Jay “IdolismJ” Gary talks to us about his YouTube channel, Guilty Gear, Detroit, and what he's thankful for.

Demonschool is stylish and irreverent.

Total Reload offers an almost comforting take on the puzzle-platformer.

Winter Burrow manages to feel both comfortingly familiar and refreshingly unique.

Malys is chock-full of great artwork, stellar music, and interesting gameplay mechanics.

Nature strikes a great balance between a low skill floor and a high skill ceiling.

Vampyr succeeds when it focuses on its cast of complex and interesting characters.

Iron Lung is a minimalist horror experience where your goal is to navigate your submersible vehicle underwater in order to take pictures of increasingly unnerving phenomena.

Here are the top 14 demos from 2025’s Steam Next Fest.

CARIMARA: Beneath the forlorn limbs is a short but dense experience that is just waiting for people to explore.

Should we accept that this is simply a set story with minimal interaction, we must find our joy and meaning in-between the “major” choices.

The atmosphere of Dead Format is top-notch.

The art and imagery of Eclipsium are certainly evocative, with large grotesque figures and body horror elements abound.

Mars First Logistics is an outstanding entry in the logistics and “walking simulator” genres, elevated by its robust drone customization system.

The digital version comes shortly following the release of the physical version. Nature is one of the most highly-anticipated board...

The serial killer simulator Life Eater doesn't go far enough.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is set to receive a big update as a "thank you" to its players for their continued support.

Frosthaven, the follow-up to 2021's strategy RPG Gloomhaven, will see the release of its first major content update later this month.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Coteries of New York is an absolutely gorgeous title, with mesmerizing, painterly artwork that showcases the viciousness and beauty held within the World of Darkness.

Next of Kin: Fidelity offers an exploration of Bjorn’s grief that is interesting enough to keep you going, taking a look at what that grief does to a person, and how we live with it.