Three standout games from Steam Next Fest include a realistic rideshare sim, a popcorn-prep incremental game, and an action-packed tank fighter.
Rideshare simulates realistic driving experiences
Rideshare is a driving simulation game developed by Saber studio, available on consoles and PC. It immerses players in the role of a rideshare driver in the fictional city of Ottoburg, emphasizing realistic driving practices such as avoiding unnecessary speeding to prevent fines.Game highlights realism but faces dubbing criticism
The game is praised for its detailed graphics and realistic driving sensations, but its French dubbing has been criticized for being poorly executed by AI. Despite this, players appreciate the realistic pace and the inclusion of passenger anecdotes during rides.Don't Stop the Pop focuses on popcorn preparation
Don't Stop the Pop is an independent incremental game where players prepare popcorn by controlling a pan with the mouse. The game starts with a ten-second timer and challenges players to improve efficiency by unlocking better popcorn, pans, and bonuses.Game praised for addictive gameplay and visuals
The game is noted for its pleasant graphics and addictive gameplay, offering a relaxing yet engaging experience. Its simple mechanics and progression system have attracted attention from players looking for casual, incremental challenges.Slam Tank features a martial arts-inspired tank
Slam Tank is an action-packed game where players control a tank that fights vehicles and machinery using a spinning turret inspired by martial arts. The game is described as intense, with explosive visuals and dynamic gameplay that includes aerial maneuvers and environmental destruction.Game anticipated for future platform expansions
Slam Tank has generated excitement with its impressive announcement video and is expected to see future developments. The game is anticipated to expand to other platforms, offering more players the chance to experience its unique combat and action elements.