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What Is Sinking Eternity? Sinking Eternity is a single-player underwater exploration RPG developed and published by ZeroByte. This upcoming Early Access game keeps you on edge as you explore the depths of a mysterious underwater world. Underwater Exploration, Crafting, and Skills Swimming through the water, you can analyze objects to be able to catch or harvest them. Some resources require tools that you just can't quite craft yet in the demo. As you do things, your skills will go up. I even gained a skill point just from running around! Once you collect items, you'll be able to craft just like in any other survival game, building a crafting table, gear, and more. I even shoved food into a hole to befriend a creature, only to be told I have to wait for the full game. I JUST WANTED TO SEE THE CUTE, DANG IT!! Beautiful Creatures and Something Watching You The creatures, from the fish to the monsters, are pretty. They're all bright against the dark ocean fl...

Graveyard Keeper 2 Review: 151 Hours of Zombies, Crafting, and Chaos! This game has taken over my life, with a total of 151 hours since it came out. (I might have left it open on the menu for a day, so it might have a few extra non-play hours. 😂) Graveyard Keeper 2 was released on September 22, 2026. It was developed by Lazy Bear Games and published by tinyBuild. This game picks up where you left off in the last game… kind of. You wake up in a dungeon 10 years after being transported into this world. A skull named Larry helps you break out of the dungeon and escape, only for you to find the town overrun with zombies. While visiting the village next door, everyone mistakes you for the graveyard keeper, and you just kind of go along with it because, hey, it's free land and a place to stay! Much like the last game, you collect materials, build workbenches, and try to figure out why you're there while making friends along the way. As you do tasks like crafting ite...

Fatal Frontier 1869 Okay, I have been super behind as I've been doing lots of other things. So, without further ado. Today we are looking at Fatal Frontier 1869 . I did not know what I was getting into with this game. Fatal Frontier 1869 is a survival PvE game with a twist. That twist is that you can earn real CASH. From a co-creator of World of Warcraft , you'll get sucked into this western-themed game. Developed and published by Paydirt Games, Inc., Fatal Frontier 1869 takes you into 19th-century Alaska, where you have to survive the wilderness, fight enemies, explore, and prospect for real gold. Surviving the Frontier In this top-down game, you have to survive the elements, and by elements I mean lions, tigers, and bears. Well, maybe just bears, wolves, and bandits. There are different characters you can get; most are paid to buy. You get some basic supplies and have to earn money by either completing quests in town or by selling items you find. Your basic ...

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Dig World Review - Early Steam Review | JellieRose.com I've been playing Dig World for the past few days. The game itself doesn't come out until the 17th of this month, so shout-out to the devs for letting me play this game early. I already have 32 of the 60 achievements, and I plan on getting them all. This game is super simple and addictive. Just One More Run... Dig World is a run-based game, so you have a time limit to dig and gather as many resources as you can. But you can't just gather them; you also have to return them to your shipping box for them to count. Some of the item descriptions are hilarious. Here are a few: Jawbone - "No more talking." Sausages - "A string of mystery meat-meat sausages." Rotten Foot - "A detached foot in questionable condition." They had me rolling. There are 400 items total, and I have around 250 of them so far. They come in different rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, E...

Frozen Flame Review – Is This Open-World Survival RPG Still Worth Playing? (2026) First Impressions So this game has been in my backlog for a while. Everyone knows that I like open-world, base-building, and exploration kinds of games. So, survival, sandbox, and crafting games—your basic Minecraft, Ark, Palworld kind of games. I guess those were the ones I could think of off the top of my head. I mean, there are others like The Forest, Scrap Mechanic, Satisfactory, and Valheim. I could go on for a while. I just like those styles of games and have played many of them. If you enjoy survival crafting games with exploration and building mechanics, Frozen Flame definitely fits into that category. Thanks to the Developers So let me get to the point: thanks for the key, devs! I got this game through a program called Terminals.io. I was actually assigned the game like three years ago... but I forgot Terminals existed, so it was sitting in my accepted folder....