Game hub
Light Work
Free Steam office horror by Thinking of Z: walkthrough, puzzles, endings, achievements and patch notes.
INDEPENDENT GUIDES · NEW PC & INDIE GAMES
Indie Game Wiki
Get the answer. Get back to the game.
Practical, source-linked guides for new PC and indie games on Steam. Each hub covers one game — walkthrough, codes, achievements, endings and patch notes — and separates what is verified from what is not.
- Light Work
- Free office horror by Thinking of Z, released October 9, 2026
- All Eyes on Me
- Delivery stealth by zzzkull, in Early Access since October 20, 2026
- Silent Hill: Townfall
- Survival horror by Screen Burn, published by KONAMI, released September 24, 2026
- Big Walk
- 2–12 player co-op adventure by House House and Panic, released August 4, 2026
One hub per game
Latest game hubs
Every hub collects the walkthrough, achievements, endings and patch notes for one game, with each fact traced to Steam, the developer or player reports.
Game hub
All Eyes on Me
zzzkull's Steam Early Access delivery stealth game: walkthrough, achievements, collectibles, endings and patch notes.
Game hub
Silent Hill: Townfall
KONAMI's survival horror by Screen Burn: walkthrough, all 22 codes, hospital puzzles, endings, trophies and patch notes.
Game hub
Big Walk
House House and Panic's 2–12 player co-op adventure: join codes, crossplay, hosting and spoiler-safe puzzle help.
Quick answers
About Indie Game Wiki
What is Indie Game Wiki?
An independent guide hub for new PC and indie games on Steam. Each game gets its own hub with a walkthrough, achievements, endings and patch notes, and every page names the sources it was checked against.
Which games does Indie Game Wiki cover?
Four hubs are live today: Light Work, the free office horror by Thinking of Z; All Eyes on Me, zzzkull's Early Access delivery stealth game; Silent Hill: Townfall, KONAMI's survival horror by Screen Burn; and Big Walk, the 2–12 player co-op adventure by House House and Panic. More hubs are added as new Steam releases launch.
Is Indie Game Wiki official?
No. It is an independent fan site, not affiliated with any game publisher, developer, or Valve — including Thinking of Z, zzzkull, KONAMI, Screen Burn, House House and Panic. Game names and artwork belong to their owners.
How are the guides checked?
Every guide lists the Steam pages, developer posts and player reports it relies on, with the date each was read. Facts that no public source confirms are labelled unverified instead of being guessed.
An independent fan site. Every guide names its sources and the date they were read — see the about and sources page for how the hubs are edited.