Going Medieval is an immersive sandbox experience that puts you in command of rebuilding civilization from the ground up in a dark, post-plague era. In this game, you start with just a few lost travelers and gradually transform your humble beginnings into a thriving, walled city. The world is dangerous and untamed, reclaimed by nature and dominated by both beast and bandit, so every decision you make—from designing your settlement’s layout to training your residents for battle—is critical to survival.

Below the Stone - это a delightfully brutal pixel-art roguelike where stout dwarves risk life, limb-and most importantly, beard-to plumb the earth’s most perilous depths. Every descent tosses you into procedurally generated caverns teeming with hungry monsters, hidden treasures, and the inevitable question: "Was that explosion sound friendly or my own foot?"

Dive into Abyssus, a fast-paced cooperative shooter that blends visceral FPS combat with roguelite progression. Join up to three friends as a crew of brinepunk explorers sent deep beneath a drowned civilization to extract a rare, powerful substance called brine - but the mission quickly becomes a desperate fight for survival when the sunken kingdom’s twisted inhabitants awaken.

MARKET GARDEN brings back the golden era of PS2-era World War II shooters - a focused, classic single-player FPS that celebrates the genre’s finest moments while honoring real history. Step into the boots of an ordinary soldier during Operation Market Garden and experience fast-paced, boots-on-the-ground combat with satisfying gunplay and intense action.

Thot on Trial is an adult visual novel that leans hard into temptation, betrayal, and the erosion of a marriage under pressure. If you’re drawn to morally messy stories where power, lust, and ambition collide, this title sets up a tense, often steamy narrative playground in which your choices shape who wins, who loses, and how far corruption spreads.

Space Scum is a tactical, turn-based RPG set across a series of procedurally generated planets, so every run offers new environments, enemies, factions and missions. You pick a custom origin and decide where to go and who to deal with - and your choices shape the outcomes you face.

Warning: this game may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Player discretion is advised.

Fretless: The Wrath of Riffson is a charming, music-first pixel-art adventure that turns riffs into weapons and the world into a stage. You play as Rob, a friendly musician on a quest to restore harmony to an off‑tuned land, facing Rick Riffson and his Super Metal Records empire as they trap talented musicians with deceptive soul‑binding contracts. The premise is delightfully silly and packed with musical personality-devilish goons, monster‑instrument hybrids, and legendary musical animals all fit the game’s quirky tone.

Assemble a ragtag band of oddly endearing fighters and guide them across a bizarre, post‑apocalyptic world in this fast, turn‑based tactical adventure. You’ll position units carefully, explore strange locations, collect loot, upgrade gear, and recruit unusual allies - from vicious robots and bloodthirsty vampires to disturbingly cute cupcake creatures - all rendered in Behemoth’s distinctive art and humor.

FTL: Faster Than Light tosses you behind the helm of a busted-up starship and makes you hustle to save the galaxy. It's available in nine languages, and the free Advanced Edition pack beefs the game up with a new alien species, extra events, weapons, playable hulls, drones, plus more music and guest story content from Ben Prunty, Tom Jubert and Chris Avellone - if you own the game it should patch in automatically, and new buyers get it included.

Choose your own world and transform it into a thriving refuge for humanity in Eden Crafters. Each planet presents unique obstacles—treacherous terrain, radioactive zones or massive tidal surges driven by a nearby moon—so you’ll need to adapt your strategy to carve out a new Eden.

Against the Storm - это a roguelite city-builder in which you act as the Viceroy, sent by the Scorched Queen to reclaim the wild and gather lost riches for the Smoldering City, civilization's last bastion against the Blightstorm that ended the old world. Instead of managing a single town, you must establish and run a sprawling network of settlements across a large map, guiding mixed societies-foxes, beavers, lizards, humans, harpies-each with distinct strengths, needs and tastes. Relentless storms and a demanding monarch force you to balance housing, food, luxuries and morale-manufacturing raincoats, brewing ale or baking pies-to keep communities functioning, or to favor one species for greater efficiency. Play loops carry forward resources, upgrades and experience, letting you invest meta-progression to upgrade the Smoldering City and advance your career as Viceroy while each new expedition throws fresh challenges at you. With six biomes, hundreds of modifiers, adjustable

OFF is a surreal, unsettling journey that balances childlike minimalism with deeply unsettling themes. You take control of the Batter, a solemn figure on a "sacred mission" to purify a strange world, guided and narrated by the enigmatic Judge. The writing oscillates between polite absurdity and cold menace, and the game’s dialogue-partly delivered by the Judge’s formal commentary-gives the whole experience a theatrical, uncanny edge.

Volkolak: The Will of Gods is a dark, 2D Soulslike Metroidvania set in a richly imagined Slavic fantasy world. It blends methodical, skill-based combat with exploration across a vast interconnected map - the Far-away State - where medieval landscapes and folkloric dread sit side by side. The game leans heavily into atmosphere: traditional frame-by-frame animation, brooding environments and a horror-tinged fairy-tale sensibility give it a distinctive visual and tonal identity.

Fallen Aces delivers a raw, old-school FPS experience steeped in crime-noir atmosphere and hand-drawn comic flair. Set in the corruption-ridden streets of Switchblade City, this three-episode saga spans dozens of levels, each brimming with betrayals, tough choices and hardboiled dialogue. Fully voiced, original cutscenes unfold like animated panels, pulling you deeper into a world where every shot feels earned and every corner hides a new moral crossroads.

Loot of Baal is a fresh take on idle gaming that lives right in your screen’s sidebar, letting you build and dispatch a crew of hirelings to explore, battle demons, and hoard epic loot-all while you go about your day. Whether you’re in a meeting, browsing the web, or simply relaxing, your team keeps fighting, collecting, crafting, and growing stronger in the background.

Thriving City: Song is a richly detailed city-building simulation that transports you to the heart of ancient China during the Song dynasty. As the newly appointed mayor, you must guide a humble village into a prosperous metropolis by managing agriculture, industry, commerce, education, civil affairs and politics. Your decisions-responding to imperial edicts, quelling factional strife, averting disasters and defending against invasion-will shape not only your city’s fate but the course of history itself.

Caput Mortum is a compact, atmospheric first‑person horror experience that wears its inspirations-retro 3D dungeon crawlers and classic survival horror-on its sleeve. Set inside a tower of forgotten nightmares, the game favors slow‑burn tension over jump scares: every door may hide a new terror, every corner a piece of forbidden knowledge. Exploration, observation and puzzle‑solving are at the core of the experience, and scarce healing items reinforce a sense of vulnerability that matches the game’s old‑school roots.

Of Guards and Thieves is a multiplayer tactical stealth shooter that throws heavily armed guards against nimble thieves in fast-paced, team-based encounters. Both sides can rely on cunning stealth or go in guns blazing to achieve their objectives, and the simple core rules give rise to a surprising variety of strategies and surprises every round. Easy to pick up yet challenging to master, this title offers endless replay value and a fresh experience every time you play.

Human Fall Flat is a delightfully absurd physics-based platformer that lets you stumble through a series of floating dreamscapes, solving playful puzzles and forging your own path with hilarious rag-doll controls. Whether you’re shimmying up a mansion, navigating an Aztec temple, scaling snowy peaks or exploring eerie nightscapes, each level encourages creative problem-solving and rewards experimentation.

Sip Fisher is a charming, low-key incremental game built around a simple, oddly satisfying premise: drain a lake one sip at a time. You begin on an old wooden dock surrounded by a vast, slowly shrinking body of water. By "sipping" water you occasionally discover fish, sell your catch, and invest earnings into upgrades that let you sip faster and explore further. The loop is straightforward but addictive - small, steady gains lead to meaningful changes in the dock and the lake’s landscape, and the promise of what lies at the bottom keeps you hooked.