Editorial Steam charts don’t tell you how successful a game is People use Steam charts websites to inform their discussions about which games are doing well, which games are failing, and which games are likely to get shut down. Unfortunately, they don't show what they think they do.
News They tried to private equity the World Cup The parasites' latest attempt to extract profit from joy
Rogue Roundup for July 31, 2026 I don't know how it is everywhere else, but it is hot in Kansas City. And Tom Holland summer has finally arrived – everyone get your Spider-Man masks and your "my dad just went to a gas station in Troy, he'll be back" t-
Tears of Metal is an extremely deep Scottish history Musou game Take to the Scottish Highlands with your armies over and over again
A 100+ game bundle just went live to benefit laid off developers This bundle is only ten dollars, and it includes some great games while supporting a worthy cause
Desktop Explorer is a fake OS game with some fantastically clever puzzles Desktop Explorer tells a compelling family mystery across multiple user profiles on an abandoned PC
Rogue Signal ep. 10: Equilibrium is the Matrix we have at home The one where we talk a lot about Star Wars
