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.
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.
Choice of Robots is our Game of the Week #53 because it reminds us that the strongest AI stories are not just about machines, but about the human choices, responsibilities, and consequences behind what we create.
Pixel art is not stuck in the past. From REPLACED and Huntdown: Overtime to Project Shadowglass, Witchbrook, SacriFire, and Neverway, 2026 shows how far modern pixel games have moved beyond retro imitation.
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.
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.
UNGALAND! blends colorful prehistoric charm with action-platforming challenge, Primal Seeds, oversized weapons, and a playful soulslike edge ahead of launch.
I tested Noir Mafia Simulator: 1960s American Crime ahead of its Early Access launch, and while there is something here, it feels far too undercooked in its current state. The heist concept has some promise, but clunky movement, unclear objectives, and weak combat feedback hold it back for now.
HaZ Dulull discusses how Astro Burn evolved into a cute-em-up, why player feedback changed the game, and what the team wants to bring back from the physical era.
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.
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.
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…
From One-Person Studio to Hundreds of Thousands of Players November 2025 – Crime Simulator will be available on Xbox Series X|S on December 1, 2025. The game has stealth, action, and internet co-op for up to four people. It originally came out for PC in June 2025, and it got good reviews and sold more…
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A brutal, hand-drawn throwback to classic noir shooters, Fallen Aces delivers fists, firepower, and freedom—earning its place as this week’s standout pick. Sometimes a game doesn’t just hit—it socks you in the jaw, drags you through the alley, and leaves you grinning. Fallen Aces is that game. A slick blend of hand-drawn visuals, immersive sim…
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