Incremental Games Are Taking Over Steam (And They Are Getting Strange)
Three of this week top ten new Steam releases were incremental games. From a 99% rated turtle business to feeding rubber ducks into a corporate abyss.
Three of this week top ten new Steam releases were incremental games. From a 99% rated turtle business to feeding rubber ducks into a corporate abyss.
From a 100% rated cooking sim across 9,508 reviews to a 94% bullet-heaven with 105,908. Every recent Steam release above 90%, and how to read the scores properly.
Big Ambitions tops the weekly chart at 92% from 13,840 reviews. Plus a $3.39 incremental at 94% and a shop sim where you have to kill for your stock.
From the 94% rated TCG Card Shop Simulator to a game where every item on your shelves was pulled out of a dungeon by hand. The best shop management games on Steam.
Two MECCHA CHAMELEON Workshop maps carried a trojan, and a BlockBlasters update stole $32,000 from a charity streamer. What happened, what is safe, and how to protect yourself.
12TB of Valve development files from 2003 to 2013 leaked because a legacy server had no password. Portal 2 builds, cancelled F-Stop, and the Episode 3 Weaponizer. No Half-Life 3.
The best-reviewed indie games that run on modest hardware, from a Metacritic 92 puzzle game to a 99% rated deckbuilder. Plus what the Steam Hardware Survey says.
Why the Steam front page hides the best games, how to read review-weighted rankings and player counts properly, and the tools that surface what the store will not.
From Megabonk to a pachinko roguelite and a game about resisting evolution into a crab, the best games that took the Vampire Survivors formula somewhere new.
Confirmed indie release dates including Scavland on September 4 and Dumb Ways to Build on September 10, plus the most anticipated games still without dates.