You step into the role of a new manager taking over an abandoned gas station after the previous owner vanished under mysterious circumstances. Your goal is simple enough: rebuild the station, serve customers, and turn a forgotten pit stop into a thriving business. Just don’t forget that once night falls, the wilderness surrounding your station isn’t nearly as empty as it seems.

Cozy Management by Day, Uneasy Survival by Night

Set in a future where electric vehicles have made gas stations nearly obsolete, The Last Gas Station is about keeping a dying business alive in a world that’s already moved on. During the day, you’ll focus on classic management tasks—stocking shelves, maintaining pumps, running the register, and upgrading your facilities to better serve weary travelers who still rely on gas.

As the station grows, so do your options. You can modernize outdated equipment, add car services like tire inflation and oil changes, tweak pricing, and redesign both the interior and exterior to match your vision. Neon signs, decor, and layout choices all play a role in shaping your little roadside haven.

But when the sun sets, the tone shifts fast.

Don’t Go Outside After Dark

Nighttime is where The Last Gas Station leans hard into its eerie side. Lock the doors, turn off the lights, and stay inside—because strange things roam the area after sunset. Some of them seem to remember you. The game blends cozy vibes with creeping tension, creating a constant sense that you’re never quite alone, even when the station appears quiet.

Key Features at a Glance

• Modernize & Expand – Upgrade pumps, add vehicle services, and improve your facilities

• Set Up Shop – Stock snacks, supplies, and essentials while optimizing layout and pricing

• Trade & Serve – Manage inventory, run the checkout, and keep customers satisfied

• Survive the Night – Strange events unfold after dark… and they don’t like visitors

• Full Customization – Design signs, decorate the store, and breathe life into a forgotten stop

With vibrant pixel art and a narrative that explores obsolescence, progress, and persistence, The Last Gas Station aims to be more than just another simulator—it’s a story-driven experience that constantly keeps you guessing.

The playtest is available now on Steam for players ready to clock in for the night shift. You can also wishlist The Last Gas Station to stay up to date on future updates and development news.

In Everything is Crab, you don’t start as the apex predator. You begin life as a squishy little blob trying to avoid getting eaten by anything bigger than you—which is basically everything. From there, you’ll hunt, scavenge, or play it safe by sticking to plants, slowly evolving your way through more than 100 mutations pulled from real-world animals. Each run lets you mix and match traits to create bizarre chimera creatures that might just help you avoid the dreaded fate of becoming a crab like everyone else.

The game world is alive with its own ecosystem. Biomes range from frozen tundras to scorching deserts, and a day/night cycle keeps predators and prey shifting in behavior. Boss fights crank up the tension with towering beasts that force you to learn attack patterns, dodge devastating blows, and chip away at their health before they turn you into dinner.

Failing isn’t the end, though—it’s evolution. Every death unlocks new genetic traits, letting you return stronger, faster, or just weirder in the next run. Challenge scenarios like “survive the Ice Age” add extra layers of difficulty for players who really want to push their survival skills to the limit.

Oh, and the studio insists they’re not just a bunch of crabs in a trench coat. We’ll let you decide.

Everything is Crab launches sometime in 2026, but if you’re ready to scuttle into survival, you can sign up for the free Steam Playtest today.