Why Is the Xbox App Showing Pre-Install 221 Days Before Launch?
Pre-installing can be useful near launch, but when the Xbox app shows Stranger Than Heaven with 221 days left on the countdown, the feature starts to feel more confusing than helpful.
Tag: PC Gaming
Free Steam Demos Are Coming: Steam Next Fest June 2026 Is for Gamers and Solo Indie Developers
Steam Next Fest June 2026 brings a full week of free demos, upcoming games, and discovery on Steam. Here is what gamers should know and why solo indie developers should use the event carefully.
Ultrawide Gaming Monitors in 2026: OLED, 32:9, and Budget Picks
A short guide to seven ultrawide gaming monitors worth checking on Amazon in 2026, from premium OLED displays to more affordable 34-inch and 49-inch picks.
Once the World Gets Wider, Normal Starts to Feel Small
Ultrawide gaming is not just about a bigger monitor. It changes how racing, horror, open-world games, and indie titles feel, and once you get used to 21:9 or 32:9, normal screens can feel hard to return to.
Your Monitor Isn’t the Problem: Why New PC Games Still Fail Ultrawide Players
You bought the monitor, the hardware, and the full-price PC game. Then the game gives you black bars. Modern AA and AAA releases still need to do better for ultrawide and super ultrawide players.
Fail Fail Succeed Interview: Martin Zetterman on Failure, Mental Health, and Eira
Fail Fail Succeed launches on Steam today, and solo developer Martin Zetterman speaks with Fix Gaming Channel about failure, mental health, solo development, and the real dog Eira behind the game’s quiet comfort.
Into the Fire Public Playtest Starts May 20
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.
Coin Pusher Casino Keeps Growing Beyond Launch With Blackjack 21 Arcade
Coin Pusher Casino is not new, but TreeNutsGames’ arcade sim keeps growing with Blackjack 21 Arcade, streamer-friendly chaos, new content, and classic coin pusher nostalgia.
Dead as Disco brings rhythm, style, and combat into Early Access
Dead as Disco has launched into Early Access on PC, bringing Brain Jar Games’ rhythm-driven beat ’em up to Steam and the Epic Games Store with music-synced combat, boss battles, custom music support, and a strong sense of style.
Spark in the Dark Review: Hardcore Dungeon Crawling With No Mercy
Spark in the Dark delivers a brutal hardcore dungeon crawler where darkness drains your health, light becomes survival, and every mistake can cost you the run.
Temple of Eternal Suffering Blends Mech Suits, Implants, and Roguelite Dungeon Runs
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.
Why Are PC Parts Still So Expensive in the Philippines?
Building a gaming PC in the Philippines can feel painfully expensive, but the reason is bigger than one bad listing. Imports, VAT, shipping, peso pressure, logistics, warranty risk, and smaller market volume all help explain why PC parts often cost more before they even reach the shelf.
Fix Gaming Channel’s Top 10 Super Ultrawide series
Fix Gaming Channel’s Top 10 Super Ultrawide series is complete, featuring ten randomly selected games tested in raw 32:9 gameplay. The community vote is coming next, and one participant may win a game.
Slay the Spire 2 Is Still Massive on Steam, Even as Reviews Turn Mixed
Slay the Spire 2 is still pulling huge SteamDB player numbers, but recent Steam reviews have turned Mixed. That contrast makes Mega Crit’s Early Access sequel one of Steam’s most interesting stories right now.
What Is Tiltility? A Beginner’s Guide to the Webcam Utility on Steam
Tiltility is a Steam utility for Windows PC that uses a standard webcam to turn natural movement, tilts, and gestures into game inputs, giving players a different way to control and interact with games.