One More Delve Review
A VR-Only Dungeon Crawler Built Around Weight One More Delve is a physics-based, VR-only dungeon crawler from solo developer ATVR: up to three players descend randomized dungeons t
6 / 10
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Only Farming - Cozy Harvesting Game
A NZ$6.39 solo-dev idle clicker where you drag a collector circle across an overgrown field for timed harvest rounds, upgrading tools between them — let down by a Prestige system that resets nothing about how much your crops are worth.
6 / 10
Orc Incremental Review
An Old-School Warcraft Fantasy, Built to Run in the Background Orc Incremental is exactly what it says on the tin: build an orc warband, set it loose against wave after wave of ene
6 / 10
Organize my Shop
A meditative supermarket-sorting sim that nails its cozy, low-stress pitch for the first several levels, before its own community starts flagging the exact same repetition problem in review after review — a pattern its achievement data backs up almost exactly.
6 / 10
Out of Action
A solo-developed cyberpunk movement shooter whose gunplay and build depth earn extraordinary devotion from players who stick with it, undercut by a brutally hostile new-player experience, a shrinking population, and a cluttered interface that this review's sample says keeps newcomers from ever reaching the fun.
6 / 10
Out of Range Review
A Free, Fifteen-Minute Student Project With No Padding Out of Range is a free twin-stick arena shooter released on September 14, 2026 by Yoho Games, and its own store page is refre
6 / 10
Outono Adventures Review
A Free Court Jester's Fever Dream Outono Adventures launched on Steam on August 4, 2026, as a free 3D platformer from solo Brazilian developer Raphael Carrard, who also release
6 / 10
Paver: Tidy Up Together Review
The Third Sorting Game From The Same Team, Now With Pavers Paver: Tidy Up Together is a $4.99 first-person organizing game from developer and publisher Games Together, released on
6 / 10
Pawsome Resort
An adorable, promising pixel-art animal-resort life sim with genuine cozy-game charm and a devoted early fanbase, held back in its opening Early Access weeks by systems that don't yet connect into a clear loop, several specific bugs, and a lack of guidance that leaves players figuring things out largely on their own.
6 / 10
Perfect Weapon
A budget one-on-one arena brawler that leans hard into a "classic 90s fighting" pitch, published by a company built on reviving old and obscure game libraries, on a Steam page with no user reviews, no press coverage and no achievement data yet to check it against.
6 / 10
Petal by Petal
Petal by Petal is a relaxing incremental gardening game from Orquin Games where hovering your cursor over seeds grows a screen-filling garden of color, and this review's sample finds an appealing, well-presented idle experience undercut by a short runtime and a strategic shallowness several incremental-genre veterans found disappointing next to the game's own pre-release demo.
6 / 10
Pickupbal
A three-dollar, single-mechanic arcade toy about juggling and balancing a ball that has built a surprisingly devoted, meme-fuelled fanbase around genuine skill-based depth hiding underneath its deliberately silly premise.
6 / 10
PinBall Escape
PinBall Escape (full title, Pinball Escape: The Library of God) is a $2.99 roguelike vertical pinball climber where a bickering Angel and Demon must flip their way to the top shelf of God's infinite library, and its single glowing review praises evolving mechanics and a forgiving, paddle-cushioned fall system, even as this review found several gaps, zero achievements, no visible post-launch patches, and a marketing/reality mismatch on the game's own visual style, worth flagging.
6 / 10
Pizza Slice
Pizza Slice is a hands-on family-pizzeria simulator starring Tonio, who inherits his grandfather's restaurant and must build it into a local success through manual cooking, upgrades, and co-op play — and this review's Mixed-rated sample finds a genuinely enjoyable core loop weighed down by real performance and economy complaints, some addressed by the developer and some still open.
6 / 10
Pogo With Friends
A short, chaotic co-op physics platformer from solo studio Beaked Games about bouncing up a mountain on pogo sticks with up to three friends, drawing a very small, mostly positive English review sample praising its smooth, funny physics comedy, tempered by a fair complaint that fallen friends cannot be helped back up and by the sample's own thinness.
6 / 10
Poppy Playtime - Chapter 5
Poppy Playtime - Chapter 5 is Mob Entertainment's latest $19.99 installment in its long-running mascot-horror puzzle series, following players back through Playtime Co.'s f
6 / 10
Powers Downtown Review
A Thirty-First Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Powers Downtown released on Steam on 3 September 2026 and has zero user reviews at the time of writing, extending this str
6 / 10
Prescribe and Pray
A darkly comedic medical spin on Papers, Please that genre fans consistently enjoy for its humor and paperwork-checking tension, undermined by a specific, well-corroborated crash at the transition to the game's second day, unclear rule feedback that reviewers actively dispute the fairness of, and a currency with nothing to spend it on.
6 / 10
Profit Sea Incremental
A cheap, pleasant, two-to-four-hour fishing incremental from Monkey Cube that plenty of players finish in one sitting and enjoy — right up until they notice the upgrade tree never actually asks them to choose anything, and that the endgame achievements want them to play the whole thing over again.
6 / 10
PROHIBEAST
A real-time tactics stealth game set in a Prohibition-era Chicago populated by anthropomorphic animal characters, praised by genre fans for its Mimimi-inspired level design and characterful cast but held back at launch by slow saves, performance issues, and an officially disclosed use of AI-generated voice acting.
6 / 10
Project Glitch Review
A Free, Half-Hour Souls-Like Built By Five Students In Six Months Project Glitch, made by a five-person student team (Linus Hochuli, Alina Ikorina, Julian Roth, Manuel Bachofen, an
6 / 10
Prophecy of Ashen
A solo-developed dark fantasy tactical RPG wears its Baldur's Gate 3 influences openly, and its turn-based combat and choice-driven writing win real praise, but a Mostly Positive Steam sample is split hard on whether those choices actually matter, and consistently flags balance, UI, and technical rough edges as the price of its ambition.
6 / 10
Psalm 2
A short, atmospheric first-person jump-scare horror sequel from N4bA, a1esska, and Notex, descending floor by floor through a haunted apartment block, Very Positive across 193 English reviews for its sound design and earned scares, with a widely repeated complaint that its story and sense of real danger don't match its predecessor.
6 / 10
Psychic Kung Fu Master
A wuxia turn-based RPG from Chinese studio 金十四工作室 about an overpowered protagonist rising through the martial world, Mostly Positive across 76 English reviews for its enjoyable Jianghu setting and abundant CRPG systems, with a widely repeated complaint that the character's early invincibility removes meaningful challenge and progression.
6 / 10