Tag: news
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Mixtape: Just Vibes in Blue Moon Lagoon
The Steam sale is slowly coming to a close, and there are so many great deals that you can still snag until July 9. Today, however, we wanted to briefly touch upon a relatively new, critically acclaimed game that doesn’t have a big discount but offers a massive, memorable trip down memory lane. Leaving your…
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Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands – Dropping Beats
Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands is a game that’s based on the long-running webcomic of the same name. it’s a game about a local music competition that quickly spirals into a laugh-out-loud nonsense. The first thing we noticed about Deathbulge is the art style—it really doesn’t look like anything else we’ve played. It has this…
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Hyperwired: Meaningful Connections
Hyperwired: Meaningful Connections Today we have a wonderful arcade game that will challenge you in the best way possible. We hope you’re in the mood for explosive space action and hugging sockets in a far, far away, procedurally generated galaxy. All that is wrapped in anxious roguelite mechanics that will test both your reflexes and…
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Tunnels of Death for Dustwind: Resistance: Strong DLC
Prequels are usually a tough pill to swallow, and a lot of gamers, us included, are extremely wary of them. Z-Software gave us a really solid, Fallout Tactics-inspired ride with the base game, Dustwind: Resistance, back in 2025. We loved it so much that we literally begged Dimitri Zaitsev, the creative director behind most of…
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Abyssus: Should You Stare at It?
As huge fans of co-op action games like Warhammer 40,000: Darktide, we weren’t sure what to expect from Abyssus. We liked the videos and we absolutely love the devs. DoubleMoose Games is the team behind the physics-driven fun of Just Die Already and Last Man Sitting. Those games are our jam, and seeing them make…
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LANESPLIT: Just You, the Bike, and the Road
A game doesn’t always need a sprawling narrative or a massive map covered in objective markers. Sometimes, less is more. There are days when all we want is to shut off our brains after a long day, pick a fast ride, and weave through traffic until our reflexes take over. LANESPLIT does exactly this for…
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STARSEEKER: A Race Against Our Own Lungs
Astroneer was and still is an amazing game. We remember spending hundreds of hours just digging holes and stringing together oxygen tethers. Building massive bases with our friends? That too, was priceless! System Era Softworks accomplished a pure, zen-like freedom with that title. In a lot of ways, it was a hangout game where we…
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Paper Hero: How Origament Flipped the Platformer Script
It seems like indie gaming is currently dominated by pixel-art roguelikes and massive metroidvanias. You might think that a game where you play as a defenseless piece of paper sounds like a tough sell. Yet, Origament: A Paper Adventure manages to make floating on a breeze feel incredibly compelling. If you don’t believe us, just…
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Serpent’s Gaze: A Punishing Desert Journey
In Serpent’s Gaze, we play as a scion and your purpose is to venture into an ancient desert and wipe out the opposing gods ruling the land. We recently spent time with this new Early Access release from developer Feeble Minds. As we learned in a recent interview with the studio, the veteran team has…
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Gearing Up for Revelations: A Look Back at The Dark Ages
With the upcoming release of the Revelations expansion for DOOM: The Dark Ages, we think there’s never been a better time to jump back into the game. This new chapter sounds like a wild ride, promising to drag the Slayer into a gritty purgatory filled with fiercer demons and, as a nice bonus, some deeper…
