Underplayed Gems

Ten Deadly Games: Jamsepticeye (2025)

Ten Deadly Games: Jamsepticeye cover
Developer
Ducky Dev, Blahzors, Schlopp, FYRE Games, Cody Reader, BrainError, xMorrow, Cornettu, Lex Heilling, AVeryShinyCoin, Gizmo199, SurffingBird, OzMaister, inner.demons.team, Lucy Dean, Mattes Clarke, Quinn Dymalski, Silas Barber, raiden23771, Pozzo, vvetiver, amaybus, chickenempress
Publisher
Ducky Dev
Platforms
Windows
Genres
Action, Adventure, Free To Play
Rating
4.3 of 5, 51 player ratings
Typical playtime
about 3.4 hours
Where to get it
Steam

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How it feels

A varied collection of short games blending horror, physics mayhem, puzzles, and bittersweet storytelling.

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What players say

Players appreciate the variety and creativity across ten free minigames built around the theme of death as an opportunity, with highlights like the emotionally charged final game and a charming goblin adventure. But opinions split sharply on the first game, DIM, which many call a slow, boring slog, and some find the fishing minigame maddeningly difficult.

Screenshots

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