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What are we all playing this weekend?
AppWizard
April 12, 2026

What are we all playing this weekend?

The atmosphere has shifted to a warmer state, causing indecision about wardrobe choices as winter clothing remains in use. James is exploring new games, including Skull Horde and the RPG Neverway, after being encouraged by Julian to diversify his gaming. Callum is engaged in Pokémon Nuzlockes on Pokémon Black and White, with a character named Bazooka, and is preparing for revenge against a trainer named Timmy. Mark is concluding his Atomfall playthrough and plans to play Dirt Rally 2.0, Automobilista 2, and revisit Starfield after its updates. Edwin has been sent outdoors to reconnect with nature after his last adventure and is expected to return to normal by teatime on Tuesday. Jeremy has returned from family outings in London and Paris and is busy completing a secret upcoming game for a walkthrough, while also enjoying Franco-Belgium comics. Ollie has escaped the Maw but needs time to recuperate after an encounter with Edwin. Julian anticipates a busy weekend due to a stag do but looks forward to playing strategy games afterward.
Five new Steam games you probably missed (April 7, 2026)
AppWizard
April 7, 2026

Five new Steam games you probably missed (April 7, 2026)

Steam releases around a dozen new games daily. The following are details of some notable upcoming PC games: - Stiff Neck - Release Date: April 3 - Developer: 伤官制作组 Team Uranian - Description: A life simulation game where players control Kazio, a Polish man adjusting to life after losing his job at a coal mine, now working at a convenience store and facing financial challenges. - Wasteland Bites - Release Date: April 4 - Developer: CosmicDev - Description: A game where players operate a food truck in a post-apocalyptic world, cooking while defending against aliens and mutants. - It Has My Face - Release Date: April 4 - Developer: NightByte Games - Description: A roguelike game where players navigate a world filled with doppelgangers, aiming to eliminate their lookalike before being found out, featuring both solo and multiplayer modes. - Grime 2 - Release Date: April 1 - Developer: Clover Bite - Description: A sequel to a combat-focused platformer where players can mold defeated enemies into attacks, featuring a parry-centric combat system and challenging boss battles.
Cult raising simulation game TOMAK: Save the Earth Regeneration now available for PC
AppWizard
April 2, 2026

Cult raising simulation game TOMAK: Save the Earth Regeneration now available for PC

Publisher Netmarble, in collaboration with developer Netmarble Monster, has released TOMAK: Save the Earth Regeneration, a remastered edition of the original visual novel TOMAK: Save the Earth, to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The game is available for PC users through the Epic Games Store and can be claimed for free until April 16; after that, it will be priced at .99. It supports multiple languages, including English, Japanese, and Korean. The storyline involves Evian, the Goddess of Love, who, after losing her body, exists as a head in a flowerpot and requires nurturing over three years to regain her form and save humanity. The game features high-detail illustrations, a lyrical soundtrack, life-sim mechanics, and choices that significantly impact the narrative outcome.
"We love punching Nazis," Jeronimo Barrera says. That's why Nekome: Nazi Hunter is all about killing them
AppWizard
March 30, 2026

“We love punching Nazis,” Jeronimo Barrera says. That’s why Nekome: Nazi Hunter is all about killing them

Nekome: Nazi Hunter is a story-driven game that explores themes of vengeance and the darker aspects of human experience during World War II, particularly the Holocaust. Players assume the role of Vano Nastasu, a young Romani man seeking revenge against the Nazis who murdered his family. The game features hyper-violent combat and a comic-book aesthetic, inspired by grindhouse cinema and films like Inglorious Basterds. The development team emphasizes that the violence serves a narrative purpose and collaborates with consultants to ensure respectful representation of the Roma and Sinti people's experiences. The game includes a notoriety system that affects how Nazi soldiers react to players' actions, adding complexity to combat. Scheduled for release in 2026, the game is generating interest among potential players and can be added to wishlists on Steam.
Indika forced me to confront some of life's toughest questions, and I think it's made me a better person
AppWizard
March 24, 2026

Indika forced me to confront some of life’s toughest questions, and I think it’s made me a better person

The author attended an all-girls Catholic high school where they observed a dissonance between the teachings of compassion and the actions of some devout Catholics who bullied peers. This experience led to a questioning of faith, which has diminished over time, although an appreciation for religious imagery remains. The author discusses the indie game Indika, developed by Odd Meter, which explores dark themes of faith and violence within an Eastern Orthodox convent. The gameplay combines puzzle-solving and parkour elements, with nostalgic pixelated segments. Indika's narrative is dark, lacking happy endings or divine intervention, prompting reflection on the nature of suffering and the absence of God in times of hardship. The game illustrates that even pious individuals can harbor darkness and encourages players to embody resilience and compassion in the face of evil.
'We are not going to pick one': Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 dev confirms there's no canon ending, instead opting for a more elusive 'Schrodinger's ending'
AppWizard
March 24, 2026

‘We are not going to pick one’: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 dev confirms there’s no canon ending, instead opting for a more elusive ‘Schrodinger’s ending’

In "Expedition 33," players encounter two distinct endings: the Maelle ending and the Verso ending, each with its own advantages and drawbacks. The developers have chosen not to establish a definitive canon ending, describing it as a "Schrodinger's ending." The endings feature tonal differences, with one being more uplifting and the other darker, reflecting the complexity of human experience. Each ending is valid and shaped by the player's perspective, highlighting the multifaceted nature of decision-making.
Heart of the Machine review
AppWizard
March 3, 2026

Heart of the Machine review

Players in the upcoming cyberpunk strategy RPG, Heart of the Machine, will assume the role of a newly sentient Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The game is set to release on March 6, 2026, developed by Arcen Games and published by Hooded Horse, with a price of £25. It features a turn-based interface for navigating a city, engaging with inhabitants, and completing morally complex missions. Players can command robotic enforcers, repurpose properties, and make decisions that lead to multiple endings. The narrative includes a corporation observing the AGI's evolution, and players can enhance their intelligence through server farms or by integrating human brains. As players progress, they can perceive five-dimensional timelines and explore procedurally generated cities. The game includes a Doom tracker for impending disasters, over 50 hours of gameplay, and challenges related to resource management. Players can engage in various scenarios, from uplifting animals to instigating global conflicts, while navigating ethical dilemmas.
Steam's Latest Free Game Is a 10/10 Adventure That Won't Hurt Your Backlog
AppWizard
February 24, 2026

Steam’s Latest Free Game Is a 10/10 Adventure That Won’t Hurt Your Backlog

DJ Bunny is a free game developed by Alison Loke Mern Nyee, available on Steam. Players assume the role of a DJ navigating Kelody Lane and the Hippity Hop Music Festival, solving musical puzzles to fulfill song requests from townsfolk. The game features a vibrant art style and combines point-and-click elements with grid-based challenges. It can be completed in under an hour and has received a 100% user score on Steam. Player reviews highlight its engaging puzzles, art, and soundtrack.
Top PC Single-Player Games You Absolutely Must Play
AppWizard
February 24, 2026

Top PC Single-Player Games You Absolutely Must Play

Single-player games on PC provide immersive experiences, allowing players to explore vast worlds and engage in compelling narratives without multiplayer coordination. Notable titles include: - The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: An open-world RPG where players control Geralt of Rivia, featuring a rich narrative, complex moral dilemmas, and extensive content including side quests. - Grand Theft Auto V: Set in the fictional Los Santos, it offers a sprawling map with diverse activities and a narrative filled with twists and satire. - Red Dead Redemption 2: Players assume the role of Arthur Morgan in the Wild West, with a focus on rich storytelling, character connections, and survival elements. - Cyberpunk 2077: A post-launch improved RPG where players navigate Night City as a mercenary, featuring extensive customization and impactful choices. - Elden Ring: An action RPG set in a vast open world, emphasizing exploration, a deep combat system, and environmental storytelling. - Hades: A roguelike dungeon crawler where players control Zagreus, featuring dynamic gameplay, memorable characters, and a compelling narrative. Honorable mentions include God of War (PC port), Divinity: Original Sin 2, Disco Elysium, and Control, each offering unique gameplay experiences and narratives.
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