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Piece By Piece Review - Thumb CultureThe indie game Piece by Piece, a cute repair shop simulator where players help forest animals fix gadgets, is set to launch on PC via Steam in 2025. The game is being developed by Gamkat and published by No More Robots.
Two ‘Piece by Piece’ Games Launch Same Week, Create Gaming’s Most Tactical BundleTwo indie games with the same title, 'Piece by Piece,' launched on Steam within days of each other. Instead of legal disputes, the developers collaborated, releasing a joint bundle that has been praised by the gaming community as a wholesome resolution. This collaboration has generated significant positive attention and could set new precedents for handling naming conflicts in the indie game sector.- Ball x Pit on mobile, Piece by Piece x2 and other new indie games worth checking outThis roundup highlights several new and upcoming indie games across various platforms. Titles include the mobile port Ball x Pit, the roguelike shooter Hyperwired, the cooperative environmental cleanup game Clean Up Earth, and the unique puzzle-platformer Piece by Piece, with two games sharing the same name. Other notable mentions are Herdles, ITER-8, Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times, Astrolander, and Kitman.
- The cozy repair shop management sim, Piece By Piece, is now available via SteamNo More Robots and GamKat have released their cozy repair shop management simulation game, Piece By Piece, on PC via Steam. The game allows players to manage their own repair shop.
The cozy repair shop management sim, ‘Piece By Piece’, is now available via SteamThe cozy repair shop simulation game 'Piece By Piece', developed by Gamkat and published by No More Robots, is set to release on PC via Steam in 2025. The game allows players to help forest animals fix their broken gadgets and gizmos.
Indian-Infused Dustpunk Deckbuilder Nowhere Prophet Makes Its Mobile Debut WorldwideThe deckbuilder Nowhere Prophet, developed by Sharkbomb Studios and published by No More Robots, has launched worldwide on Android. Previously available on PC since July 2019, the game combines roguelike deck-building with tactical grid-based combat, set in a science-fiction post-apocalypse inspired by Indian culture. The mobile version is free-to-download with an optional in-app purchase to unlock the full game.
"He truly cared about games, about the industry, and about the people making them" – The industry on Phil SpencerIndustry leaders reflect on Phil Spencer's retirement from Xbox after a 25-year career, highlighting his passion for games, player-first approach, and impact on the industry. Figures from Take-Two, Ubisoft, and others shared memories of his leadership, emphasizing his genuine interest in game development and his role in shaping the Xbox and PC ecosystems.