Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack throws you headfirst into a cozy 2D point‑and‑click romp where time's a glitchy jukebox and responsibility is optional. You're the guy who accidentally hacked the timeline and now you've gotta babysit history's weirdest tenants: teach Kloot how to behave in the modern world (yeah, you accept that responsibility, right?), chase a cure for a catastrophic cat allergy across laughably wrong eras, and keep Julia from following her suspicious sixth sense straight into trouble. Oh, and somebody broke a helmet on the way to the final frontier - classic.

Mohrta is an atmospheric, off-kilter first-person shooter that blends surreal level design, old-school shooting with modern touches, and a brittle, otherworldly story. You play as a Hayward operative - a reanimated Generation VII husk equipped with arcane tech - sent into the expanding region known as the Great Strange to investigate the disappearance of an earlier operative. The game’s tone is tempered and strange: haunting locales, bizarre NPCs, and grotesque enemies give it a distinct personality that lingers after sessions end.

Eternal Strands is a third-person fantasy action adventure that fuses ARPG-style elemental magic with open-zone exploration and true player freedom. You take on the role of Brynn, a young Weaver whose magical cloak-the Mantle-channels fire, ice and telekinetic power. Every battle and every corner of the world is fully interactive: you can hurl burning logs at enemies, freeze a dragon’s wings mid-flight, rip boulders from the ground or even set off wildfires that spread across the landscape. There are no preset builds or scripted solutions-only your own creativity, quick thinking and raw power.

The Mystery of Woolley Mountain is a whimsical, hand-drawn adventure in which a band of time-traveling audio scientists must brave a bizarre island to free a group of kidnapped children from an evil witch. Funded on Kickstarter with support from genre icon Ron Gilbert, this game blends quirky humor, challenging puzzles and a vibrant 2D world that feels like a mash-up of Adventure Time and The Simpsons.

Crystal Project is a sprawling action-RPG set in the diverse landscapes of Sequoia. Your main goal is to gather Crystals and restore harmony to the realm—but you’re free to carve your own path. Hunt fearsome monsters, take on epic bosses, track down mysterious relics, befriend or tame bizarre creatures, or simply chase down every piece of equipment you can find. Every corner of the world holds secrets, and it’s entirely up to you whether you follow the prophecy or blaze your own trail.

Planetbase is a captivating strategy game that puts you in the role of a base architect and manager, guiding a group of space settlers as they attempt to build a thriving outpost on a remote planet. In this game, you’re tasked with planning and constructing the structures necessary for survival in an otherwise hostile environment. Every decision matters—from ensuring a consistent supply of oxygen, food, and water to setting up efficient energy production using available solar and wind resources.

Critter Cafe is a cozy, low-stress café sim that leans into charm and customization. You run a welcoming café where townsfolk come to relax with a rotating cast of adorable critters-35 in total to discover and rescue-including fan favorites like Mogbert and Glowli. The game blends light serving mechanics (perfect latte art, delivering cakes, brewing coffee) with social moments: host themed critter parties, movie nights and birthdays that give the café a lived-in, cheerful atmosphere.

Drop Dead: The Cabin is a pulse-pounding multiplayer survival horror FPS from Soul Assembly that drops you and a friend into a nightmarish, 1980s-inspired woods. Combining fast, brutal wave-based combat with roguelike replayability and a retro horror aesthetic, the game supports both traditional PC play and immersive VR. You’ll scavenge weapons, keep the lights and communications running, and decide whether to stick together or split up as the forest around the cabin fills with twisted, experimental proto-zombies.

House of Necrosis is a compact, nostalgia-tinged horror RPG that blends turn-based dungeon crawling with a tank-controlled, pre-rendered hub world. If you grew up on 90s 32-bit survival horror, this one intentionally channels that look and feel: low-fi textures, eerie camera work, and a slow-burn atmosphere that leans into mood over modern polish.

The Gretlow Tapes is a short, atmospheric first‑person horror experience that leans heavily into a realistic found‑footage aesthetic. You play as a local university student and amateur photographer in a small Northern English town circa 2000, drawn to the abandoned Gretlow House by rumours of a shadowy woman and a string of disappearances. Armed only with your camera, you explore the manor, collect photographic evidence, and interact with memories of the past in a bid to uncover what really happened - and to survive the night.

Panelka is a gentle, nostalgia-driven apartment-decorating simulation that transports you back to the late 1980s and early 1990s. Dive into the familiar charm of post-Soviet living spaces-whether it’s a compact Khrushchyovka or a sprawling panel building-and arrange furniture, posters, and décor exactly the way you remember them from childhood. With no restrictive grid system, you’re free to let your creativity flow as you mix and match wallpaper, paint, and decorative elements to create a truly personal, cozy retreat.

Galaxy Burger is a fast-paced cooking game where you create the ultimate burgers using an array of ingredients. Design your own recipes—whether it's a large, juicy burger, a mini treat, a vegan delight, a fish-based creation, or even a burger with eggs, on black bread, or completely breadless. The culinary possibilities are as limitless as the galaxy!

A Solitaire Mystery is a clever and unexpectedly varied take on the humble solitaire genre. Rather than offering one long-running ruleset, it collects over 20 unusual solitaire card games: some play like familiar decks and standards, while others are experimental reworkings that bend the rules into new directions. Along the way you’ll do things you don’t normally associate with solitaire - grow and harvest plants, face eldritch monsters, perform alchemy, and even play poker - which keeps each session feeling fresh.

Baldi's Basics Plus is a quirky stealth roguelike that puts a fun, horror-tinted spin on the low-budget educational games of the '90s. In this game, your goal is to gather all the notebooks scattered throughout each level, all while avoiding Baldi, who uses his extraordinary hearing to track you down. The schoolhouse itself is ever-changing—a maze of procedurally generated rooms, unpredictable obstacles, and strange characters that turn every playthrough into a fresh challenge.

Battle Realms: Zen Edition brings back a classic RTS with modern polish and all the original innovation intact. This re-release includes the original Battle Realms and the Winter of the Wolf expansion, updated with improved rendering, dual‑monitor support, modern resolutions, online multiplayer, numerous quality‑of‑life improvements and bug fixes. Relaunched in Early Access, Zen Edition continues to evolve with community feedback.

No Longer Home is a quiet, personal narrative game about two soon-to-be graduates - Bo and Ao - who must face an uncertain future as one is forced to leave the UK because of visa restrictions. Set mostly in the small South London flat they shared for a year, the game lets you explore everyday objects, overhear intimate conversations, and witness the slow unraveling of post-university life - all while something strange grows beneath the building. It’s a delicate blend of domestic realism, queer coming-of-age themes, and a touch of surrealism embodied by Lu, the multi-eyed, animal-like new flatmate.

Contraption Maker is a creative puzzle game where you can put your engineering skills to the test. With more than 200 official challenges and over 1,000 fan-made levels available through the Steam Workshop, there are endless puzzles to solve. Each scenario invites you to assemble gears, pulleys, springs and other parts in clever ways, guiding balls, marbles or characters to their goal.

Caves of Qud is a science-fantasy roguelike epic steeped in retrofuturism, deep simulation, and swathes of sentient plants. Explore a living, breathing world built on layers of millennia-old civilizations. Decide for yourself: is Qud a dying Earth, or is it on the verge of rebirth?

Card Survival: Fantasy Forest invites you to test your wits in a rich, card-based survival simulator set in a sprawling, untamed woodland populated by beasts, spirits and primeval forces. Every action-whether foraging for herbs, felling trees or battling hidden terrors-is handled through intuitive card mechanics. Behind the simple interface lies a sophisticated system that tracks seasons, weather, plant and animal populations, and even the state of your character’s body and mind, from digestion and immunity to mood swings and mental health.

Dorfromantik is a relaxing building strategy and puzzle game where you place tiles to create ever-growing, idyllic village landscapes. It allows you to immerse yourself in a peaceful world and take a break from everyday life. For those seeking a challenge, Dorfromantik offers the opportunity to beat the high score by carefully planning and strategically placing tiles.

Look Outside is a uniquely unsettling survival-horror RPG set entirely within a single apartment building. A mysterious event has turned anyone who peers out of a window into grotesque monsters, plunging the world into chaos. As one of the few untransformed survivors, you must scavenge each floor for food, tools and makeshift weapons while piecing together the truth and forging uneasy alliances with other strange tenants.