studios producer Tiago Zaidan traces its game-jam origins, the player feedback that reshaped its arenas, and the rock and metal soundtrack driving its steampunk monster battles.
Inside Hidden Object Guru’s Process: Surprises, Setbacks, Wins
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with Hidden Object Guru about odd game ideas, lost builds, Crash Math, Dracula Defense, Clown in the Woods, collaboration, screenwriting, and creative limits in indie development.