I recently overhauled the way I track my media consumption — and in this post, I’ll walk you through what changed and why. One area I’m still figuring out is game reviews. Dedicated posts for individual games have a lot going for them: they’re easy to browse, and I can include links, trailers, and richer context. On the other hand, my current games list captures most of the key information in one place — it’s just not as reader-friendly. ...
Circuit Superstars is a Top-Down racing game with great physics, very challenging opponents in singleplayer mode and a wide range of vehicle types. There are multiple different racing modes spanning from grand prix’s, time trials, free mode and online races. If you want a tough racing game that is great to play on your Steam Deck I can highly recommend it. Title: Circuit Superstars Developer: Original Fire Games Release date: October 30, 2023 Play on Steam Tags: Singleplayer Multiplayer Indie Racing
Level Devil is a short platformer where each level tries to trick you into failing. I believe nobody can complete it without dying on the first try. You will probably rage and start questioning each and every step you make on the way to complete the game but exactly that makes the game enjoyable. Title: Level Devil Developer: Unept Release date: March 25, 2025 Play on Steam Tags: Indie Singleplayer Multiplayer Platformer Action Adventure Puzzle
Haste is a first-person parkour game where you race against the end of the world. The goal? Simply rush through the fragmented world and stop it’s destruction. Your hurdles? Time, terrain, robots and even black holes will test your reflexes and path finding. Title: Haste Developer: Landfall Release date: April 1, 2025 Play on Steam Tags: Indie Singleplayer Online Co-op Action Adventure Parkour Racing
Jump Space (or Ship? It blurs) is a roguelite co-op shooter blending slick ship piloting, zero-G jaunts and frantic firefights. Crew up to scavenge wrecks, fend off boarders and upgrade your ride — or solo with a trusty R2-D2. It’s responsive, replayable and begs for friends (preferably 2 or 3). Title: Jump Space Developer: Keepsake Games Release date: September 19, 2025 Play on Steam Tags: Singleplayer Multiplayer Co-op PvE Space Sci-fi Action
PEAK is a great multiplayer game where you have to work together to path your way up a mountain. Sounds easy? Then think again! From steep bouldering to icy blizzards, anything might happen. Just one wrong step and you tumble comically to your death. Title: PEAK Developer: Team Peak Release date: June 16, 2025 Play on Steam Tags: Indie Multiplayer Singleplayer Co-op Physics
Parking Garage Rally Circuit delivers incredible retro vibes, especially with its electric soundtrack that keeps you chasing high scores lap after lap. The physics will keep you on your toes at all times — especially during a perfect run — because the speed you can gain is insane, and one wrong move could launch you right off the track. This is also the exact reason speedrunners will love this game together with the many shortcuts you can take or even force if you want to risk your run. ...
Clustertruck is first-person parkour on a convoy of chaos. The goal? Don’t touch the ground. The method? Jumping from truck to truck as they crash, flip, explode and generally do everything but drive straight. It’s fast, ridiculous and weirdly addicting. Momentum is everything — miss a beat and you’re pancaked between two semis mid-air. Land it perfectly and you feel like a stunt god. You’ll fail a hundred times. You’ll love every second. Just don’t blink. ...
Rocket League is what happens when soccer crashes into an RC car derby — and it works. Controls are razor-sharp, the physics are pure chef’s kiss and somehow, soaring through the air just to whiff an open net has never felt so good. Customization is half the fun. Want a flaming trail, anime wrap and a goal explosion that summons a T-Rex? Go for it. Drip matters — especially when you’re getting demo’d every other play. ...
BOKURA is a beautifully drawn, mind-bending co-op adventure where you and a friend see two completely different realities — and have to work together anyway. One of you sees a peaceful forest, the other sees a mechanical wasteland. You’ll swear there’s a bridge. Your friend will swear there’s not. One of you is wrong. Probably both. It’s less about solving puzzles and more about communication, trust and questioning everything — including your partner’s sanity. Or your own. ...