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Sub-Species (Steam) – Preview

Recently, I received the honour of being able to check out an early access demo for Howling Hamster Entertainment’s upcoming title ‘Sub-Species.’  ‘Sub-Species’ is a 2.5D Arcade Action/Adventure that sees players taking control of a submarine that rotates 360 degrees in order to battle alien sea monsters that will be

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Disco Simulator (Steam) – Review

There is something about running a nightclub that sounds so appealing, but it’s more than just flashing lights, loud music, and nights you might forget about. It’s about balance, timing and knowing exactly what the crowd wants. ‘Disco Simulator’ puts you in the role of a club owner, starting with

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Tatari (Steam) – Review

The Japanese and the genre of horror are a volatile mixture of horrifying and epic storytelling. Look at movies like ‘The Grudge’ and ‘The Ring’, or even games like ‘Silent Hill’ and ‘Fatal Frame’; they have an uncanny ability to create media that twists urban legends into a dance of

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Dreadway (Steam) – Review

I see what you are trying to do, ZweiBier Indie, developers of a new 4 player co-op, extraction, campy horror ‘Dreadway’, and its genius. Jumping on the trend of popular co-op games such as the likes of ‘R.E.P.O’, ‘Lethal Company’ or even ‘PEAK’, this will be another one of those

Obsidian Moon (Steam) – Preview

Finally, after years of shooters, first-person view adventures, and an abundance of in-game stores littering you with cosmetics and DLC, new developer, Lost Cabinet Games, has created something simple, engaging, puzzling, and downright addictive. Gone are the days of realistic graphics, quick time events, and gaming that feels like ‘have

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Hank: Drowning On Dry Land (Steam) – Review

Time travel, while not a completely unique gaming mechanic, is rarely done well. ‘Hank: Drowning On Dry Land’ by My Next Games is one such indie adventure game that elevates the concept in such a unique and erratic way. Upon investigation, though, I found our time-travelling hero, Hank, also appears

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Ancient Farm (Steam) – Review

Farming Simulation titles have explored almost every corner of history, but it’s not often we get taken back to the dawn of civilisation itself. “Ancient Farm”, developed by A2 Softworks and published by Ultimate Games S.A., PlayWay S.A., and Ultimate Publishing, sets its sights on ancient Egypt. The game asks

5.5

Taxi Chaos 2 (Steam) – Review

Did somebody order a Taxi with a side order of Chaos? ‘Taxi Chaos 2′, developed by Focuspoint Studios and published by Current Games, has finally arrived on Steam. Today, we find out if this latest entry in the Taxi Chaos franchise can deliver, or if it suffers from another nostalgia

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Netherworld Covenant (Steam) – Review

‘Netherworld Covenant’ is a top-down, souls-like/rogue-like game brought to you by the team over at MadGoat Game Studio. Without heavily leaning into either category, we are placed right between the punishment of a combat and parrying mechanics and the repetition of a rogue, I am happy to report, though not

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Stunt Bike Extreme (Steam) – Review

‘Stunt Bike Extreme’ is an arcade-like, motocross game from Hyperkani that closely follows the ‘Trials HD’ layout. I was thrilled to get the chance to cover this title, as it fondly reminds me of my childhood days playing Trials HD for hours and hours on end. Long story short, if you were a fan of Trials HD, you’re sure to

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DRINK HUMAN BEANS (Steam) – Review

If you have ever enjoyed a game where the hand-holding is more like pushing you away and shoving you down some stairs, then ‘Drink Human Beans’ is the game for you. The developers at Last Dissent have created a game that combines Horror and head-scratching puzzles. Applying for a job

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Total Reload (Steam) – Review

Welcome to the developers at Torshock’s latest game, ‘Total Reload’, an indie game inspired by the ‘Portal’ series. You will quickly find, a linear progression is what comes from this 1st person logic puzzler. You’ll take control and step into the big shiny shoes of an AI, Robotic body named

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DETECTIVE – Rainy Night (Steam) – Review

Low-budget horror games have become incredibly popular in recent years. Games like Fears to Fathom, Iron Lung, or Mouthwashing prove that you don’t need crazy graphics or a million jump scares to be a good scary game. Detective: Rainy Night, developed by K148 Game Studio and published by JanduSoft, is

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Therapy Simulator (Steam) – Review

“I know you love sim games!” That was the message that popped up in chat from the boss, and straight away, my interest was sparked. ‘Therapy Simulator’ by developer, Jemboy, was the title sent through. Now, as a guy in his 40s who’s spent way too many evenings than I’d

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Huntsman (Steam) – Review

Do you see that in the distance? What is that? A car-sized spider…? Great. It’s time to explore an arachnophobe’s worst nightmare: Huntsman. An immersive single-player horror game that revolves around arguably humanity’s most feared animal – the spider. Developed by independent studio OnTheHouse Studios and published by Ten Image

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Ayasa: Shadows of Silence (Steam) – Review

After two and a half years in development, Aya Games has delivered us a hauntingly beautiful puzzle-based platformer called Ayasa: Shadows of Silence. Narrative-driven and completely dialogue-free, this new indie horror delivers in aesthetics, ambience, and adventure. Developed and published by Aya Games, Ayasa: Shadows of Silence is currently available

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Storage Hunter Simulator (Steam) – Review

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to strike gold in an abandoned storage unit? Storage Hunter Simulator puts you in the shoes of a bold bidder of storage auctions, where every locker could be hiding that hidden treasure or trash. Developed by Raccoons Studio and published by astragon Entertainment,

7.5

Skate Story (Steam) – Review

The time has come to freshen up the grip tape, tighten the truck bolts, and grease those bearings as we flip-trick our way into our next grind in the oddly brilliant Skate Story. Developed by Sam Eng and published by Devlover Digital, Skate Story backside board-slides its way onto Steam

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Two Point Museum: Zooseum DLC (Steam) – Review

Since its release, Two Point Museum has nailed the blend of creativity, chaos, and a touch of comedy, offering players a management-based simulation that never takes itself too seriously. It has super-easy gameplay, clever humour, and an ever-expanding variety of exhibits; it’s the kind of title that keeps surprising you.

7.5

Fear Effect (Steam) – Review

The original ‘Fear Effect’ game is 25 years old. Yes. I was shocked too at the realisation that the year 2000 was that long ago. Originally released on PlayStation 3, this cel-shaded, cinematic shooter, now developed by Implicit Conversions and published by Limited Run Games, was re-released in 2025 for

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