Huntdown: Overtime brings neon-soaked run-and-gun chaos, roguelite upgrades, crisp controls, and 80s B-movie attitude together in one of 2026’s most satisfying arcade action releases.
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.
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.
FUR Squadron Phoenix is our Game of the Week #49, combining colourful arcade action, strong pacing, and roguelite progression in a confident indie rail shooter.
Five promising indie games caught our attention, including Legends of the Round Table, Wanderburg, ReVamp, Cursed Blood, and EverSiege: Untold Ages.
Wonderful Neoran Valley has surged far beyond its Kickstarter target, giving Nara Studio’s indie monster collector roguelite strong momentum and growing visibility.
Shape of Dreams Version 1.2 adds Traveler skins, a new corrupted-mist event, fresh shrines, constellations, cosmetics, and other content as the game enters the Steam Spring Sale at 30% off.
Kritter: Defend Together earns our Game of the Week #45 spot with its mix of co-op chaos, base defence pressure, and roguelite action.
Vital Shell developer Marvin explains the game’s inspirations, abandoned ideas, balance philosophy, iteration process, and why its arena-shooter identity was shaped by years of experimentation.
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.
Cyber Rats turns a retro maze aesthetic into a tense roguelite loop with procedural layouts, cyber-enhanced lab rats, traps, hunters, quick objectives, and a strong one-more-run pull.
Game of the Week #34 goes to THE KULKA, a one-button arcade roguelite that mixes bullet-heaven chaos with simple controls, fast retries, ambient music, and a strong score-chasing loop.
Night Swarm earns a 7/10 review for its satisfying bullet-heaven runs, vampire theme, permanent upgrades, escalating builds, and strong progression despite some repetition and rough edges.
THE KULKA earns an 8.5/10 first-impressions score for its one-button bullet-heaven loop, calm soundtrack, fast restarts, upgrade paths, and surprisingly relaxing take on neon arcade chaos.
