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Making Spaces So Much Tidier in Cleaning Up Demo
Cleaning up is a game where each level is trashed and you're as a brand new cleaning gig worker with a vacuum.
Heading Out Into the Retro ARPG World in Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Demo
The Adventures of Elliott is a fantastic-looking throwback to a type of RPG Square Enix hasn't done anything with in far too long.
Another Day, Another Apocalypse in the Sun-Fried World of StarRupture's Playtest
For those who enjoy exploring and building everything a game has to offer, the StarRupture playtest can already consume a good number of hours.
Living as Hunter and Hunted in the Dinosaur Lands in Primal Planet Launch Trailer
When a caveman is separated from his wife and child after a dinosaur attack he sets out in a metroidvania adventure to catch back up.
Rhythm Storm Lights Up Steam With Full Release Trailer
Rhythm Storm is a fantastic horde/survivors shooter that focuses on all the important details wrapped up in particle/vector visual overload.
Returning to the Depths of the New Underworld in Neon Abyss 2
The new gods are acting up again so it's back into the pit, grabbing every relic and weapon you can find in a side-view roguelike run & gun adventure.
Them Dancin' Feets Become Dancing Fingers with Pump It Up Rise Steam Release
Pump It Up Rise is the latest game in the series, 200 songs designed for home use with keyboards and controllers.
New Releases and Major Updates By the Conveyorful for the Steam Automation Fest
There's something out there for anyone who can take satisfaction in seeing a system they designed spring to life.
Free Weekend for Shovel Knight: Pocket Dungeon With New Pals Pack DLC and Online Versus Beta
Pocket Knight: Shovel Dungeon is a combination of turn-based movement in a single-screen arena and falling-block puzzle game
Building a Sprawling Space Habitat in Orbiteers Demo
Orbiteers is a space-station building and puzzle game that jumps from one planet to the next, and its demo shows off a chill satellite-building vibe.
Jaws Pinball Getting Blood-Red Shiny Upgrade to 50th Anniversary Premium Edition
Jaws 50th Anniversary edition is a striking addition for anyone who's got the space and budget to fit a top-notch pinball table into their collection.
Bubble Dragon Bub Goes Roguelike with Bubble Bobble: Sugar Dungeon Announcement
Bubble Bobble Sugar Dungeons sticks to the classic single-screen filled with monsters you'll need to clear, but as a single-player roguelike
Ryu Hayabusa and Friends From Ninja Gaiden Coming to Warriors Abyss
Since release Warriors Abyss has kept on growing, with multiple free updates adding new characters not just from the Warriors games but also Atelier.
Marauding Through the Underworld in Skull Horde Demo
Skull Horde is a dungeon-crawling auto-battler where a necromancer's head is raising an army of the undead, building up its army from skeletal scrubs.
Review: Gex Trilogy
The most important thing to keep in mind about Gex Trilogy isn't about how good the games are in 2025, but rather seeing their place in history.
Gone Too Long but Back At Last, Truxton Extreme Demo Released
Truxton Extreme is exactly what you'd expect, a vertical shooter with fairly basic mechanics and scoring system that somehow becomes its strength.
Chill Automation And Brick Building in Block Factory Demo
The machines of Block Factory are here to mine not-Legos from a selection of infinite supply-points and then stack or glue them into shape.
Stumbling Forward in an Awkward Journey in Baby Steps
Baby Steps looks simple, but hides its blackened evil heart behind a strong sense of awkward humor and approachable main goals.
Odd Jobs and BMX Tricks in Tanuki: Pon's Summer
Tanuki: Pon's Summer is an open-world adventure sending him all across the countryside, delivering packages to everyone.
Oddsparks Marches Out Of Early Access to Full Release
Over the course of Early Access Oddsparks has added everything from new areas, sparks, and even trains, and today's release adds the final zones.