Nice Day for Fishing is an action-adventure RPG that turns the humble art of angling into an epic quest. When the legendary heroes of Azerim mysteriously disappear, a simple NPC fisherman named Baelin is summoned to defend the town of Honeywood. No longer bound by his scripted routine, Baelin steps into the boots of an Adventurer-rod in hand, boat at his back, and a trusty hat for protection.

Ascendant throws you into an age-old contest of demigods, each hungry for power and willing to tear the mortal world apart to claim the ultimate prize. You play as one of these half-divine warriors, invading realms held by your rivals. Every run is a fresh challenge thanks to procedurally generated stages and unforgiving permadeath-if you fall, there’s no checkpoint to fall back on.

Dwarven Realms is an innovative blend of classic action role-playing depth and intense mob-slaying action that offers a fresh take on the ARPG genre. Developed by a passionate indie team, the game combines the complex systems found in traditional ARPGs with the relentless mob density typical of rogue-lite survivor games.

Suzerain is a captivating political simulation game that places you in the shoes of President Anton Rayne, tasked with leading the fictional nation of Sordland through a tumultuous period. The game offers a rich narrative experience, allowing players to navigate complex political dynamics, confront corruption, and address economic challenges during Rayne's first term in office.

Star Trucker is a spacefaring cargo‑hauling simulator that puts you at the helm of your own freighter in a bustling interstellar trade network. You’ll chart hyperlanes between star systems, negotiate deals with planetary outposts, and navigate through pirate‐infested sectors—all while juggling crew morale, fuel supplies, and precious cargo.

Your journey in To Pixelia begins the moment you step off the bus and set foot in this vibrant pixel world. From the very start, you’re free to shape your own story. Design your avatar with dozens of hairstyle, facial hair, clothing, accessory, and tattoo options. Next, head to the real estate office where you can rent or purchase a home and furnish it to match your style.

You step into the haunted lands of Baron Herx, a malevolent lich whose terrible curse has laid waste to the town of Hamlet. As one of the few brave souls left, you’ll need sharp wits, steady nerves, and careful planning to navigate endlessly shifting dungeons teeming with deadly traps and ravenous monsters. Along the way, you’ll gather powerful artifacts, learn potent spells, and equip yourself with legendary weapons and armor-each discovery a vital step toward undoing Herx’s dark magic.

Laysara: Summit Kingdom is a thoughtful, challenging city-builder that casts you as the architect of a fledgling mountain realm. Forced from the fertile lowlands, your people must carve out new lives on steep slopes, icy plateaus and windswept ridges. Whether you’re guiding a narrative-driven campaign or experimenting in sandbox mode, each settlement you found sits atop a unique mountain with its own geography, climate and resource mix. Your goal is to forge a network of interdependent towns, spinning raw materials and foodstuffs into prosperity and—and ultimately—raising a grand summit temple in triumph over nature’s harshest barriers.

Squirrel with a Gun is a fast-paced top-down roguelite shooter that puts you in control of Sam, a nut-gathering squirrel turned trigger-happy hero. Armed with an ever-growing arsenal of woodland-themed weapons, you’ll blast through procedurally generated levels, rack up acorns, unlock new gear and perks, and face off against waves of critters in solo or local co-op play.

Reality Break is a high-octane sci-fi action RPG built around a rich roguelite foundation and a unique "Rewrite" system that lets you bend the rules of the universe. You step into the role of a mercenary who suddenly gains the astonishing ability to reshape reality itself. As you push deeper into shifting timelines, mysterious forces begin to notice your power-and they won’t stop until you’re silenced.

Wobbly Life throws you into a wacky, physics-powered open world where your grandma has booted you out until you "get a job." Earn money, customize your character, buy vehicles and houses, and explore every corner of Wobbly Island-alone or with up to three friends in online or split-screen co-op.

Emberward is a fresh take on roguelike tower defense that puts you in the architect’s chair before the first monster spawns. With every run offering new maps, cards, towers and relics, each playthrough feels distinct-and every decision matters. Here’s what makes Emberward stand out:

Mechabellum: Premium Edition delivers an endlessly replayable spin on the turn-based tactical auto-battler, challenging you to outthink and outmaneuver every opponent. You draft and customize a squad of powerful mechs-ranging from the nimble Wasp scout to the towering, flame-throwing Vulcan-and then watch as your choices clash on a futuristic battlefield. Victory depends on anticipating enemy moves, selecting the right mix of units, and positioning them just so to unleash maximum devastation.

Those Who Rule is a tactical, turn-based RPG that places you in charge of fresh recruits struggling to survive in a low-fantasy world rife with moral ambiguity. As war gathers on the horizon, you’ll assemble and train a party of unique characters, customize their gear and abilities, and outthink hostile forces in carefully designed encounters. Every skirmish tests your ability to position units, minimize bad luck, and exploit openings—success hinges on strategy rather than random chance.

AiliA is a beautifully crafted puzzle adventure that turns mirror reflections into tangible pathways. You play as Ail, a young girl on a mission to rescue her twin sister Lia, who has been mysteriously trapped inside a magical mirror world. Each level challenges you to manipulate mirrors—moving, flipping and rotating them—to reshape your surroundings and forge new routes through both the real and reflected realms.

Chasm: The Rift is a groundbreaking, old-school first-person shooter that plunges you into a nightmarish world where the very fabric of time has been shattered. Born in 1997 and developed in Ukraine, this game stands out as one of the most innovative and thrilling FPS experiences from its era—and it’s recognized as the first Eastern European boomer shooter.

Vellum is a cooperative, literary roguelike that turns your imagination into the ultimate weapon. You and up to three friends—or your own two hands in solo play—delve into a series of enchanted “Tomes,” each drawing on familiar stories but twisting them with unique rules and unexpected surprises. Every run is a fast-paced, under-30-minute adventure in which you harness brightly colored inks, combine potent spells, and decide how your foes grow stronger.

Turbo Dismount® 2 is a darkly humorous, physics‑driven sandbox where Mr. Dismount teams up with a cast of crash‑test characters and vehicles. Building on the beloved mayhem of the original, this sequel delivers polished visuals, refined mechanics and of course, plenty of dramatic high‑velocity disassemblies.

Starcom: Unknown Space is an action-adventure RPG that throws you into a vast, fully open-world universe brimming with alien factions, mysterious anomalies and a looming ancient threat to the galaxy. Whether you’re a hardened explorer, a cunning trader or a tactical combat pilot, you’ll find something here to spark your curiosity and test your skills.

Wild Country is a lighthearted fantasy strategy game that blends card-based combat with city-building mechanics. You assemble a deck of 30 beautifully illustrated cards-each one representing a building, an ability, or a special event-and compete to develop the most prosperous town. Lay down structures in the right order, trigger powerful combos, and adapt to random challenges like earthquakes, snowstorms, or mischievous raccoons. The first player to reach the victory goal wins.

Taiji is an adventure puzzle game that sets itself apart with a refreshingly consistent puzzle interface—a grid of tiles that can be toggled on or off. This uniformity eliminates the common frustrations found in many adventure games, such as guesswork and pixel hunting, making it immediately clear which elements are interactive and essential for solving puzzles.