Things somehow get even more disturbing in Look Outside Part 3. What starts as a desperate search for supplies turns into a nightmare as I stumble into an entire family infected by a horrifying tooth mutation—and their "baby". Was actually kind of sad.
I played the new demo for Lady Death Demonicron. It wasn't bad, but it's missing a lot of polish at the demo stage. It felt like a basic beat em up game, nothing genre defining, but at least we get Lady Death in game form!
I had a great time with My Friendly Neighborhood. I know it's been out for a while, has anyone else already played it? What was your favorite part? Aside from the crazy curtain-wall boss fight, mine was the constant dialogue from the puppets, pretty hilarious.
Emery Hearts is a retro-inspired action JRPG from Haishō Interactive, releasing on PC September 2, 2026. You play as Lug, a villager who stumbles upon powerful energy crystals that connect him to the Vital Thread — the force binding all organic life on the planet. The vibe sits somewhere between classic PS1-era JRPG adventure and modern indie reinvention, wrapped in a chunky voxel-art style that gives every area a distinct, blocky charm.
Splatchinko is available in demo form on Steam. It is a pixel-art roguelite where the combat mechanic is — somehow — pachinko. You launch eyeball projectiles at hostile alien worlds, stack mutations between runs, and create new weird builds. Go check it out!
The Sinking City 2 is a Lovecraftian survival horror from Frogwares, set in 1920s Arkham — a drowning city buckling under a supernatural flood, where the dead walk and the water hides things you don't want to find. You play Calvin Rafferty, navigating flooded districts on foot and by skiff, managing scarce resources, scraping through encounters with the Slither and whatever else stirs below. Detective roots meet classic survival horror tension. This is my first look at the free demo.
Into the Fire is a cataclysm extraction survival game where you're not hunting enemies — you're racing a live volcano. As a lone rescuer on a collapsing volcanic island, you dive into burning districts, pull survivors from the rubble, and extract before lava seals the exits forever. Equal parts intense and unhinged.
PAPERHEAD EP0 blends fast-paced movement shooter mechanics with a surreal horror aesthetic that feels like Ultrakill collided with a fever dream. It's weird. It's gory. It goes hard.