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
This Wishlist Wednesday highlights three indie racing games worth watching on Steam, including rhythm racing, drag racing, and rally simulation standouts.
This week’s focus has been preparing Lost Colony for its upcoming marketing relaunch. Our current demo build is nearing completion and represents a major step forward from the original version. Since the first demo released, the game has evolved significantly based on player feedback. What began as a straightforward twin-stick shooter is now a deeper … Read more
Every week on Fear Friday, we highlight indie horror games that experiment with tension, atmosphere, and storytelling in unexpected ways. This week’s feature, Empty Gauge from Playnova Studio, transforms a routine late-night gas station shift into a slow-burning psychological descent where reality begins to slip. Released on April 15, Empty Gauge is a short, single-sitting VHS-style horror experience that leans into unease rather than … Read more
Sports games don’t always have to follow simulation playbooks. Some of the most interesting upcoming indie titles are blending competition with roguelikes, party mechanics, and even spellcasting chaos. This week’s Wishlist Wednesday highlights three indie sports games that twist familiar rules into something unpredictable—and worth keeping on your radar before release. ⚽🐱🏒 ⚔️ Field of Heroes Developer: Gamieon, Inc.Genre: Sports … Read more
After three years of building Digital Sagas, our studio has officially launched its first game. Shape Swarm was created with a few clear goals in mind: Establish our publishing catalog Work through the entire Steam pipeline end-to-end Launch a clean, fun arcade experience to kick off our Arcade Series At the time of writing this, … Read more
Every week on Fear Friday, we highlight indie horror games that experiment with tension, atmosphere, and storytelling in unexpected ways. This time, we’re looking at The Floor Above, a psychological anomaly horror game set inside a looping room where blinking helps reveal what is real and what is not. At the same time, uncertainty builds with each cycle—and the room begins … Read more
This week’s Wishlist Wednesday spotlights three indie titles exploring very different corners of action design: brutal fantasy revenge, introspective fire-magic roguelite combat, and a grotesque sci-fi body-modification survival experience. If you’re building your Steam wishlist for upcoming releases, these are worth keeping on your radar. Blood And Mead Developer: Lost Relic GamesSteam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1081830/Blood_And_Mead/ Blood And Mead follows Ulric, a hatchet-wielding … Read more
Shape Swarm is a fast-paced bullet heaven survivors-like from Digital Sagas, where evolving geometric enemies adapt to your tactics in real time. You are the last pilot holding the line while the colony fleet escapes into deep space—and every minute you survive changes the battlefield. Unlike traditional survivors-likes, Shape Swarm isn’t just about scaling power. The swarm itself evolves, … Read more