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.
Vampires: Bloodlord Rising enters Early Access on January 30, 2026 with an open-world vampire power fantasy built around castle construction, blood hunting, crafting, combat, servants, and four-player co-op.
Grave Stakes remains unscored because matchmaking never produced enough players to start a match, leaving its eight-player deadly game-show concept impossible to properly review in its current state.
One simple outreach fix: name the access model (demo, trial, beta, playtest, Early Access) and add cost, time limit, and scope. Less confusion, more replies.
Fix Stories follows how blunt feedback pushed Killing Momentum: Umbral Moon through an ‘Oil revolution,’ replacing mismatched visuals with a more cohesive art direction while preserving its tactical core.
Game of the Week #38 goes to Vital Shell, a survivor-like that turns the formula into an intense bullet hell with tight dodging, character-specific mechanics, weapon synergies, and screen-filling projectile pressure.
Wordatro! earns a 7/10 for turning word-building into a roguelite scoring loop with rerolls, special letters, bonuses, and smart decisions, though its limited modes cap long-term variety.
The Kingdom Loop demo is live on Steam, offering a tactical roguelike built around turn-based combat, deckbuilding, loop-based progression, terrain placement, factions, and long-term strategic planning.
Fix Stories follows solo developer Ofer Rubinstein’s long path to Golel, a tick-based first-person RPG shaped by years of failed projects, hard lessons, persistence, and a stronger understanding of game design.
REPLACED launches March 12, 2026 with cinematic 2.5D action-platforming, pixel-art cyberpunk visuals, fluid traversal, close-range and ranged combat, and an alternate-1980s America setting.
Game of the Week #37 goes to The 9th Charnel Demo, a short psychological horror slice built around stealth, puzzles, mature content, oppressive atmosphere, and a constant sense of dread.
A Unity puzzle concept from a decade ago comes back stronger: Cubuleto’s rebuilt PC version adds a full in-game level editor, community sharing, and 250 handcrafted levels — straight from the developer in Fix Stories.
Six hours in, and it already feels like a tense novel you’re playing Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Impressions after ~6 hours. Pathologic 3 is a psychological horror game where you have 12 days to save a town from a plague, playing as Daniil Dankovsky (the Bachelor). Developed by Ice-Pick Lodge and published by HypeTrain Digital,…
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