Superfighters Deluxe - EMBRACE THE CHAOS! Superfighters Deluxe is a chaotic 2D brawler-shooter-platformer that combines various gameplay systems to deliver an action movie-style experience. With several game modes available, you can jump into singleplayer adventures, online battles, or enjoy local multiplayer mayhem.

Marie’s Room is a brief, narrative-driven exploration game that invites you to step into Kelsey’s shoes and revisit a childhood friendship frozen in time. You return to a long-abandoned room packed in dusty boxes, driven by a single purpose: to recover Marie’s journal and unlock the memories of a bond that was irrevocably broken twenty years ago. As you lift that worn notebook, a flood of shared laughter, midnight pizza parties and whispered dreams washes over you-until you stumble upon the dark secret that shattered it all.

House Flipper is a unique simulation game that allows players to step into the shoes of a one-person renovation crew. The game begins with players taking on various odd jobs for local residents, such as cleaning, painting, and installing appliances, to earn enough money to purchase their first property. Once you have your own house, the real fun begins as you can demolish walls, clear out debris, and completely transform the space to meet the needs of potential buyers or create your own dream office.

Rustler Grand Theft Horse is a unique and entertaining game that combines the chaotic fun of a medieval setting with the open-world mechanics reminiscent of classic Grand Theft Auto games. Set in a world where horses are the primary mode of transportation, Rustler offers players a humorous and satirical take on the medieval era, complete with quirky characters, absurd quests, and plenty of opportunities for mischief.

Cultist Simulator is a dark, card-based roguelike from Alexis Kennedy (creator of Fallen London and Sunless Sea). Set in a 1920s-tinged world of hidden gods and secret histories, it casts you as a seeker of unholy mysteries. Whether you hunger for power, beauty, revenge, or simply the colours beneath reality’s skin, each choice you make shapes both the story and your fate—and the world itself may never be the same.

Kingdom Rush Origins returns to the series’ beloved roots with a fresh prequel adventure that’s as addictive and fast-paced as ever. Set long before Vez’nan’s rise, this installment puts you in command of the elven forces, defending enchanted forests, faery realms and even the floating ruins of an ancient metropolis. Gorgeous hand-drawn visuals, whimsical sound effects and richly detailed battlegrounds make every skirmish a joy to watch and play.

Hacktag is a fresh take on stealth and espionage that puts you and a partner in the roles of corporate mercenaries-one in the field, one in the virtual world-working together (and sometimes against each other) to pull off daring industrial heists. Set in 2029’s parallel universe of sharp-suited anthropomorphic animals, it feels like stepping into a classic spy thriller where every camera hack and laser-dodging sprint can make or break your mission.

Unforeseen Incidents is a beautifully crafted point-and-click mystery that plunges you into a hand-painted world brimming with secrets. You play Harper Pendrell, an everyday handyman whose chance encounter with a dying woman draws him into a sinister conspiracy. A lethal outbreak is spreading across the country, and only Harper-armed with his trusty multi-tool-can piece together the truth. Along the way, he’ll cross paths with a driven scientist, an intrepid reporter and a reclusive artist, each holding a vital clue to stopping the epidemic.

Battle for Wesnoth is an open-source, turn-based strategy game set in a high fantasy world. The game invites players to embark on epic adventures across diverse landscapes, from the plains of Weldyn to the forests of Wesmere, and from the mines of Knalga to the peaks of the Heart Mountains. With over a dozen campaigns spanning centuries, players can immerse themselves in rich narratives and strategic battles.

Drake of the 99 Dragons drops you into a dark, stylized 3D world inspired by graphic novels. You awaken as Drake, the lone survivor of your clan’s massacre, brought back from the grave to recover an ancient relic that can trap souls or raise the dead. Armed with martial arts, supernatural powers and a wide variety of guns and blades, you’ll unleash brutal revenge on the forces that slaughtered your brothers-and stop the artifact from becoming the ultimate evil weapon.

Project Warlock is a fast-paced, old-school first-person shooter that puts you in the boots of a lone Warlock on a mission to wipe out evil across time and space. Armed with an ever-growing arsenal of 38 weapons—from massive guns and blades to arcane magic—you’ll blast your way through waves of foes ranging from flying demons to towering robots.

Underhero is a charming and off-beat 2D side-scrolling RPG that turns traditional turn-based combat on its head. Instead of waiting for your turn, every action—attacks, parries and dodges—relies on precise timing and quick reflexes. Think of it as a mash-up of classic Nintendo RPG quirks with rhythm and action elements.

Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr plunges you into the grim darkness of the 41st millennium, where the Imperium of Man teeters on the brink of chaos. As a powerful Inquisitor, you are tasked with rooting out heresy, corruption and the vile forces of Chaos in the vast Caligari Sector. Combining deep story-driven missions with a sandbox-style open world, Martyr sets a new benchmark for action-RPGs.

The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa puts you in the worn shoes of Ringo, a high-school gang leader on his last autumn before graduation. By day you attend classes, work on grades and hang out with friends; by night you patrol the streets, spar in gritty brawls and chase fleeting moments of youth. There’s no grand quest to conquer rival gangs or expand territory—this is an existential beat ’em up that feels more like living a memory than following a mission list.

Bad North drops you onto a cluster of idyllic islands under Viking siege. As the newly crowned leader—your father slain and the people’s hope fading—you must marshal your troops, shore up defenses and carry out orderly retreats to save as many lives as possible. Every decision carries weight: lose a commander and they’re gone for good; lose all your forces and the campaign ends in defeat.

Return. is a brief, atmospheric platformer in which you guide a lost soul on its journey home. Through carefully designed levels, you’ll navigate hazards, solve simple puzzles, and experience a poignant, minimalist story told without words. Each leap and dash brings you closer to the soul’s final destination, with tight controls that keep the focus on precision and timing.

Rolling Line is a model railway simulator that lets you build, explore and drive trains in both PC and VR. Whether you’re designing a sprawling custom layout or simply wandering around a fully realized tabletop railroad, Rolling Line offers an open-ended sandbox experience with deep community integration.

In Airships: Conquer the Skies you take on the role of an inventive engineer and fleet commander, responsible for dreaming up and building everything from nimble fighters to towering dreadnoughts. Using an enormous catalog of components—hulls, propellers, balloons, weapons, armor, boilers, and more—you piece together airships and ground vehicles in almost limitless configurations. Every design choice matters, as the placement of engines, crew quarters, weapon systems, and reinforcements will determine how well your creations perform under fire.

The Moonstone Equation is a single-player puzzle/platform adventure that blends scientific curiosity with a modern pixel-art aesthetic. You step into the shoes of Alice, a bright young researcher drawn to a secluded hilltop facility built around strange inscriptions etched into buried moon rock. As Alice settles in among an eclectic cast of scientists, theorists and oddballs, you’re free to explore winding corridors, open courtyards and hidden chambers at your own pace. Drawing inspiration from Fez, Monument Valley, The Talos Principle and Ico, the game offers a gentle but engaging narrative: no enemies, no combat—just clever challenges waiting to be unraveled.

La-Mulana 2 throws you into an immense, non-linear adventure through ancient, trap-filled ruins as Lumisa Kosugi, the daughter of the original game’s hero. Tasked with investigating a surge of monsters emerging from a hidden labyrinth known as Eg-Lana, you’ll navigate sprawling caverns, decipher cryptic inscriptions on stone tablets, and face off against colossal “Guardian” beasts guarding each deeper level.

We Happy Few drops you into an unsettling version of 1960s England, where the citizens of Wellington Wells have embraced a joy-inducing drug called Joy to mask the horrors of a recent war. On the surface, the city is bright, cheerful, and full of happy people—but beneath that veneer lies a crumbling society built on denial and conformity. As you press deeper into its streets, you’ll uncover hidden secrets, propaganda broadcasts from the omnipresent Uncle Jack, and the reasons behind the town’s unshakable insistence on happiness at any cost.