Alruna: End of History Review: A Metroidvania That Keeps Unfolding
Jake reviews Alruna: End of History, a compact post-apocalyptic Metroidvania from Neckbolt that hides clever puzzles, versatile movement, and surprising depth inside a small package.
Tag: PC Gaming
SULFUR Is Our Game of the Week #56 Because It Remembers Games Should Be Fun
SULFUR earns our Game of the Week #56 spotlight because it remembers the most important thing: games should be fun. Perfect Random’s roguelite FPS mixes sharp gunplay, chaotic upgrades, cooking, loot, and risky experimentation into a loop that keeps pulling you back.
007 First Light Early Review: Bond Energy, Hitman DNA, and PC Issues
After a few hours with 007 First Light on PC, the Bond fantasy is strong, stylish, and full of IO Interactive DNA, but crashes, freezes, and strange NPC glitches make this a cautious recommendation at launch.
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.
Best Steam Deck Games Worth Playing in 2026
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.
Beautiful Light Is Our Game of the Week #55
Beautiful Light is our Game of the Week #55, a watch pick for Deep Worlds SA’s upcoming horror extraction shooter with PvPvPvE tension, playable anomalies, and serious atmosphere.
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.
Best Walking Simulator Games to Play in 2026
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.
Far Far West Passes 1 Million Sales as Steam Gets Another Indie Co-op Breakout
Far Far West has passed 1 million units sold on Steam in less than two weeks, turning Evil Raptor’s robot cowboy co-op shooter into one of 2026’s clearest Early Access breakout stories.
VietDoom Is Becoming Retrofront: Vietnam, a Standalone Commercial FPS
VietDoom is being rebuilt as Retrofront: Vietnam, a standalone commercial FPS from Sgt_Mark_IV with two campaigns, co-op, PvP, and Doom-engine roots.
Subnautica 2 Is Game of the Week #54 — After 22 Hours, I’m Still Going Back Under
After 22 hours of solo Early Access play, Subnautica 2 is our Game of the Week #54. This is not our full review yet, but Unknown Worlds’ underwater survival sequel already has the atmosphere, curiosity, and survival loop that keeps me going back under.
SHULERO – Dice Roguelike Gets Free First Roll Version Ahead of Steam Launch
SHULERO – Dice Roguelike is free to try now on itch.io before its May 29, 2026 Steam launch, mixing Poker Dice-inspired scoring, Wild Dice, bosses, and casino tricks.
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.