Completing Mewgenics requires sacrificing thousands of mutated felines to the meat grinder. I mapped out all 281 hidden trophies so you can actually track your descent into madness.

Mewgenics is a brutal game of survival, genetics, and horrific mutations. Stop getting your cats killed and learn exactly what you need to do before your next run.

Every zone in Mewgenics ends with something built specifically to end a cat's bloodline, and the house isn't safe from the same threats either.

A crown icon shows up next to a cat's name the moment it survives enough runs to get forced into retirement, and what happens after that determines how the rest of the game goes.

From the sadistic minds behind Battle Brothers comes a sci-fi tactical nightmare that absolutely refuses to hold your hand or respect your time. Here is why MENACE is the most stressful, unfair, and genuinely brilliant tactical experience you will play this year.

Furniture in Mewgenics doesn't decorate a room, it recalibrates the machine that produces your next generation of cats.

A cat's genetics decide its potential in Mewgenics, but the collar around its neck decides its job, and there are fourteen very different jobs to choose from.

A genetically perfect cat with flawless stats still dies just as fast as a mediocre one if the physics engine isn't part of the plan.

Every cat in Mewgenics carries two gene slots for each trait, and the one you can't see is usually the one that ruins a bloodline later.

Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel built a tactical RPG that actively wants your cats to suffer, and the sooner you accept that, the sooner you'll stop losing runs.

Clair Obscur losing its GOTY award is a sign that the industry’s "Zero AI" policies are becoming impossible to enforce, and we are all tired of the witch hunts.

Death Howl is designed to kill you, but these seven tips will give you a fighting chance. Here is how to master the economy, the map, and the grind.

Death Howl drops you into Scandinavian folklore with zero tutorial and expects you to figure out this brutal deckbuilding Soulslike on your own, and honestly, the back-and-forth dying loop is way less broken than it feels.

A grieving mother, a grid-based nightmare, and enough pixelated misery to make a goth cry. Death Howl is the Soulslike deckbuilder I didn't know I needed.

This is the weirdest game I've played from a big-name studio. Earth vs Mars is a goofy, budget Advance Wars clone, but its DNA-splicing mechanic is pure genius.

While you were busy dying, the Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 community has been busy breaking the game so thoroughly that they shattered the director's own speedrun record. Oh, and he says you still haven't found all the real secrets.