David Lorenzo on building a first-person horror game without gore or cheap jump scares, drawing from a real-life medium, and why PS1-era horror still holds up.

Go! Go! Mister Chickums is a single-screen arcade platformer inspired by classics like Bubble Bobble. It might be better, thanks to how good its core mechanic feels and its tight level design.

Packing your bag is the game in Barda, a roguelite climber on Steam where space is survival and every run hinges on how well you manage it.

A poker dicebuilder about pushing your luck against Death, where build spikes create strong moments even as runs start to blur together.

A claw machine roguelike deckbuilder with smart prize-pool strategy, where slow, repetitive claw actions undercut the momentum it’s trying to build.

You’re in control of the egg. Mostly. In Oeuf, increpare turns that fragile control into a tense climb defined by constant failure and hard-earned progress.