Step into a darkly humorous, aerial fantasy world where ancient gods have cast their shadow over the land—and you, the unlikely hero, are the one who pulls the legendary staff and dares to save it all. Magicraft is a magic-action roguelike that blends fast‐paced combat with deep customization and a tongue-in-cheek tone. From novice spellcaster to master of arcane arts, you’ll journey through five chapters of enchanted forests, purgatories, and fractured timelines to challenge demons, monsters and ultimately the Demon Lord itself.

Time Wasters casts you as a starship captain racing through bite-sized combat waves, powered by two mysterious currencies: Time Cubes and Space Cubes.

The Holy Gosh Darn is a riotous, time-bending action-adventure that puts you in the wings of Cassiel, an angel tasked with saving Heaven from total annihilation in just six hours. From the creators of Manual Samuel and Helheim Hassle, this game blends Metroidvania-style progression, inventive puzzles and over-the-top set pieces into a zany narrative where every second—and every insult—counts.

Trash Sailors is a vibrant, hand-drawn co-op sailing adventure that throws you and up to three friends into a world submerged under an endless Trash Tsunami. As one of the last survivors, you’ll scavenge, recycle, and fight your way across dozens of treacherous seas to gather precious trash—your most valuable resource. Whether you play online or in local split-screen, teamwork is key: you’ll need to steer your raft, man the engines, defend against monstrous creatures, and scrap together upgrades before your flimsy vessel falls apart.

Bad Dream: Coma plunges you into a haunting, minimalist dreamscape where every choice ripples through a dark and ever-shifting narrative. As a point-and-click adventure, it forgoes traditional combat or instant death mechanics—instead you “suffer” consequences that stack up in unexpected ways. The world is stripped down to stark silhouettes and unsettling sounds, yet it feels alive, full of hidden pathways and secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival – The Setlist Edition brings the beloved drum-rhythm action of Don-chan and friends to PC and Xbox with an expansive package of content and modes. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the series or new to drumming games, this collection has something to offer.

Welcome to a run-down railway station in desperate need of a makeover! In Train Station Renovation you take on the role of a specialist restoration company, breathing new life into abandoned depots across fifteen carefully designed maps. You’ll begin with simple rural stops and gradually tackle sprawling urban hubs, learning fresh mechanics and adapting to unique station layouts as you go.

My Little Pony: A Zephyr Heights Mystery turns the windswept cloud city of Zephyr Heights into your next grand adventure. When a wave of strange magic sweeps through Equestria—transforming phones into pizzas, flipping gravity upside down, and drenching the world in kaleidoscopic chaos—it’s up to you and your closest pony pals to restore harmony.

Fears to Fathom: Woodbury Getaway plunges you into the fifth episode of an episodic psychological horror anthology. You step into the shoes of Sydney Harper, a 23-year-old consultant who, along with her college friends, escapes for a weekend retreat at a remote rental in Woodbury. What seems like a carefree getaway quickly unravels into a nightmarish ordeal—and only the right decisions will see Sydney through.

Slave Zero X plunges you into the crumbling depths of Megacity S1-9, where the iron-fisted Sovereign Khan holds sway from the city’s highest tower. Four years before the events of the original Slave Zero, a band of elite warriors known as The Guardians seeks to prevent biomechanical horrors—deadly living machines called Slaves—from ever being unleashed. But when one swordsman named Shou steals a Prototype Slave Unit, he makes a radical choice: fuse with the machine and become an unstoppable Demon bent on toppling a false God.

Departed drops you into a looping subway station where your only way out is to spot every subtle change in the environment. On your first arrival, carefully study the platform’s details—posters, sounds, objects—so you’ll recognize when something is out of place. Each time you reappear, decide whether to board the next train or head back to the one you came on. Choose correctly nine times in a row to break the cycle; a single wrong move sends you back to the very beginning.

Gunner, HEAT, PC! delivers the kind of modern tank combat experience that genre fans have been waiting for. In an era when many straight-shooting tank simulators of old have faded away, this title strikes the right balance between simulation depth and pick-up-and-play accessibility. At its core, GHPC focuses on realistic fire control and ballistics modeling, wrapped in deceptively simple controls that let you dive into the action without a steep learning curve.

La Llorona Wants Your Soul delivers a chilling dive into Mexican folklore, placing you at the heart of a haunted rural pueblo as you chase one of the most tragic figures in legend. From the moment you step into the dusty streets and adobe houses, the game’s atmosphere—rich with flickering lantern light, distant wails, and the ever-present feeling of being watched—hammers home an authentic sense of dread.

The Medium delivers an atmospheric third-person psychological horror experience that unfolds across two worlds at once. You step into the shoes of Marianne, a medium haunted by visions of an abandoned Polish resort and a monstrous entity known only as The Maw. Tasked with uncovering the resort’s dark secrets, you simultaneously navigate the decaying real world and its grim, spirit-world reflection.

Windstorm Start of a Great Friendship Remastered invites you into a stunning Alpine world where you follow Mika, a gifted young horse whisperer, as she forms an unbreakable bond with the spirited black stallion known as Windstorm. Drawing inspiration from the beloved Windstorm films and best-selling novels, this title captures all the magic of the original story while giving you the freedom to chart your own course through the rolling hills and hidden valleys of the Kaltenbach estate.

Long before the rise of Camelot, Albion thrived on magic. Its people learned to tap that power while respecting nature’s balance—until King Uther Pendragon, convinced magic murdered his queen, outlawed it as “The Old Religion” and drove all practitioners into exile. Now a creeping darkness chokes the land: crops wither, waters spoil, and disease runs rampant. Saxon invaders pour in from the east, rumored to be backed by the banished sorcerers who wield forbidden arts.

Murder Mystery Machine is a modern noir deduction thriller that puts you in the shoes of two very different detectives as they unravel a high-stakes murder conspiracy. Set within the District Crime Agency, this isometric mystery game challenges you to explore richly detailed crime-scene dioramas, gather and organize fragments of evidence, and build a compelling case that may force you to question what justice really means.

Space Haven lets you lead a group of ordinary people on a journey through the stars in search of a new home. You start with a basic hull and build your ship one tile at a time, placing walls, doors and equipment exactly where you want. Every module—from life support to armories—serves a purpose in keeping your crew alive, comfortable and ready for whatever the cosmos throws at them.

Car Dealership Simulator is a deep and detailed business simulation that puts you in charge of your very own car dealership. From negotiating purchases to setting the perfect sales price, every aspect of the used-car trade is yours to master.

Stronghold: Warlords transports the classic real-time castle-building formula of Firefly Studios to East Asia, offering strategy fans their first chance to recreate the fortified economies of medieval China, Japan and Mongolia. You’ll command everything from disciplined samurai and imperial fire lancers to Mongol horse archers and deadly ninja, all while managing resources, designing impenetrable ramparts and launching gunpowder-powered sieges.

Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) invites you to embark on an unforgettable Arctic adventure alongside Nuna, a young Iñupiat girl, and her resourceful fox companion. This atmospheric puzzle-platformer was created in collaboration with Alaska Native elders and storytellers, drawing on a traditional tale passed down through generations. As blizzard-like storms rage and threaten the land, you’ll guide both characters—either solo by switching between them or with a friend in local co-op—to solve environmental puzzles, overcome frozen obstacles and outwit strange creatures. Nuna’s strength lets her climb, move heavy objects and throw her bola, while Fox slips through tight spaces, scales walls and leaps great heights.