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Norse Gods Meet Relentless Roguelike Carnage The bullet heaven genre isn’t slowing down, but Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel manages to carve out its own place in the chaos. Developed by an ambitious indie team and currently on Steam Early Access, it throws players into a gritty Norse afterlife filled with gods, monsters, and endless waves of enemies. If you’ve been itching for a Vampire Survivors-style experience that’s less gothic and more godlike, Jotunnslayer could be exactly what you’re looking for. It doesn’t reinvent the survival roguelike formula, but it delivers fast action, deep build possibilities, and a strong mythological flavor…

Horror, Hallways, and Hallucinations in a Fictionalized Cecil Hotel What do you get when you cross Silent Hill-style paranoia, Escape Room puzzles, and the real-life lore of one of the most infamous hotels in America? The Cecil: The Journey Begins, an ambitious indie psychological horror game that drags players into a surreal maze of trauma, twisted experiments, and crumbling memories. Set inside a fictionalized version of L.A.’s notorious Cecil Hotel, this first-person narrative puzzle game leans into discomfort, dread, and disorientation—with varying degrees of success. Developed by Genie Interactive Games and slated for full release in April 2025, The Cecil…

Frog-Powered Puzzles, Genetics, and Heartfelt Exploration Mudborne is the kind of game that sneaks up on you. What looks like a cozy frog-collecting sim quickly reveals itself to be a clever, heartfelt, and surprisingly deep puzzle adventure rooted in genetics, exploration, and emotional storytelling. Developed by ellraiser, half of the indie duo TNgineers and creator of Apico, Mudborne acts as a spiritual successor that swaps bees for frogs and collection for complex puzzle-solving. It’s also one of the most charming indie titles in recent memory. Released on PC and priced modestly, Mudborne blends pixel-perfect visuals, a heartfelt story, smart systems,…

Space is cold, harsh, and controlled by corporate overlords—and Astronomics leans into that with both satire and style. This indie automation sim from developer Lowcart Games doesn’t just follow the genre playbook; it quietly rewrites parts of it, creating a more personal, streamlined experience without losing the thrill of optimization. While many factory-building games ask you to think big and build bigger, Astronomics thrives in the small scale. You’re not laying down sprawling conveyor belts from orbit. You’re launching expeditions to asteroids, sending bots to mine, and squeezing out every ounce of value before the rock drifts out of range.…

Karma: The Dark World isn’t here to give you monsters in the closet or jump scares around every corner. It’s here to drag you into a hallucinatory maze of memory, trauma, and authoritarian surveillance—and then ask you to piece it all together while questioning your own perception of reality. Developed by Pollard Studio, this dystopian psychological thriller isn’t your average horror game. It’s a slow, cerebral spiral into existential dread wrapped in stunning visuals, bold themes, and atmospheric world-building. Welcome to Leviathan’s World You play as Daniel McGovern, a “Rome Agent” of the Leviathan Corporation—an Orwellian government body that blends…

Horror fans, buckle up. The horror gaming landscape just got a serious upgrade with a fresh lineup of bone-chilling titles that will have you questioning reality, laughing at absurdity, and surviving against impossible odds. Whether you’re into psychological horror, VHS-style slashers, or atmospheric survival, these 10 games offer unforgettable scares and intense gameplay. Here’s a deep dive into what makes each of these games worth adding to your library. 1. There’s a Gun in the Office Price: $8.99Developer/Publisher: Ragir / Take IT Studio!Platform: PC Trapped with Time Running Out: The Stakes Are Deadly In There’s a Gun in the Office,…