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A pre-order and wishlist guide to help you budget your time and money March 2026 is shaping up to be…

Steam Next Fest is exciting.It is also overwhelming. Hundreds of demos launch at once. Wishlists explode. Time disappears. As a…

Spring 2026 is shaping up to be an exciting season for indie games. Rather than sticking to one genre, indie…

An industry report on dynamic branching stories without full pre-scripting For decades, NPCs followed scripts. Dialogue trees stayed fixed. Quests…

Survival games have reached a turning point. For years, players collected resources, built bases, and fought predictable threats. Over time,…

In late January, one indie game quietly did what many AAA releases failed to do. It held attention. While larger…

For years, cozy games followed a familiar formula. Soft routines shaped progression. Low stakes defined success. Comfort guided design. Meanwhile,…

February releases are often predictable. Typically, sequels arrive quietly. Meanwhile, safe genres dominate storefronts. Familiar formulas hold attention. However, every…

January is usually quiet. Big publishers hold releases. Marketing slows down. Players work through backlogs. However, January 2026 broke that…

For years, battle royale games followed a predictable formula. Fast reflexes dominated. Map knowledge mattered. Gunplay decided outcomes. However, a…