Its gentrification, the something is gentrification.

Publisher Frosty Pop, and publisher and developer Strange Scaffold have announced Something is Wrong with the Library, a haunted book sorting simulator coming to PC via Steam this fall.

The first-ever Cozy After Dark Showcase will premiere on October 12 at 11:00 a.m. PT / 2:00 p.m. ET on YouTube and Twitch, organizers Dames 4 Games, Draknek & Friends, and CONTINUE announced.

What the truck?!

Jaake Margo of Los Angeles punk band Sweet Gloom talks shop about their sophomore album, titled 'No Love Lost,' out August 21.

publisher Frosty Pop and developer Strange Scaffold will release a Switch 2 version of action game Truck-kun is Supporting Me From Another World?! on September 14, the companies announced.

Take me to your gamer

Jeff Rosenstock's guitarist Mike Huguenor talks about making Surfing the Web With the Alien: The Game, which will be released on Steam and on special Game Boy cartridges.

Ambrosia Sky searches for the humanity in a health crisis

Back in November of 2025, I reviewed Ambrosia Sky: Part One, and was left very much looking forward to parts two and three. However, since the initial announcement, Soft Rains made the decision to mak...

Ambrosia Sky: Act Two is live! Check out this post for launch details and patch notes.

Ambrosia Sky is an achingly beautiful game, even if its crafting and progression feel a little flat

Melancholic sci-fi clean 'em up Ambrosia Sky and cozy animal adventure Capy Castaway both launched today, and they're absolutely worth your time.

Melancholic sci-fi clean 'em up Ambrosia Sky and cozy animal adventure Capy Castaway both launched today, and they're absolutely worth your time.

The "clean 'em up" gameplay is satisfyingly meditative, but it's the melancholic narrative that ends up hitting surprisingly hard.

Strange Scaffold strikes again

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Truck-kun is Supporting Me From Another World?! papers over a tired storytelling trope with a hilarious driving game

A hilarious isekai twist on a Crazy Taxi-esque high octane arcade driving game. Sign us up!

Your truck is magic and you now owe a soul debt to the buff isekai elf girl living in your head. Run over pedestrians as Truck-kun in a chaotic OVA-sized campaign, make deliveries, and defeat the Skel...

Feel the heat.

Truck-kun Is Supporting Me From Another World?! has a silly premise with solid sound design and ridiculous racing challenges

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Truck-kun Is Supporting Me From Another World is frantic arcade fun as you speed around a city, crashing into everything you can. The post REVIEW: ‘Truck-kun Is Supporting Me From Another World’ Is Absurd Fun appeared first on But Why Tho?.

In Truck-Kun is Supporting me from Another World?! take to the roads as Truck-kun giving resources and monsters to aid the person you accidentally isekai-ed. The post Truck-Kun Is Supporting Me From Another World?! Review – Destroy the world! first appeared on The Outerhaven.

Strange Scaffold's latest can only be described as an elevated shitpost.

Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!'s zany arcade antics crash in with a satisfying feedback loop perfect for those always on the move.

Strange Scaffold has stepped up with Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!, which brings isekai concepts into a Crazy Taxi-style game where you’re frantically accomplishing goals while your buddy in the other world is fighting monsters based on how well you’re crashing into things.

Truck-kun is Supporting Me From Another World?! launches on Xbox Series X|S and PC. Experience Strange Scaffold's absurd anime-inspired driving adventure

How the dev team saw the opportunity to be "truer to what people wanted from the game”.

Between the Lines (BTL) is a sub-series of the Pages of Play podcast where we explore hidden gem indie games. In this episode, Erik and Caleb interview Kaitlin Tremblay, narrative director at Soft…