Author: Anna

The “bodycam” subgenre has exploded in recent years, turning the shaky, fish-eye perspective of police footage into a staple of modern indie horror. It’s a genre that trades on immersion, forcing players to view the world through a claustrophobic, ultra-realistic lens. Enter BoneField: Bodycam Horror, the latest contender throwing its hat into the ring. Developed by solo developer RedRockGS and published by indie.io, this title attempts to marry the visceral tension of bodycam shooters with the resource management of survival horror. Released into Early Access on October 27, 2025, BoneField asks a simple question: Can you survive a whistleblowing investigation…

When Moonlighter first opened its pixelated doors in 2018, it struck a golden balance that few indie games manage to find. It was one part Zelda-esque dungeon crawler, one part Recettear shopkeeping simulator, and entirely charming. Now, nearly eight years later, Digital Sun has returned with a sequel that doesn’t just polish the furniture—it renovates the entire building. Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault transports our favorite merchant-hero Will from the familiar streets of Rynoka to the mysterious village of Tresna. But the most significant change isn’t the location; it’s the dimension. Swapping the beloved 2D pixel art for a vibrant…

What happens when you mix Vampire Survivors, tower defense, and a chaotic road trip? You get Monsters are Coming! Rock & Road, a game that defies easy categorization but nails the “just one more run” loop. Developed by Ludogram and published by Raw Fury, this unique title tasks you with defending an ever-moving city from endless hordes of monsters. It’s frantic, strategic, and surprisingly addictive. The premise is simple: you are the hero protecting a mobile fortress as it barrels toward the “Ark,” humanity’s last hope. But this isn’t just about shooting bad guys. You have to gather resources (wood,…

Every once in a while, an indie horror game comes along that genuinely makes you afraid to move your character. Deadcam, developed by Alien Big Cat, is that game. With a unique “headcam” mechanic that lets you see through the monster’s eyes as it hunts you, it creates a layer of tension and dread that is nearly unbearable. You play as part of a failing ghost-hunting crew filming an episode in an abandoned house. Things go wrong immediately. Your producer seals you in, your co-star Margo gets possessed, and you are left to survive with nothing but a flashlight and…

At first glance, Fever Meme looks like typical “streamer bait”—a low-budget indie game priced at $4.20, filled with stock assets and loud noises designed to make YouTubers scream. But to dismiss it as just a joke would be a massive mistake. Developed by Aimbok, this game is a brilliant, genre-bending collision of The Stanley Parable, I Wanna Be the Guy, and a psychotic breakdown. It starts as a rage platformer that actively trolls you, evolves into a meta-commentary on game design that disrespects your time and your hard drive, and ends as a surprisingly deep, emotional confession. It is one…

For nearly a decade, Escape from Tarkov has been a ghost story told by hardcore PC gamers—a mythical, “in-beta” monolith that defined an entire genre. It’s the game that spawned a thousand “Tarkov-likes” but was never truly replicated. It’s a grueling, ultra-realistic, soul-crushing extraction shooter that has been developed, argued over, and played in a walled garden for 10 years. Now, that day has finally arrived. Escape from Tarkov has officially launched its 1.0 update and, in a move many thought impossible, has landed on Steam. This 1.0 release is the developer’s definitive statement, adding the long-promised non-linear story campaign,…