Best Horror Games On Itch.io – July 2026
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Haze Seas Accessories Tier List [Best Accessories to Equip]
The accessories with the best stat buffs in Haze Seas.
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Crazy Penguin Wars Review
Play Crazy Penguin Wars for about five minutes, and you could be forgiven for thinking that the craziest thing about it is its shameless emulation of Team17's popular Worms franchise. Were I the lazy sort, I could probably label it "Worms dressed up in a penguin suit" and leave my review at that. For the most part, I'd be right. But Crazy Penguin Wars brings its own share of surprises, meager though they may be, and it demonstrates just how far multiplayer gaming has evolved on Facebook in recent years. It's a great game if you're craving synchronous multiplayer action on Facebook, and even if you don't care for its mimicking of a beloved franchise, it's worth playing as a test run for how Team17's own Worms port will fare upon its release.
Fortnite Preview
Ever play through Mojang's Minecraft and find yourself falling in love with the combat element, wishing that it was more complex and polished. Or ever play through the colorful world of Team Fortress 2 and wish that you had more time to explore and build? Wish either of those games had more zombies? Meet Epic Game's new big project Fortnite- it's a bit of all three.
Great Big War Game Review
The hex is one of my favorite things and, no, I'm not talking about witchcraft. I'm talking about the shape and what it represents to us gamers. As a kid I remember finding one of my dad's old wargames, the arcane kind with plastic bags full of abstract, cardboard chits representing different units. I remember thumbing through the thick instruction booklet and wondering how anybody could ever play a game with so many rules.
Jewels with Buddies Review
The gamer population is growing exponentially, in large part due to the veritable flood of games being released on mobile platforms. Of course, it can be hard to fish the winners out of this monster wave of apps. That's what makes it so special when you do find something good—something like Jewels With Buddies. This cute match-three game by Stofle Designs will no doubt be responsible for creating a good number of new gamer converts.
Jewels with Buddies Walkthrough
Jewels with Buddies, developed by Scopely Inc., is a fast-paced social game of jewel matching fun. Match three or more gems to earn points and gold coins to purchase diverse power-ups which help you defeat your opponent even faster. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Crazy Fairies Preview
The thing you need to realize about Spicy Horse is that they have the best name of any developer ever. Ostensibly, it is the source of all their power; the element that inspires them to fight their way to the forefront of modern gaming trends. Or maybe not. Regardless, they've just announced Crazy Fairies, a turn-based, free-to-play title featuring cross-platform play. That was a lot of hyphens!
Can’t Say That! Preview
You might think that Can't Say That! is a game that scores you according to how many bad words you manage to say in front of your grandmother. However, Can't Say That! is actually an upcoming iOS title that plays like Taboo: your friends need to guess at your word, but you're forbidden to give them certain hints. Granted, swearing in front of your grandmother sounds kind of fun too, but it'd get old fast, and let's be serious: you don't want to be mean to your grandma.
Tiny Wings, big update: hands-on impressions of Tiny Wings 2.0
On one hand, Andreas Illiger has put us in a tough position. By promising the world "Tiny Wings 2," and instead delivering an update to his original, high-flying smash hit, he's cut us off at the pass where a review is concerned. You see, we tend play and rate a game only if it's an entirely new beast, so to speak. On the other hand, however? We just got more Tiny Wings! That's awesome.