Farmer and Ghost Review
A Twenty-Fifth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Farmer and Ghost released on Steam on 17 August 2026 and has zero user reviews at the time of writing, extending this stre
6 / 10
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Fell & Sell
A cheap, genuinely addictive first-person hack-and-slash-meets-shopkeeping hybrid that a huge review sample agrees is fun for its first several hours, undercut by an exceptionally well-corroborated complaint that its full 1.0 release ships with barely more content than an Early Access build, alongside repeated reports of serious bugs including complete shop-inventory wipes.
6 / 10
Fengshen: Immortal Reborn
A free-to-play, Early Access idle MMORPG set against the Investiture of the Gods mythology, earning a small but Positive early reception for its nostalgic Legend of Mir-style grind and mythological setting, tempered by a language-barrier complaint and its own honest status as an unfinished Early Access release.
6 / 10
Finding Frankie
A mascot horror game that fuses Fall Guys-style obstacle-course parkour with genuinely graphic chase-sequence terror, whose willingness to show real menace rather than merely imply it earns fond genre comparisons, undercut by widely and specifically reported clunky movement mechanics and a runtime most reviewers say doesn't match its asking price.
6 / 10
Fireboy & Watergirl 1: The Forest Temple
The first-ever official Steam release of the beloved 2009 browser puzzle-platformer, delivering genuine, felt nostalgia and a nice Remote Play Together addition, undercut by a specific, well-corroborated cluster of port-quality bugs including framerate-tied door and movement glitches, overlapping music tracks, restart-triggered softlocks, and reports that Remote Play Together itself frequently fails to work at all.
6 / 10
Flash Doll
A cute, physics-driven toy-figure auto-battler with a genuinely fair, no-microtransaction take on blind-box collecting, undercut by thin content, real early bugs, a fading online population, and a specific asset-similarity allegation this review could not independently verify.
6 / 10
Floppy-Ear Chaos
A comedic Vampire Survivors-style roguelike brawler from SCRAPIEDEE S.R.L. casting players as a furious rabbit unleashing absurd abilities on waves of enemies, drawing a small, uniformly positive English review sample praising its fast-paced fun and humor, tempered by a detailed reviewer's account of specific level-breaking bugs and a promotional-skew concern.
6 / 10
Follow Us
A genuinely inventive asymmetrical co-op horror game splitting one team between a van-bound Operator and an on-foot Explorer, praised for tense, communication-driven gameplay in its first chapter, but clouded by multiple reviewers independently reporting that the developer has announced putting the game on hold barely two months after Early Access launch.
6 / 10
Fossilfuel 2
A cheesy, Resident Evil-and-Turok-inspired dinosaur survival horror shooter from a small studio that improved meaningfully on its predecessor, undercut at launch by a genuinely buggy save system and repetitive level design, with two years of ongoing patches since narrowing the gap.
6 / 10
Frog & Roll
A first-person precision platformer that repackages the free Source-engine movement scene — surf, bhop and climb, born in Half-Life and Counter-Strike 1.6 mods — as a standalone Steam release with themed maps, Steam Achievements and leaderboards to chase. Released 6 August 2026 with no user-review corpus yet to weigh it against.
6 / 10
Gawr Gura: Quest for Bread Review
A bite-sized 3D platformer built almost entirely out of Hololive in-jokes, charming for the fandom it was made for and largely opaque to everyone outside it.
6 / 10
Ghost Song
A hand-drawn, Dark Souls-inflected Metroidvania nine years in the making, whose gorgeous atmosphere and the sympathetic story of its solo developer's journey carry a review score that a large, detailed share of players say the underlying combat and pacing don't quite earn on their own.
6 / 10
Ghost Truck: Death Arena Review
Possessed Trucks, Petty Grudges, and a Demonic Game Show Host Ghost Truck: Death Arena has a premise so specific it almost dares you not to be charmed by it: you are the vengeful s
6 / 10
Go Ahead
Go Ahead is a $5.49 third-person trap-and-obstacle gauntlet through a deadly laboratory, and its Positive review sample, heavily driven by a Korean leaderboard-chasing community and at least one shoutout from a major Brazilian streamer, praises its tense, fast-paced challenge while flagging a broken best-time leaderboard, unresponsive controls, and at least one fatal crash.
6 / 10
Gravitron
A one-mechanic precision platformer where the character only falls and the player's entire job is choosing which way is down, wrapped in a 78-achievement completion ladder and a minimalist green wireframe look, released day-one with no review corpus yet to check it against.
6 / 10
Grim Clicker
A side-scrolling idle ARPG that spent years quietly growing one of the clicker genre's largest skill trees in Early Access, then wrapped it in an energy-gated click system, RNG loot chests and a shard shop slow enough that a meaningful minority of players call the whole thing a grind built to sell its own solution.
6 / 10
Grimveil Review
A Solo Developer's Love Letter To Old-School MMORPGs Grimveil launched into free-to-play Early Access on Steam on August 27, 2026, built, according to its own store page, entir
6 / 10
Haunted Lands
Haunted Lands is a cheap, DOS-retro-inspired action platformer built by a very small team, and this review's sample shows a game whose atmosphere and old-school challenge win over its fans while a real, repeated complaint about stiff controls and unfair insta-kills — one the developer has directly acknowledged and partly answered with a checkpoint system — keeps other players from finishing it.
6 / 10
Hellpoint
A sci-fi Souls-like set on a cosmic-horror space station, blending Dark Souls with Dead Space and Event Horizon, Mostly Positive across 1,618 reviews for genuinely striking atmosphere and full co-op support — undercut by an extremely consistent complaint about punishing platforming sections that kill on a single missed jump, and by extensive, well-corroborated bugs concentrated in multiplayer that this review found have gone unpatched for close to four years.
6 / 10
Hell Throne
A cartoonish demon-slaying roguelite that earns genuinely enthusiastic praise from the small handful of players who found it, undercut by a Steam news feed that shows exactly two patches — both in launch week — in the nearly three years since, for a game still asking full Early Access price.
6 / 10
Heretical
A moody isometric fusion of Dark Souls atmosphere and Diablo-style roguelite progression that a dedicated fanbase describes as genuinely special, whose real technical rough edges — a disorienting camera and unreliable hit detection chief among them — are compounded by a widespread, and independently disprovable, belief that the developer has abandoned it.
6 / 10
Highway Noir
Highway Noir is an $11.99 arcade driving game from developer Archangel Softworks about a disgraced Major Crimes Agency driver taking contracts through a neon-soaked, rain-slicked city, and this review's full 5-review sample is largely positive, praising its narrative-first noir atmosphere and simplified driving feel while flagging one specific mission that reviewers found close to unplayable.
6 / 10
Idle Battle RPG
A small, solo-developed idle RPG built on a genuinely distinctive hook — permadeath and souls-like difficulty grafted onto an auto-battler — that rewards deeply invested fans with hundreds of hours while leaving newcomers to discover its harshest rules the hard way.
6 / 10
I'm in Love With Your Dead Grandmother
A deliberately absurd, low-budget FMV interactive movie about a lonely man's disastrous date choices earns a Very Positive Steam debut built almost entirely on charm, a genuinely catchy theme song, and a sample that's remarkably honest about how thin the actual game underneath the joke really is.
6 / 10