Sublight Review
A Bullet Heaven Where You Pilot the Battleship Instead of Dodging Its Fire Sublight is a solo-developed space bullet heaven roguelike from CODEBREW SOFTWARE LTD that swaps the genr
6.8 / 10
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Teckel Adventure Review: A Dachshund's Ball-Fetching Quest, Fixed Up in Time for Launch
Teckel Adventure is a cute, retro-styled 2D platformer starring a dachshund named Luna chasing her stolen ball through seven handcrafted levels, and a small but warm review sample credits its charm and post-launch patching even while flagging translation slips and a rocky pre-release.
6.8 / 10
The Coma 3: Bloodlines
The third and final entry in the 2D hand-drawn horror series, closing out its decade-long story in a single clean April 2026 launch, with a rocky first week of bugs that a documented patch cadence — including one reviewer explicitly reversing their verdict after a named patch — visibly worked through.
6.8 / 10
The Last Gas Station Review
Running the Last Station on Earth Alawar's The Last Gas Station takes a genre that's usually about spreadsheets and turns it into something stranger: you inherit a rundown
6.8 / 10
The Way Home Review: A Quiet, Unsettling Walk Through 1990s Rural Korea
This brief, atmosphere-first psychological horror game about three uneasy days in the South Korean countryside earned near-unanimous praise from a genuinely large review base, even as one loud dissenting voice questions whether its short runtime justifies the price.
6.8 / 10
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Tides of Tomorrow Review: A Beautiful World, A Thinner Story
Tides of Tomorrow is a $29.99 narrative adventure from Road 96 developer DigixArt about following another player's footsteps through a flooded, plastic-ravaged world, and while its art, music, and asynchronous Story-Link concept impress, a large share of reviewers say the writing and story don't live up to the studio's last game.
6.8 / 10
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Trivia About You Review: A Cozy Furry Romance With Real Rough Edges
Trivia About You is a furry slice-of-life romance visual novel about moving in with three roommates above a plant shop, and its passionate review sample praises its art and pixel-animated dialogue while flagging real localization errors, UI friction, and a story that some find charming and others find thin.
6.8 / 10
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Unwanted Dungeon
A solo-developed survivorslike dungeon crawler mixing bullet-heaven combat with real ARPG build depth, whose specific class-balance and performance complaints were each met with a named, dated patch from a developer visibly working through post-launch feedback in real time.
6.8 / 10
Wanderburg Review
A Castle That Hunts, on Wheels, Eating Everything Smaller Than Itself Wanderburg's pitch is disarmingly simple to say and strange to watch in motion: castles were never built t
6.8 / 10
Wasteland Outpost Review: An Early-Days PvPvE Shooter Winning Over Its First Players
A tactical top-down PvPvE shooter blends 40-minute base-building sieges with mutant hordes and player raiders, and its small but enthusiastic early review pool suggests a promising launch — with the usual caveats of judging a multiplayer game this early.
6.8 / 10
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Wood'N'Destroy
Wood'N'Destroy is a $3.99 toy-block-styled real-time strategy game from French developer Abyssal Interactive, and this review's full 22-review sample runs overwhelmingly positive (21:1), crediting fast, accessible matches and an unusually active three-month patch cadence, against one detailed dissenting review reporting real performance and control problems.
6.8 / 10
A Bit Dicey Review
A Solo-Developer Dice-Rolling Puzzle Box A Bit Dicey is a spatial puzzle game from solo developer Andy Zawadzki, built around a simple but fiddly core idea: dice sit on grids of ti
6.7 / 10
Aerial_Knight's DropShot
Skydiving, finger-guns, and a lot of style "Aerial_Knight's DropShot" drops players from the sky as Smoke Wallace, a mercenary who fires bullets from his fingertips w
6.7 / 10
Autumn's End Review
A World Ending in One Month, and a Girl Who Needs a Reason to Care Autumn's End opens on a simple, devastating premise: the world is ending in one month, and Cinnamon — an anxi
6.7 / 10
Backpack Dungeon Review
A cheap, deep inventory-management roguelike that turns backpack shape and item placement into real combat strategy, undercut by AI-generated art and a grindy meta-progression loop.
6.7 / 10
Box Knight Review: Corporate Purgatory Never Looked So Fun to Punch Through
An Australian brawler roguelite that reimagines toxic office culture as a monster-infested tower, praised by reviewers for its charm, art, and addictive combat loop despite real balance and stability rough edges.
6.7 / 10
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Brno Transit Review: A Weird, Wonderful Ride That Ends Too Soon
Brno Transit is a $8.99 surreal psychological horror game from HROT developer Spytihněv about a trainee subway driver in a fictional Czech metro, and its immaculate atmosphere and absurdist humor have charmed most players, even as a striking number of reviewers say the roughly hour-long runtime barely outgrows its free demo.
6.7 / 10
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Chud Logic's: Gockbound Review
An Isekai Trip Through the Comment Section Chud Logic's: Gockbound is a small, turn-based RPG parody built entirely around a very specific corner of internet culture: the YouTu
6.7 / 10
DEATH PENALTY Review
Sentenced, Starving, and Completely Alone DEATH PENALTY opens with about as blunt a premise as horror games get: you've been condemned to die, dropped into a fortress crawling
6.7 / 10
Delivery Driver Massacre - Definitive Edition
A short, cheap, genuinely atmospheric PS1-VHS horror game that launched with real killer-AI and logic bugs — and a developer who shipped six patches in three weeks that visibly won back reviewers who'd initially soured on it.
6.7 / 10
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DEMON DUST
A dungeon you learn instead of level DEMON DUST drops you into a mysterious, interconnected complex with no tutorial, one gun, and a mouse cursor that does not double as a camera.
6.7 / 10
Fishbowl
A visual-novel life-sim about grief, told through a young woman's first month living alone, whose story lands with genuine emotional force even as its repeating daily-chore minigame loop wears out its welcome for a meaningful share of reviewers.
6.7 / 10
Fleetbreakers Review
Command a Fleet, Lose It, Rebuild It, Repeat Fleetbreakers is a fast, bite-sized action RTS roguelite from Last Keep, a studio built around veterans of Halo Wars and Age of Empires
6.7 / 10
Fun with Ragdolls Plus
A cinematic, physics-driven sequel to a beloved sandbox ragdoll game that wins over longtime fans with a genuinely engaging story mode, but disappoints a vocal share of them by trimming sandbox features and dropping Steam Workshop support from the original.
6.7 / 10