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August 10, 2026

If you drove yourself mad building computers in Minecraft, Pight’s redstone-inspired puzzling is an affordable palate cleanser

Pight is a 2D block-shoving puzzle game developed by the Turkish team Mindlabor, featuring challenges that involve moving a lightbulb block onto a power source using elements like pistons, dynamite, portals, and electricity blocks. The game is inspired by Minecraft's redstone mechanics and offers 90 levels with new mechanics introduced every ten levels. It includes an unlimited Undo feature and a level editor for players to create and share their own puzzles. Pight is available on Steam for £2.87 or €3.32.

AppWizard

August 10, 2026

5 Best PC Games Of The ’80s, Ranked

The original "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" is a classic game from 1989 that is being remade to appeal to both new and veteran players. "Dungeon Master," released in 1987 by FTL Games, is a first-person dungeon crawler that introduced a dynamic improvement mechanism for character attributes and skills, featuring real-time combat and detailed monster designs. "Maniac Mansion," developed by Lucasfilm Games in 1987, is a horror-comedy point-and-click adventure that involves rescuing a teenager from a mad scientist's home, known for its intricate puzzles and multiple endings. "MIDI Maze," released in 1987 for the Atari ST, was an early multiplayer first-person shooter that allowed up to 16 players to battle using floating smiley faces as avatars and included networking capabilities and a level editor. "Starflight," released in 1986, allowed players to explore a vast galaxy, interact with civilizations, and engage in diplomacy and trading, featuring 270 star systems and the ability to recruit crew members and upgrade spacecraft.

AppWizard

July 25, 2026

Conceived in a secure military facility, this Jedi Knight fansite has been running consistently for almost 30 years: ‘It looks really close to what it did back in 1998’

In the late 1990s, the internet saw a surge in websites, including those dedicated to PC gaming. The Massassi Temple, a website for Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2, was founded by Brian E. Lozier in early 1998. Lozier created the site to share tutorials and support fellow modders after discovering a community of modders while exploring other gaming websites. He learned programming to build the site, which has remained active due to the dedication of its community, despite challenges like the dotcom bubble burst and the failure of some games. The site hosts a vast collection of Jedi Knight content, including mods and multiplayer maps, and serves as a hub for ongoing support and development. Lozier has stepped away from the site multiple times but continues to return to ensure its survival. He aims to create a permanent archive of community contributions and reflects on the evolution of the internet and the shift toward corporate dominance.

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May 12, 2026

20 years later, the world deserves another Sid Meier’s Railroads!

Sid Meier's Railroads!, released in 2006, is a strategy game that celebrates trains and embodies Sid Meier's game design philosophy. The game features an iconic exclamation point in its title, reflecting Meier's enthusiasm for diverse themes. Despite being "cruelly ignored upon release," it currently has 108 active players on Steam. The game allows players to navigate complex market dynamics through engaging gameplay mechanics, with AI that challenges players in single-player mode and a multiplayer experience that combines camaraderie and competition. However, it suffers from persistent routing bugs and lacks an intuitive level editor and fresh scenarios.

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December 22, 2025

Five new Steam games you probably missed (December 22, 2025)

Steam releases a dozen new games daily, making it easy for hidden gems to go unnoticed. A selection of engaging PC games includes: - Mon Bazou: Releases on December 19, developed by Santa Goat. Players upgrade a vehicle in a quirky world, with over 10,000 reviews rated "overwhelmingly positive." - Swordhaven: Iron Conspiracy: Releases on December 17, developed by AtomTeam. This fantasy RPG, inspired by classic CRPGs, features real-time with pause and turn-based combat. - Bottle Can Float: Releases on December 17, developed by Kayla.Z. A serene game where players watch a vessel navigate through landscapes, ideal for relaxation. - BioMenace Remastered: Releases on December 19, developed by Rigel Gameworks. A remastered classic platformer with new features like an easy mode and a level editor, along with a new episode of over 15 levels. - Execute: Releases on December 16, developed by Payne Robinson. A darkly humorous idle game where players eliminate everyone in the world using various methods.

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November 4, 2025

Our pick for 2024’s best tactics game just got a community pack of featured levels—which ignore the dev’s difficulty balance goals because ‘our community, god bless em, have no such qualms’

Tactical Breach Wizards is a turn-based tactical RPG that has received the Best Tactics award and holds a 98% "Overwhelmingly Positive" rating on Steam. The developers have added community-curated levels to the game’s community browser, which are more challenging than the main campaign missions. One of these community levels features a new character named Bori, a "less-than-lethal pyromancer." The game is currently available at a 40% discount until November 9.