Card-en-Ciel blends roguelike deckbuilding with classic JRPG storytelling to create a deeply strategic and surprisingly charming adventure. You step into the shoes of Neon, a quirky detective specializing in full-dive VR crimes, who must investigate a development build overrun by characters from dozens of other games. As you freely explore labyrinthine dungeons, you choose your battles and recruit over 300 collectible cards—each representing a unique character, fully voiced in English and Japanese.

Bullet Runner thrusts you into a heart-pounding, fast-paced shooter where every second counts. Take on wave after wave of formidable foes, relying on lightning-quick reflexes and smart combat tactics to survive.

Noctuary invites you into a vibrant fairy-tale realm where you step into the shoes of two aspiring “Arborangers,” Fancia Dream and Alina Nightsong. Dreaming of protecting their homeland and its people, these spirited young heroes spend their days exploring enchanting forests, bustling villages and hidden ruins—only to find their peaceful world threatened by sinister creatures known as Darkritters. Along the way, they uncover the secret fate of a mysterious girl who seems to have fallen from the sky.

Beat Hazard 3 turns your own music library into a vast, vibrant galaxy to explore. This high-octane twin-stick shooter reacts dynamically to each track’s beats and tempo, so every song you play creates a unique battle experience. Waves of enemy ships swarm you in time with the music, and as the track intensifies, your weapons blaze with greater power and visuals.

Timespinner plunges you into a dark tale of loss, vengeance and unexpected twists of fate. After witnessing her family’s murder and seeing the ancient Timespinner device shattered, Lunais finds herself stranded in a strange, unfamiliar realm. Armed with the ability to manipulate time, she sets out to bring down the ruthless Lachiem Empire—only to discover that history may be more complicated than good versus evil.

Cloud Gardens is a tranquil gardening sim, puzzle game, and dystopian landscape builder all rolled into one. You’ll work with scenes of urban decay—concrete towers, abandoned cars, rusted machinery—and repurpose hundreds of discarded objects as the foundation for lush, plant-covered dioramas. By planting seeds and arranging structures just right, you guide nature’s reclaiming power to cover every surface in foliage.

The Suicide of Rachel Foster invites you into a haunting, first-person narrative set in the snowy wilderness of Lewis & Clark County, Montana, in 1993. You play Nicole, now in her twenties, who returns to her family’s old mountain hotel with a lawyer—determined to honor her late mother’s wish to sell the crumbling building and make peace with the relatives of Rachel Foster, the girl with whom Nicole’s father had an affair and who died by suicide a decade earlier.

PAPERHEAD is a one-of-a-kind adventure horror game fused with fast-paced “movement boomer shooter” action and driven by an industrial, high-octane soundtrack. You play as a living sheet of paper armed with a magical pencil and a trusty shotgun, tasked with exploring a long-abandoned research facility where something has gone horribly wrong. As you press deeper into the cute-but-creepy cardboard world, you’ll uncover the chilling mystery behind one simple question: why would cardboard… bleed?

Welcome to Stavronzka, a land where jobs are as scarce as hope—yet you’ve been hired as the new immigration officer. With a government-issued car and modest housing, your choices alone shape your family’s fate: your relatives are sick or out of work, and only your income keeps them afloat.

Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun plunges you into a brilliantly realized vision of Edo-period Japan, where five reluctant allies must learn to trust one another if they hope to survive. This hardcore tactical-stealth game challenges you to think several steps ahead as you guide your unique team through snow-covered monasteries, sprawling castles and hidden forest encampments—always against overwhelming odds.

Climb With Wheelbarrow is a quirky physics-based climbing challenge that tasks you with hauling a heavy load uphill using nothing but the strength of a blue stick-figure. Perched atop everyday objects—tables, chairs, barrels, boxes, bottles or even sofas—you’ll guide your wheelbarrow and its precious cargo of bricks toward the summit. Speed and precision are your allies: push yourself to the top as fast as you can while keeping brick losses to an absolute minimum.

Anuchard was once a tranquil paradise floating high in the sky, protected by five ancient Guardians. One day, those same Guardians betrayed the kingdom and its people, sending the once-peaceful realm plummeting to the world below. Only a tiny shard of the island survived the collapse, while the rest fractured into a labyrinth of twisted corridors, wild magic, and dangerous creatures—known simply as the Dungeon.

Mega City Force delivers a pulse‑pounding, retro‑inspired run‑and‑gun experience set in a neon‑soaked metropolis overrun by criminals, corrupt corporations and brutal bosses. You step into the shoes of a member of the uncompromising Mega City Task Force to restore order through fast-paced action, tactical abilities and a killer synth‑wave soundtrack.

Mines of Mars delivers a tense, atmospheric mining adventure that channels the exploration-driven spirit of Metroid and Motherload while spinning its own dark narrative. You play as an intrepid miner probing the hidden depths of the red planet in search of valuable resources—and uncovering long-buried secrets that suggest Mars once harbored life with a far more sinister fate.

Bunny Hop League is a high-octane, movement-focused game that revives the classic tricks of old-school first-person shooters. Rather than hiding behind cover or lining up precise aim, every map and mode in Bunny Hop League demands you master bunny hopping, strafe-jumping and sliding to shave milliseconds off your best time. With an arcade-style emphasis on flow and speed, this title transforms techniques usually reserved for evasive maneuvers into the core of its gameplay.

One Finger Death Punch 2 is a masterclass in pared-down design that delivers pure, unadulterated kung-fu action in short, explosive bursts. There’s no story to slow you down—just you, two attack buttons, and wave after wave of enemies to dismantle.

Life Effect throws you into a shattered world where alien invaders have nearly wiped out humanity. After years of brutal warfare, the planet’s climate has twisted under the influence of a deadly virus and alien mutagens, turning once-familiar landscapes into hostile, nightmarish realms. Survivors have hunkered down in fortified camps, mining extraterrestrial technology to craft powerful medicines, weapons, vehicles and robots. Meanwhile, rival fortresses clash over precious alien artifacts, each determined to push evolution to its next terrifying stage.

Mekkablood Quarry Assault throws you into the dusty, high-stakes world of 2082, where every drop of Fluxiam-7 counts. You play as Bill, a rough-around-the-edges former trucker turned mech jockey, whose prized dash figurines and girlfriend Beth have been snatched by the corporate thugs at TorxCorp. With only your loyal pal Rusty at your side, you climb into Bill’s battle-scarred Mekk to blast, saw and ragdoll your way through enemy ranks, reclaim your collectibles—and maybe rescue Beth if you have time.

Cascadia is an award-winning tile-placement game that blends serene landscapes with strategic decision-making. Set in the Pacific Northwest, you’ll build a thriving ecosystem by laying habitat tiles and populating them with wildlife tokens. Every move helps you create balanced corridors of forests, mountains, wetlands, grasslands and rivers, all while attracting bears, elk, salmon, foxes and hawks.

Die Young throws you into a sun-drenched Mediterranean island where your only goal is to survive—and escape. Waking up buried alive with no supplies, you must rely on your wits, athleticism, and sheer determination to outsmart both nature and the island’s mysterious inhabitants. Unlike traditional survival titles, Die Young isn’t about gathering resources for long-term base-building. Instead, it’s a tense, action-driven thriller that challenges you to dash through ancient ruins, dark mines, and untamed wilderness before your time—and your water—runs out.

Kill Them All is a tense, linear narrative shooter that puts you in the boots of a hardened mercenary sent to Serenity Island. Once a peaceful retreat, the island has been overrun by a deadly epidemic and lacks the military resources to contain the outbreak. Your orders are simple: carry out a series of high-risk missions to restore some semblance of order.