New Games! Make it! Shaved Ice, and Urban assault
- Jul 9
- 3 min read
This indie game news report is from Yavoz.fun, a father and son team making video games together on steam, right now you can play the demo for the game we're working on and Wishlist the game.
This is a fun party game.
This game from SAT-BOX is a great indie that knows exactly what it is: a quick, cheerful shaved-ice shop game where you rush to make orders fast and correctly.
That sounds basic, but we think that’s actually a plus here, because a simple idea can be really good if the controls feel snappy and the scoring feels fair.
What makes it more interesting is the pressure. You’re not just making dessert for fun; you’re trying to keep up with orders, manage ingredients, and push for a higher score before time runs out. That kind of loop can be really addictive, especially in a game meant for short sessions.
The game supports both solo and multiplayer play, because that gives it a lot more replay value than a plain one-and-done sim. A game like this lives or dies on whether it’s fun to repeat, and leaderboards plus versus modes are a smart way to keep it fresh. Our opinion is that this is the kind of game that could be way more fun than people expect if they’re into score chasing, busy-shop gameplay, or light party games. It may not be deep, but it doesn’t need to be; the charm comes from speed, clean feedback, and that satisfying feeling of nailing an order under pressure.
Current Price | Lowest Recorded Price | |
-29% $4.96 | -29% $4.96 | |
An arena shooter from back in the good old days, yes it's good.
This feels like the kind of game that would’ve probably been canceled or overlooked 5years ago, but now fun arena shooters are back and we're really glad it exists, because it’s fun to play with your friends. It has that old-school idea with a fresh feel to make it worth your time.
What stands out first is the premise. It looks like a game that wants to mix middle east city combat, strategy, and action in a way that feels like its back from the early mic days of Xbox live.
We like games that don’t try to be generic, and this one seems to have a clear identity right away. The game has a very early xbox vibe. That alone gives it a stronger hook than a lot of forgettable releases. A big part of what makes a game like this interesting is the developer behind it. Sobhy Tfaily is the dev shaping the project’s direction, and that matters because a game with a personal stamp often feels more memorable than something built to follow a trend. When a creator has a strong vision, even a rougher game can still leave a real impression.
Urban Assault is the sort of game I’d respect. It seems ambitious, a little messy, and probably more interesting than other more polished AAA clones. That combination is often where hidden gems live, because the game isn’t just trying to be safe — it’s trying to be distinct.
This game from Sobhy Tfaily is a hidden gem for players who like games with a clear idea, a little roughness, and a lot of spirit.
Current Price | Lowest Recorded Price | |
$2.99 | $2.99 | |
