The indie gaming world has always been the place where developers take ridiculous ideas and somehow turn them into unforgettable experiences. Shady Job looks like one of those games that starts as a joke between friends and ends up becoming the next multiplayer obsession. Developed and published by GAZE IN GAMES, this upcoming co-op adventure…
There is something special about games that are designed to completely fall apart. Not because they are unfinished or broken, but because developers understand that some of the greatest gaming memories come from unexpected disasters. Shady Job, the upcoming physics-based cooperative adventure from Gaze in Games, instantly caught attention because it turns a ridiculous criminal…
If you’ve been anywhere near the co-op horror scene lately, you already know the genre is absolutely feral right now—in the best way possible. Games are throwing players into haunted forests, abandoned labs, cursed apartment blocks, and calling it “teamwork.” But then comes Forest Escape: Last Train, and suddenly the formula tilts sideways. This isn’t…
If you’ve spent even a little time in modern co-op horror, you already know the formula: friends scream, someone panics, someone else hoards useless junk, and everything collapses in the funniest possible way. Now drop that chaos onto a moving steam locomotive trapped inside a cursed forest, and you get Forest Escape: Last Train—a game…
The indie horror space didn’t just “evolve” in the last few years — it got shoved off a cliff and came back wearing a clown mask, screaming into proximity chat. There was a time when horror games meant slow corridors, scripted jumpscares, and a flashlight that dies at the worst possible moment. Now it’s you…
If you open Steam charts in late June 2026 and don’t blink twice, you’ll think something is broken. A 12-year-old indie roguelike about a sobbing kid escaping into a demon-infested basement is suddenly sitting shoulder-to-shoulder with today’s biggest live-service giants. And not just “doing fine” — we’re talking about a wild spike past 120,000+ concurrent…
