Cupiclaw Review
A claw machine roguelike deckbuilder with smart prize-pool strategy, where slow, repetitive claw actions undercut the momentum it’s trying to build.
Skull Horde Review
Raise a skeleton army in Skull Horde, a roguelite auto-battler from 8BitSkull about holding things together as chaos tears it apart.
ZPF Review
ZPF is a throwback SHMUP from Mega Cat Studios built for Genesis hardware that struggles with readability and never finds a hook beyond its retro pitch.
Infinicrypt Review
Infinicrypt is a serviceable dungeon crawler with a familiar loop, but flat combat and a lack of personality make it wear thin fast.
Under the Island Review
Under the Island is a homage to classic Zelda games with exploration that shines.
Return to Dark Castle Review
Return to Dark Castle is a lovingly ported rerelease of a classic that deserves to be played.
Love Eternal Review
Love Eternal blends surreal psychological horror with gravity-switching precision platforming.
The Prisoning: Fletcher's Quest Review
A struggling game developer battles his subconscious in this not-quite-a-Metroidvania.
Return to Dark Castle Coming to Steam
After a long absence, Return to Dark Castle will be released on March 3, 2026.
Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass Review
Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass is a journey worth taking, especially if you missed the original PC release.
Kingdom of Night Review
Kingdom of Night blends 1980s nostalgia and cosmic horror into an atmospheric action RPG worth exploring.
CorgiSpace Review
CorgiSpace is a joyful collection of tiny, clever games that celebrate creative design.
Deadly Days: Roadtrip Featured in Steam Bullet Heaven Fest 3.0
Bullet Heaven Fest sale event and new content make it a great time to check out the game.
Lia: Hacking Destiny Review
2D roguelite Lia: Hacking Destiny doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but is a polished, fun experience.
Slots & Daggers Review
Wonderfully addictive slot machine RPG roguelite Slots & Daggers feels great to play.
Sir Noggin Review
This Sega Master System homage from Sinclair Strange and Scarlet Moon Games nails the aesthetic but is light on challenge.