Primitive Society Simulator blends the micromanagement of colony-builders with the wide-scale decision-making of grand strategy. You start as a small branch of Ancient Chinese people, crafting tools, erecting homes, hunting, farming and raising animals, then expand your influence across Asia - from the Yellow River basin to Mesopotamia - encountering five distinct peoples: Rongdi, Baiyue, Ancient Chinese States, Aryans and Assyrians.

Mycopunk throws you into a madcap sci-fi romp where a ragtag squad of robot rejects-the New Atlas Hazard Crew-is your last hope against a planet-wide fungal apocalypse. Hired (and possibly ignored on the paperwork) by the faceless SAXON corporation, you’ll embark on deadly missions across a devastated world, slashing through mutated mycelium monstrosities and uncovering corporate conspiracies one exploded fungoid at a time. Between firefights, you can unwind in your orbiting dropship, swap war stories with an eccentric insectoid veteran, and tinker with your ever-growing arsenal.

Amy’s brother Thomas is supposed to be dead-but when Amy finds his journals, his obsessive notes about lucid dreaming and other realms start to feel disturbingly plausible. Driven to discover the truth, she follows his clues into dreamscapes that blur the line between wonder and nightmare, and begins to suspect that Thomas might not be gone after all.

Metal Garden delivers a concise, atmospheric FPS experience that’s tailor-made for a single sitting. In this short campaign—lasting roughly one to three hours—you play as a lone nomad stranded deep within a colossal, overgrown megastructure. Your trusty traversal mech is broken, so you must navigate vast concrete corridors and industrial ruins reclaimed by nature, uncovering remnants of lost civilizations and unravelling a cryptic sci-fi mystery along the way.

Astronomics delivers a compelling blend of strategy, automation and exploration set against the harsh frontier of the asteroid belt. At its heart you’ll be dispatching expeditions to passing asteroids, racing to harvest precious resources before your window of opportunity closes. Early on, your operations are small and manual, but the real fun begins when you invest in mining rigs, worker bots and command units that transform your outpost into a finely tuned production machine. Watching your network of machinery hum along autonomously gives a genuine sense of growth and mastery.

The Spell Brigade is an online co‑op survival shooter built for one to four wizards. You and your friends team up to battle endless waves of dark creatures, tackling randomly generated, squad‑based objectives along the way. As you play, you’ll unlock new spell upgrades and elemental infusions—mix in enchantments, relics and quest rewards to forge custom, over‑the‑top spell combinations.

Feed the Cups is a charming roguelite that turns the chaos of a bustling drink shop into a frantic, cooperative party game. You and up to three friends—or a solo player looking for a challenge—must stock ingredients, prepare recipes, take orders and serve iced lemonades, milk teas, coffees and more before your ever-rising “stress” meter blows the roof off. Every mistake ramps up the pressure, and if you’re not careful, your shop can turn into a fizzy disaster.

Sprocket is a tank‐design and combat simulation that lets you create and field realistic fighting vehicles from WWI through the late stages of WWII. Using an intuitive 3D designer, you shape hulls and turrets, set armor thickness, build cannons, arrange crew stations and pack in engines, fuel tanks, transmissions and tracks. Every detail-from armor angles that can bounce incoming shells to a full powertrain simulation-affects battlefield performance. Note: there is currently no dedicated tutorial, so newcomers to tank mechanics should expect a steep learning curve as they figure things out.

Neon Abyss 2 plunges you back into a dazzling, pixel-perfect underworld where fast-paced run-and-gun action meets boundless roguelike variety. Race through ever-shifting chambers of the Abyss alone or team up with up to three friends in online co-op, experimenting with wild weapons, bizarre companions, and explosive item synergies every time you play.

Brotato is a frantic, top-down roguelite shooter in which you play as the lone potato survivor of a crashed spaceship on a hostile alien world. Armed with up to six weapons at once and driven by a desperate will to survive, you’ll face endless waves of bizarre extraterrestrial creatures, collect resources between skirmishes and upgrade your loadout in fast, action-packed runs. You can download Brotato right now and jump into the carnage.

Havendock is a charming colony‑building sim set on the open sea, where you guide a humble settlement from rickety rafts to a high‑tech floating metropolis. From the moment you create your own castaway, you’ll be scavenging debris for wood and scrap, laying foundations for workshops and homes, and shaping your oceanic haven exactly the way you envision it. The game strikes a soothing balance between freedom and structure, letting you build at your own pace while always offering new goals on the horizon.

Yet Another Zombie Survivors throws you straight into the heart of a world overrun by the undead-and it couldn’t be simpler to pick up. There’s no steep learning curve or cinematic interludes: you choose your operative, drop into the action and watch as your squad automatically aims and shoots. All you have to do is give the right orders at the right time and enjoy the carnage.

Shenmue III is an epic continuation of the legendary franchise conceived by award-winning director Yu Suzuki. In this third installment, you once again step into the shoes of Ryo Hazuki, an 18-year-old Japanese martial artist driven by the quest to avenge his father's death. Determined to uncover the secrets behind the mysterious Phoenix Mirror, Ryo journeys into the heart of rural China—a beautifully crafted, immersive world filled with bustling towns, tranquil mountain villages, and a wealth of interactive activities.

Planetary Life is a sandbox planetary simulation that lets you take an empty world and shape it into a living, breathing ecosystem. You sculpt terrain, control internal geology and climate, seed life, and watch evolution unfold as organisms grow from single cells to macroscopic creatures - and eventually, intelligence.

Dwarf Fortress remains the gold standard for those who crave limitless depth in a simulation-driven strategy game. From the moment you generate your world—complete with rising and falling civilizations, unique personalities, and custom creatures—you know you’re in for an experience unlike any other. Now on Steam with charming pixel graphics, an all-new sprite pack and a two‑volume soundtrack (including songs sung in Dwarvish!), Dwarf Fortress has never looked or sounded better.

Arctico is a tranquil exploration and base-building adventure in which you arrive on a frozen island to recover and continue the scientific work of your late mentor. Over time you’ll gather precious resources, conduct experiments, and sell seeds to grow your fledgling research outpost into a thriving science hub.

Becastled is a charming and challenging castle‑building simulator set in a quirky fantasy world. Your goal is simple but ever‑escalating: design, build and defend a fortress strong enough to withstand nightly sieges by relentless moon monsters. With its blend of city‑management, tower‑defense and resource‑gathering mechanics, Becastled keeps you engaged from dawn to dusk—and well into the small hours as you hold the walls against enemy hordes.

Hollywood Animal casts you as the head of your very own movie studio, free to choose whatever path you like—be it a multi-billion-dollar blockbuster machine, an artsy boutique house conquering film festivals, or a “trash factory” pumping out gore and shock. There are no rules about how you must play. Your only limit is your imagination (and your ability to keep the studio afloat).

Vambrace: Dungeon Monarch casts you as the newly appointed Regent of a once-great dungeon, charged with protecting your goddess’s lair from rival deities, adventurers and archon hunters seeking to claim her lost golden throne. Armed with powerful magic and an ever-growing army of summonable troops, you must combine tactical deck-building with fast-paced auto-battler and dungeon-defense gameplay to turn back waves of intruders.

Space Rangers HD: A War Apart is a full remake and expansion of the cult classic Space Rangers 2, developed by SNK-Games in close collaboration with longtime fans. Building on the unique blend of space exploration, RPG progression, text-based adventures, planetary battles and turn-based strategy, this edition adds an ambitious pirate subplot and modernizes the game’s presentation and performance.

Ostranauts throws you into a solar system cut off from a ravaged Earth, where you’ve scraped together enough credits (and taken on a hefty loan) to try your luck as an independent spacecraft captain. Far from a straightforward space sim, this game blends deep role‑playing elements with detailed ship management, survival mechanics, and a richly realized setting drawn from the same universe as Blue Bottle Games’ NEO Scavenger.