Hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon is the latest indie hit to boast a million sales as it soars up the Steam charts

Another multiplayer indie game has hit the Steam store to a spectacular response, and this time it’s Meccha Chameleon, a simple but satisfying game of hide and seek. It twists together the thrill of Garry’s Mod classic Prop Hunt and the chaotic art potential of MS Paint, challenging you to coat your body in the…

Fable Preview – Living Life One Choice At A Time

The Fable franchise has always been about making choices and living with the consequences. These consequences ranged from reputational damage to actual physical changes. While the physical changes are a thing of the past with Playground Games’ 2027 interpretation of the long-dormant franchise, player choice and consequence seem just as integral with this new entry….

Onimusha: Way Of The Sword Switch 2 Resolution And Frame Rate Revealed

Image: Capcom Capcom’s strong support of the Switch 2 continues, with the announcement earlier this week that it will be releasing Onimusha: Way of the Sword on the new system this September. Now, following this reveal, it has shared some details about the game’s performance and resolution on each platform. In terms of resolution, the…

Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Has Me Worried About Style At Nintendo

When The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker made its public debut, it was met with a blend of confusion and anger. As the Nintendo GameCube had stunned players with the ambitious fidelity of Rogue Squadron and Wave Race, the cel-shaded, cartoony approach was in contrast to the Link seen during the 2000 Space World…

As Dead by Daylight turns 10, Behavior unveils game-changing overhaul that will “make the next ten better than the first”

It’s hard to believe that we’ve had ten years of Dead by Daylight. From its humble origins with just The Trapper, The Wraith, and The Hillbilly, it now sports a roster of 43 terrors, some of which hail from the biggest horror franchises ever. We’ve seen comic books, spinoff games, eerie K-pop songs – the…

11 best anime to watch if you like Frieren

Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End is one-of-a-kind. Madhouse’s anime adaptation of Kanehito Yamada’s manga has given us a brilliant two-season run so far, with a highly anticipated third season on the way. It’s hard to fit Frieren into a box, since it leans into shonen fantasy trappings only to subvert them in the most beautiful ways….

If you’re bored of shop sims about restocking shelves, here’s one about helping someone find the album that could change their life

A friend of mine who worked in a bookstore used to complain about customers who couldn’t remember what they wanted. They’d say unhelpful things like, “I think it had a red cover?” At first the thought of gamifying that only with music instead of books seemed off-putting to me, as someone who goes shopping with…

Mina The Hollower Spoiler Interview: Sequel Talk, Chrono Trigger Homages, And That Ending

Mina the Hollower is full of secrets to discover, and for a game based on classics like Link’s Awakening, it’s surprisingly story-rich. Yacht Club has a bona fide hit on its hands with 500,000 copies sold. Now that fans have had time to dig in–and even discover a secret ending–we’re publishing a spoiler portion of…

How Final Fantasy VII’s Tifa Arrived In Street Fighter 6

One of the most exciting announcements of Summer Game Fest’s 2026 live show arrived near the end of the stage presentation when Capcom announced its fourth year of downloadable fighters for Street Fighter 6. After showing off Yasmine, Arjun, and Bosch, we learned that the fourth character is Tifa, the extremely popular Final Fantasy VII…

Seven Summer Game Fest Indies You Might Have Missed

While Summer Game Fest is a lot more online-focused than the E3 it has replaced, it has begun to hit that scale where it’s hard to keep up with everything on display. Despite being structured around a parade of high profile live-streams, such as the indie-dedicated Day of the Devs, the event is supplemented by…