Over The Top WW1 – "Rich Takes Part In 200 Player Trench Warfare on the PC!" 💥🪖 @fse_games #IndieGame #GameDev

Rich dons his boots, grabs his bayonet and steps into the mud, chaos, and brutality of World War I trench warfare in Over the Top: World War I. 

This PC gameplay showcases intense frontline combat, desperate pushes across No Man’s Land, and the gritty atmosphere of early‑20th‑century battlefields.

Whether you're here for the authentic WW1 setting, the large‑scale multiplayer battles, or just to see how the game performs on PC, this video gives you a full look at the action.

The Prisoning – Fletcher’s Quest PC Gameplay | First Look & Impressions 👾 @EldenPixels #IndieGame #GameDev

Rich takes a step into the strange, atmospheric world of The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest, a retro‑inspired adventure packed with mystery, puzzles, and eerie encounters. In this PC gameplay video, we dive into the opening moments of Fletcher’s journey as he attempts to uncover the truth behind his imprisonment and the bizarre forces shaping his fate.

Reboxy Review By Britt "every video game has a soul. And every soul deserves a body." 💾 #Retrogaming

One of the things we are very keen on here at GF is the preservation of older video games, and Reboxy is very much in the same vein. Creating high quality products that allow gamers, fans, and collectors to celebrate key games from their gaming histories in physical form.

I first became aware of Reboxy a few weeks ago when I received an email from Ziggurat Interactive – another company that celebrates the legacy of older games- as they were promoting their collaboration with a PC big box release of Terminal Velocity. This really intrigued me, as Ziggurat have brought some really intriguing releases back from the brink (including a personal fave of mine – Boiling Point), and I was soon making my way through the Reboxy website which led to GF being in the position of being able to cover two Reboxy editions – Litil Divil (1993), and Realms of the Haunting (1996).

The presentation is absolutely top notch, these specific titles are officially licensed from Funbox Media, another company that we’ve previously covered here at GF and I especially love the attention to detail, such as the logos on each box regarding Gremlin Graphics / Interactive reflecting the logos used at the time of original release, and the colouring of Reboxy’s logo on each release matching the main font / colour of the game in question, for example – Litil Divil’s box font is red, whilst Realms of the Haunting is gold, and the Reboxy logo on the side is colour-matched accordingly. It’s a small touch but shows the level of detail that goes into these Reboxy editions. Also of note is that all editions are DRM free!