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Hidden Gems of Game Design Volume 37

Unearthing Teocida, Orbital Bullet, and Crackdown

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Hidden Gems of Game Design Vol 36

Unearthing Shadow Hearts, Guntastic, and Miscrits

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Happy Halloween 🎃

Showcasing horror games and featuring Crime or Punishment by Scale Issue

Review

Diving into Pronty: Fishy Adventure

This underwater Metroidvania makes for a good setting but doesn't rise to the top of the genre

Feature

Hidden Gems of Game Design: Volume 8

This volume explores games that provides all players a good challenge

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Hidden Gems of Game Design: Volume 7

Dark themes, epic strategy, and the post-apocalypse

Review

Send In The Clones: A Review Of One Many Nobody

Escape a dystopian sci-fi prison in this indie puzzle platformer

Feature

Hidden Gems of Game Design: Volume 6

Our team is back with another set of games that deserve more attention than they get

Review

Gunfire Reborn - Proving the '30 Seconds of Fun' Mantra

Borderlands meets Dead Cells in this addictive co-op shooter

Review

What’s the Buzz About Apico?

Become an apiarist in this surprisingly deep indie farming sim

Feature

Hidden Gems of Game Design: Volume 5

Our team is back with another set of games that deserve more attention than they get

Feature

The Best Demos From October's Steam Next Fest

Handpicked for your enjoyment by the writers of Superjump!

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Hidden Gems of Game Design: Volume 3

Our team is back with another set of games that deserve more attention than they get

Interview

Interviewing Solo-Dev Mattias Simonsson on His New Game, Eelah

The joys and challenges of the solo-dev life

Feature

Hidden Gems of Game Design: Volume 2

Back with the second edition of a list of games that deserved more recognition than they received

Review

Legends of Kingdom Rush Review

Ironhide takes a swing at turn-based strategy. Is it a hit, or a miss?

Feature

From Strafe to Citizen Sleeper: The Music of Amos Roddy

Celebrating the Portland-based producer with a growing portfolio of gaming soundtracks

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Top Picks From Steam's Next Fest Demo Week

Keep your eyes on these recommendations from SUPERJUMP's writers