Jaime Sanchez 
Digital Sagas shares the full post mortem for Shape Swarm, covering development, Steam Next Fest, launch results, and lessons learned from shipping the studio’s first commercial game.
This week’s Fear Friday features two very different horror experiences united by oppressive atmosphere, psychological dread, and terrifying supernatural forces. From the claustrophobic nightmare apartment of Until They Burn to the plague-ridden cursed lands of Devil of the Plague, both games explore fear through ritual, mystery, and survival against forces far beyond human understanding. Until They Burn Delivers Claustrophobic … Read more
TetherGeist is a precision platformer from O. and Co. Games and Out of Space Games that blends challenging movement mechanics with an emotional coming-of-age journey. Built around the unique concept of Astral Projection, players guide Mae and her axolotl spirit Bao across a dangerous pilgrimage where movement, timing, and perseverance are everything. Unlike many modern platformers that rely on combat … Read more
This week’s Wishlist Wednesday highlights Monkey Bizniz, BPM Bitcrushed, and Wildekin — three upcoming indie games packed with co-op chaos, rhythm-fuelled combat, and cozy multiplayer exploration.
Wax Heads blends cozy storytelling, underground music culture, and record store management into one of indie gaming’s most charming narrative sims.
Coincidences? is a psychological horror game that traps players inside a deeply unsettling forest home experience filled with tension, paranoia, and disturbing atmosphere.
Three indie horror games to wishlist this week—from abandoned schools and demon arenas to sleep paralysis nightmares. Which one will you survive?
Mayor May Knott is a charming “creepy-cozy” 3D adventure from Ravenous Images that blends light horror with wholesome town-building. You play as May, a shy girl who unexpectedly becomes the mayor of a haunted ghost town filled with bizarre—but surprisingly friendly—monsters. What starts as a terrifying escape quickly turns into a heartfelt journey of exploration, puzzle-solving, and rebuilding … Read more
This week was less about building—and more about figuring out what comes next. After several weeks of focused development, I took a step back to evaluate the direction of No One Leaves the Field. While there weren’t major new systems or features added, this week was critical for planning the next phase of the game. … Read more
Horror is often at its most effective when it turns something familiar into something uncertain. A quiet house, a childhood game, a hallway you’ve walked before—suddenly none of it feels safe anymore. This week’s Fear Friday highlights a found-footage psychological horror experience that transforms a simple game of hide-and-seek into something deeply unsettling, along with two upcoming … Read more