If you’ve ever wondered what it might be like to run a food truck in the vacuum of space, Space Chef from Blue Goo Games serves up exactly that experience with a generous side of humor, charm, and cosmic chaos. Released in 2025, this quirky title blends cooking, exploration, and survival into a unique interstellar... Continue Reading →
Eclair Games has officially announced RatScum, a narrative-driven adventure that made its debut with a brand-new teaser trailer at The MIX Fall Showcase. Players step into the whiskers of a lost rat navigating a whimsical yet decaying world. Through shadowy vents, narrow pipes, and forgotten hallways, you’ll uncover puzzles, forge unlikely alliances, and sneak glimpses... Continue Reading →
XLGAMES has officially unveiled its next big step for the ArcheAge franchise. In a newly released Producer’s Letter, Executive Producer Ham Yongjin shares an exciting first look at ArcheAge Chronicles, an upcoming online action RPG set 50 years after the original game's events. This isn’t a sequel—and it’s not a reboot. ArcheAge Chronicles is a... Continue Reading →
How SEDAP! Cooks Up Something Special When Kopiforge, a small but ambitious Singaporean game collective, set out to cook up their debut title, few could have expected just how flavorful the final dish would turn out to be. SEDAP! A Culinary Adventure isn't just a quirky co-op cooking game — it's a riotous, color-drenched journey... Continue Reading →
Developer: 11 Bit Studios Platforms: PC (Reviewed), Console versions TBD Genre: Survival | Management | Narrative-driven Sci-fi 11 Bit Studios has carved out a niche in the indie gaming space by turning survival and management games into emotionally rich, morally complex experiences. With The Alters, the studio returns to familiar territory—but with a fresh, thought-provoking... Continue Reading →
Developed by Interactive Tragedy | Published by Pantaloon Platform: PC | Genre: Psychological Narrative Puzzle Sub-Verge is not your average deep-sea dive. Developed by the inventive minds at Interactive Tragedy and published under the new Pantaloon label, this psychological puzzle game swims in uncharted waters, both mechanically and narratively. With a compelling focus on high-stakes... Continue Reading →
I don't typically gravitate toward visual novels, but Inhuman Resources: A Literary Machination proved to be a genuinely eye-opening experience. Developed by Finnegan Motors and published by Indie Asylum, this haunting narrative adventure blends psychological horror, satire, and dystopian dread into something far more profound than the sum of its parts. At its core, Inhuman... Continue Reading →
Genie Interactive Games makes its haunting debut with The Cecil: The Journey Begins, a first-person psychological horror experience rooted in one of Los Angeles' most infamous real-world locations—the Cecil Hotel. With its dark past and a reputation steeped in mystery, the real-life hotel is fertile ground for horror, and Genie doesn't waste the opportunity to... Continue Reading →
Gravelord – A Boomer Shooter with a Gothic TwistFatbot Games' Gravelord is a fast-paced, retro-inspired first-person shooter that merges classic boomer shooter mechanics with a unique Gothic aesthetic. Currently in Early Access, Gravelord embraces old-school FPS sensibilities, taking clear inspiration from genre legends like Doom and Quake, while adding its own modern twists. With a... Continue Reading →
Sancticide Review – A Soulslike Sinner in Need of Redemption Sancticide is one of those games that comes out of nowhere with a concept that grabs your attention immediately — a third-person action RPG set in a biblical apocalypse where you play as a Sin Collector hunting down those who've defied God. It's dark, it's... Continue Reading →
