Author: Anna

Roguelite shooters have become one of the most crowded corners of gaming in recent years. From Gunfire Reborn to Roboquest to Ziggurat 2, players hungry for randomized chaos and quick-fire action have plenty of options. But Holy Shoot (developed and published by Tale Era Interactive) storms onto the scene with a uniquely satirical twist: what if Hell itself became a playground for misfit heroes, ridiculous weapons, and over-the-top demonic bosses straight out of the Seven Deadly Sins? Released on July 30, 2025, Holy Shoot is a fast-paced roguelite FPS that combines comic-book humor, Doom-style shooting, and a build-focused progression system.…

“Survive a nuclear apocalypse with friends aboard a scrap-fueled train. Raid bunkers, craft gear, dodge traps, and keep the engine burning—every item counts when the world is gone.” All Aboard the Last Train The apocalypse doesn’t end with silence—it keeps moving, fueled by desperation and whatever scraps can be scavenged from the ruins. That’s the central premise of Dreadway, the upcoming co-op horror survival game from ZweiBier Indie. Unlike many survival titles that drop you into open wastelands or forests, Dreadway pins your fate to a single fragile lifeline: a battered train cutting through a nuclear-ravaged world. The train is…

When OFF first appeared online in 2008, it seemed like just another small RPG Maker project. But it quickly grew into something more: a cult classic, a game whispered about in forums, passed along in download links, and dissected in essays. Its surreal storytelling, oppressive atmosphere, and haunting soundtrack inspired countless indie creators—including, most famously, Toby Fox of Undertale fame. Now, nearly two decades later, OFF has returned in an official Steam release from Mortis Ghost and Fangamer. This isn’t just a port—it’s a full remake, rebuilt from scratch with new combat systems, a modernized interface, and reworked visuals and…

Biri Biri’s Secrets of Blackrock Manor – Escape Room is an atmospheric, puzzle-driven mystery that blends a satisfying escape room structure with a moody, well-paced narrative. If you’ve ever wanted to wander through a grand old mansion, uncovering hidden vaults, dusty family secrets, and the twisted history of its residents, this game delivers exactly that—without drowning you in filler or overly obtuse puzzle logic. The premise is simple but enticing: Augustus Blackrock, devastated by the deaths of his three children, hid away his fortune so no one could have it. As the player, you arrive at the mysterious manor to…

Some games don’t just scare you. They unravel you. Luto, from Broken Bird Games and published by Selecta Play and Astrolabe Games, isn’t just another psychological horror experience — it’s a dark, intimate tour through trauma, grief, and isolation. It opens with a simple but chilling premise: you are trapped inside your home, unable to leave. But this house doesn’t behave like the ones you know. It pulses with metaphor, memory, and madness. No Escape You play as someone locked inside their own mind as much as their home. Luto wastes no time establishing its core themes. Every attempt to…

Dread Flats, the debut horror title from indie developer Ghostcase, is not just another haunted hallway simulator. It’s a nerve-shredding, claustrophobic descent into paranoia set in the eerie confines of a 1990s Chinese apartment tower where something—or someone/*or-something *is definitely not right. Drawing on urban horror elements and real-world folklore, this first-person horror game manages to be both deeply unsettling and impressively crafted, despite a short runtime and a few first-game quirks. Mystery in the Murder Tower The game opens with a deceptively simple setup: you enter a local tower infamous for a string of disappearances. Your goal? Find the missing, uncover the truth,…