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One of my favorite Next Fest demos turned out to be this speedrunner's delight modeled after 3D Sonic games, which…
Rollin' Rascal, a game inspired by early 3D Sonic titles like Sonic Adventure, has received an update for Steam Next Fest. Developed by Curiomatic, the game features fast-paced platforming, sprawling levels with ramps and grind rails, and online multiplayer modes. While the demo shows promise with its momentum-based physics and extensive content, minor bugs and camera issues are present.
Cicadamata" is the most exciting FPS I've played in years - come try the demo
Cicadamata is an exciting new first-person shooter demo available on Steam, featuring abstract art direction and unique gameplay mechanics. The demo showcases fast-paced combat, platforming, and speedrunning elements, drawing comparisons to classic titles like Jumping Flash!. The full game is expected to release later this year.
30 Best Speedrun Seeds for Minecraft 1.20
This guide provides a list of 30 speedrun seeds for Minecraft version 1.20, designed to help players quickly access the Nether and the End to defeat the Ender Dragon. Each seed includes details on spawn points, biomes, and key locations like ruined Nether portals, villages, Nether Fortresses, and End Portals with varying numbers of Eyes of Ender.
SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance DLC Revealed (UPDATE)
SEGA has revealed new DLC for SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance, featuring classic SEGA villains like Dr. Eggman and Death Adder. The game, developed in collaboration with Lizardcube, is set to release on August 29, 2025, for Nintendo Switch. The article also highlights a speedrunning challenge, a music collaboration with Young Dirty Bastard, and available merchandise.
Neon White Review | Giant Bomb
Neon White offers a unique blend of first-person shooter, resource management, and puzzle gameplay with a strong emphasis on speedrunning. While the PC version provides the best performance, the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck versions offer gyroscope support. The game's fast-paced action is occasionally interrupted by visual novel-style dialogue sequences, but its addictive gameplay loop and satisfying challenges make it a compelling experience for both casual players and competitive speedrunners.
Neon White Review
Neon White offers a unique blend of first-person shooter, resource management, and puzzle gameplay with a strong focus on speedrunning. Developed by Ben Esposito, the game challenges players to master its 121 stages using a card-based weapon system. While the PC version provides the most optimal experience, the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck versions also offer engaging gameplay, though with some performance trade-offs.