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500 Finger Fillet Stabs Its Way Onto Steam Today in a 20-Minute Escape

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1 hour ago

November 15, 2026

A handcuffed hand lies under a stabbing machine with weapon choice cards in 500 Finger Fillet.

A handcuffed hand under the stabbing machine with weapon choices in 500 Finger Fillet. Photo by DEADBODY Games

A new horror roguelike is asking players a simple question: how many of your fingers are you willing to lose? 500 Finger Fillet, the debut game from DEADBODY Games, is out now on Steam, and it gives you 20 minutes to escape a hand-stabbing machine with your hands intact.

500 Finger Fillet launched today on PC via Steam from DEADBODY Games, a new indie team led by Heather Flowers, creator of Unfair Flips, a game that has racked up more than 10 million views on YouTube. The studio describes its debut as a tense singleplayer horror roguelike about being handcuffed to a hand-stabbing machine, with 20 minutes to escape. Will you make it out with all your fingers intact, or bleed out on the table?

Players choose what the machine stabs them with next, from the dull Rusty Fork to the all-seeing Ritual Knife, and spend their money on items to improve their chances of surviving. Each run is different, and every choice is a test of nerve, reflexes and resourcefulness, as the machine keeps coming for their hand.

Early reactions have been strong. Rock Paper Shotgun called the game “It’s Buckshot Roulette by way of Clickolding,” while streamer Drae said simply: “This game rules!!!”

DEADBODY Games is a new indie game studio focused on the macabre, the absurd, and the self-destructive. The team behind 500 Finger Fillet includes Heather Flowers, Mickey Sanchez (Order Automatica), Josie Brechner (Rift of the NecroDancer), Jacob Stratton (CrowHallow) and Surasshu (Way to the Woods, Steven Universe).

500 Finger Fillet is out now on PC via Steam for $4.99, with a 10% launch discount.

Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars Is Out Now on Quest, PICO and Android XR

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3 minutes ago

November 15, 2026

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Rocky, a rocky alien crewmate, reaches out with a stone fist inside the Hail Mary spaceship in Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars.

Rocky, the rocky alien crewmate, inside the Hail Mary in Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars. Photo by Maze Theory

Humanity’s last hope is now a mission you can step inside. Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars is out now, a mixed-reality adventure that tells a previously untold chapter of Andy Weir’s bestselling sci-fi universe.

The immersive mixed reality experience launched on PICO, Android XR and Meta Quest 3/3S. It comes from Maze Theory, the award-winning London-based immersive entertainment studio behind Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom and Doctor Who: The Edge of Time.

Players step into the role of Ryland Grace. Ryland Grace and his friend and crewmate Rocky must work together in the face of disaster to keep the Hail Mary intact and bring their world-saving cargo to Eridani — Rocky’s home planet, and Grace’s new home.

It is a story of trust and communication between species. As this mixed-reality experience blends your physical environment with the Hail Mary itself, players diagnose problems, improvise solutions and push the limits of science and engineering to keep the mission alive.

Along the way, players work alongside Rocky to keep the mission alive, diagnose failing systems and improvise scientific solutions, and manage their ship and its precious cargo as they travel through the stars — experiencing humanity’s last hope firsthand.

Watch the launch trailer below.