PC Gamer

Do you like the Sisters of Battle from Warhammer 40,000? How about the birdseye sci-fi survival horror of Signalis? The roguelite progression of Void Bastards? The whole vibe of Event Horizon? If at least three of those things seem like your cup of recaf, then sit down and let me tell you about Void Martyrs.

Niche Gamer

Indie developer Mac n Cheese Games has announced Void Martyrs, a new sci-fi survival horror game about a nun in a space suit.

ING on Yahoo!Tech

Mac N Cheese, a studio composed of (among other folks) former art leads from Cyberpunk 2077, has announced Void Martyrs, a grimdark, top-down action game in which you are sent on a crusade to recover treasured relics at the edge of a blackhole, only to face off against those affected by a biomechanical plague. You play as a nun. Is that a video game first?

Gematsu

Play as a nun sent into space to repel a biomechanical plague.

PC Gaming Show on Kakuchopurei

Every year, the PC Gaming Show promises a peek into the future of PC gaming — a mix of shiny new titles, sneaky reveals, and sometimes a few surprises you didn’t know you needed (or wanted). It’s where developers and publishers come to remind us that despite all the drama in the gaming world, PC gaming is still very much alive, kicking, and ready to shove another dozen games onto your already overcrowded Steam library.

PCGamesN

Munch has just hit Steam, and it blends roguelike elements from Hades, monster evolution from Pokémon, and Brutal Legends' metal excellence.

Lambgoat

Somewhere along the way guided by capitalism and an insatiable greed from C-suite and the investors that control them, video games have been harder to enjoy as a hobby and artform.