15 Games That Started on Mobile Before Coming to PC and Consoles
These 15 games began on phones or tablets before later versions brought them to PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and other platforms.
Indie Game News, Reviews and Developer Interviews
These 15 games began on phones or tablets before later versions brought them to PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and other platforms.
The Steam Deck remains one of the best ways to play PC games away from the desk. Here are 15 Steam Deck games worth playing in 2026, from Balatro and Stardew Valley to Baldur’s Gate 3, Elden Ring, Hades 2, and more.
Walking simulator games are still some of the strongest choices for players who want atmosphere, story, mystery, and quiet exploration without endless combat. Here are several worth playing in 2026.
Duelist: Idle Expedition launches its Steam demo today, giving players an early look at its pixel-art idle RPG systems, party-building, camp management, and JRPG-inspired class progression.
Everything is Crab launches today on PC, bringing Odd Dreams Digital’s animal evolution roguelite to Steam, Epic Games Store, and Stove.
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.
These five hidden gem indie playtests and demos are worth checking before they move on, with Steam links, trailers, and a few extra games to wishlist.
Five promising indie games caught our attention, including Legends of the Round Table, Wanderburg, ReVamp, Cursed Blood, and EverSiege: Untold Ages.
Retro Rewind – Video Store Simulator is our Game of the Week #46, and for good reason. Blood Pact Studios has delivered a cozy, nostalgia-driven management sim that understands how to make simple progression feel satisfying.
Kritter: Defend Together earns our Game of the Week #45 spot with its mix of co-op chaos, base defence pressure, and roguelite action.
Pizza Slice launches on PC today via Steam, mixing cosy pizzeria management, pizza-making, business upgrades, side missions, and online multiplayer.
Game of the Week #44 goes to Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era, a turn-based strategy revival focused on faction identity, map control, town building, and battles with real strategic weight.
Steam Next Fest 2026 brought no shortage of interesting games, but a few demos stood out well beyond the rest. These are five that left a real mark on me after the event ended.
Whisker Wanderlust: Unwritten Chapter stands out as a cozy hidden-object game built around absurd hand-drawn dreamscapes, visual tricks, cats, magical creatures, and dense scenes packed with cleverly hidden objects.
Game of the Week #43 goes to Leonardo’s Island, a solo-developed naval sandbox where players build and arm ships, compete in regattas, fight naval battles, and play solo, PvP, or co-op.
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