South Africans are making a game about theft.

UT3 modders realised they could roll a big ball around with PhysX and were so enamoured with this that they forgot to make good puzzles around it. Also features unique ball-touching combat.

The queer lovecraftian lore warps the nonbinary protagonist's body into a hideous abomination. Thankfully neither you nor its Kickstarter backers will be exposed, as Lore Finder is never coming out.

It's a simulation game about goofing off with a customizable robot girl who's optionally driven by a self-hosted neural network, aka crack for men without wives made by men with wives for crack.

Fake Japanese name for an Indian game. Pretentious, culturally downstream slop, like the river from which it crawled and to which it shall return.

I saw the title, opened up Steam to Name Rate it "TL;DR," then accidentally clicked the wrong button and gave the curator to group member conspiracy.theory.lover263, who quickly returned it. Thanks m8

Awaria is Polish for "failure" or "breakdown." In it, lesbian ghosts attack you when your generators fail, just like Poland in real life.

You are lured into the forelorn depths, expecting a climbing game with lots of exploration, and instead you get a linear first person platformer. The in-game mystery is also bait, fittingly.

To the devs when Dustborn fails: "In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return."

Heartbound is a deeply personal project. What is at its (and its creator's) heart? A need for money, social media cred, dog buttholes, and stretched-out dev cycles to milk more money from his fans.