New Games! Re:Born Isekai Company, and CORGI & WOOLLY - Little Horizon
- Jul 9
- 2 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.
A management game with a great new vibe!
The screenshots are not in English but USA players don't miss out on this game from OneBCorporation! You can play it in English. Instead of making you the hero, this game puts you in charge of deciding where souls should go next. That’s a neat hook right away, and it gives the game a fresh feel compared with most fantasy or isekai games. The whole idea of reading each case, checking details, and choosing the right world sounds simple, but also kind of clever.
What makes it work is that the game seems to care more about judgment than action. That can be really satisfying if you like games where you read, think, and make choices that matter. The game leans into its theme well, since the setup alone already is memorable and a little playful.
You'll like that it feels more niche than mass-market. That’s often where great hidden gems live. This Game knows exactly what they are and don’t try to be everything at once. Re:Born Isekai Company is one of those games that really sticks with the right player because its idea is so strong.
Current Price | Lowest Recorded Price | |
-35% $3.24 | -35% $3.24 | |
If you don't like Corgis then stop reading.
The main idea is easy to love: a corgi herds sheep in the corner of your desktop while you work or study. That makes this game more like a friendly background companion than a traditional game, and that’s part of its charm. It was awesome how the world keeps moving even when you’re not touching it, because that gives it a calm, living feel. What makes it stand out is how peaceful it sounds. Your typing and mouse clicks help grow the flock, so even normal computer use becomes part of the game. That’s a clever design choice for a cozy game, since it makes the player feel involved without adding stress
It also seems to be built for people who want something gentle on the side of their screen, not something that demands full attention. That gives it a strong niche appeal, which is often where hidden gems shine the most. It may be small, but it is the kind of small game that understands exactly what it wants to be.
This game from PICO studio feels like a sweet little hidden gem for anyone who likes calm, adorable games that sit beside your work instead of interrupting it.
Current Price | Lowest Recorded Price | |
Free with cheap ($2 ish) Paid DLCs | Free with cheap ($2 ish) Paid DLCs | |
