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A Lot Of New Games Released On Steam Today, But This One Has Wormed Its Way Into My Heart
Worming From Home is a new physics-based simulation game released on Steam where players control a worm working from home. The game tasks players with completing work tasks like filling spreadsheets and responding to emails, while also managing 'worm-life balance' through activities like exercising and stock market manipulation. Despite its quirky premise, the game is praised for its surprisingly pleasant controls, consistent humor, and polish, making it feel like a special experience for its $6 price point.
The latest cooperative craze is a physics-based fishing simulator where you can launch your catch into the air and…
How to Fish is a new 1-4 player, physics-based fishing simulator that emphasizes cooperative, physics-driven gameplay. Players are stranded on an island and must survive by fishing, with mechanics that allow for launching catches into the air and subduing them with various tools, including firearms. The game also features NPC quests and exploration across islands, and is currently available on PC with an introductory discount.
Overview: The Most Intense Sushi Experience is Here!
Mihaya has released a demo for their physics-based claw machine simulator, Sushi Claw Machine, on Steam. The game, which went viral in Japan, challenges players to grab sushi with a claw machine, featuring absurd physics and an arcade-like 'Big Drop' mechanic. The demo is available in multiple languages and includes Steam Achievements.