s&box once felt hard to pin down when Facepunch spoke with Fix Gaming Channel at Gamescom. In 2026, the project is much easier to explain as a Source 2-powered platform built around creating, sharing, and playing community-made games.
Jesus Simulator is not a review of faith. It is a review of a broken, badly acted, poorly designed game filled with glitches, forced mini-games, and almost no reason to keep playing.
Is Nvidia’s “DLSS 5” pushing PC gaming forward, or helping the industry rely too heavily on AI instead of proper optimization? This editorial looks at the bigger question behind Nvidia’s latest rendering push.
A Delaware Court of Chancery ruling has reinstated Ted Gill as CEO of Unknown Worlds, handing Krafton a major setback in the ongoing Subnautica 2 dispute.
A short public playtest is now live for Everlast: Undying Tale Everlast: Undying Tale will hold a public playtest from March 19 to March 22, 2026, giving players, media, and content creators a chance to try InSpades’ upcoming online co-op action RPG ahead of its planned Q3 2026 release on Steam. If fantasy RPGs with…
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SULFUR has now sold 300,000 copies on Steam during Early Access, with the team thanking players, streamers, partners, and friends for the support.
Mirage 7 has some charm, a strong fairy tale tone, and solid voice acting, but repetitive quest design, awkward controls, and basic combat stop it from becoming truly engaging.
Scriptorium: Master of Manuscripts delivers a cosy, funny medieval sandbox with a lot of charm, even if its small canvas and light client feedback limit how far its creative loop can go.
Kindling delivers one-hit tension, fire-based combat, and a strong haunted forest atmosphere in an early playtest that already shows clear promise.
A sharper matchday sim, stronger tactics, and a cleaner UI in the latest Next Fest demo Esports Manager 2026 has pushed out a major updated demo for Steam Next Fest, with a heavier focus on match realism, broader tactical control, and a noticeably improved interface. If you tried the earlier demo slice, this one is…
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A one-man milestone: 100 Steam releases, and the labels that follow Fix Stories is a dev-authored series. This submission is written by Archor Wright (Archor Games). Archor Games — GAMES.ARCHOR.COM Recently, Archor Games published his 100th game on Steam. This puts Archor Wright in a very rare group of developers with 100+ games on Steam…
Tomas Sala explains how ShipShaper grew from a Bulwark tool into a relaxing standalone ship builder focused on flow, minimalist design, and creator-friendly exports.
A striking horror vibe trapped in a rigid card-path loop Reviewed on PC.Score: 6/10 Roots Devour has an instantly memorable presentation — black-and-red horror energy, unsettling creature designs, and a core idea that should land for strategy players. But after a few hours, the systems around that idea feel underdeveloped, and too many runs start…
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Vital Shell’s spark, balance, and the next step forward We caught up with Marvin, the developer behind Vital Shell, to talk about the original spark that shaped the game’s vibe, the messy iteration process behind its systems, how he approached balance, and what’s coming next. If you missed our earlier coverage, you can read it…
A quiet red panda story that treats nature like the main character This week’s Game of the Week pick is When the Embers Wake — a third-person, wordless narrative adventure about a young red panda trying to survive as the forest changes around you. On Steam, it’s described as a story “with a cause,” built…
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