Wildwood Down throws you into a cozy-yet-creepy murder mystery set on the lively boardwalk of Wildwood, New Jersey. You play Dan, a friendly high-school senior who happens to have Down syndrome, and who must race to solve a dark conspiracy before it’s too late-his sister’s life depends on it. As he digs deeper, Dan’s unfiltered perspective and humor collide with a parade of eccentric locals, revealing danger hiding beneath the seaside fun.

Driftwood throws you headlong into the thrill of downhill longboarding-played out behind the wheel (or rather, claws) of Eddy, an aerodynamic sloth who moves at breakneck speed. Instead of a sprawling open world or a heavy narrative, Driftwood keeps things lean and focused: carve tight corners, nail jaw-dropping drifts and tricks, and rack up points to unlock new boards, wheels and outfits. The emphasis is on flow, precision and pure skate-style satisfaction as you race against gravity and beat your own best runs or climb the online leaderboards.

Teenage life is rough-and Consume Me turns that into a bittersweet, darkly funny slice-of-life RPG. You play as Jenny, a young woman in love and facing her final year of high school. Each day you must juggle schoolwork, relationships, self-care and money as you try to shape the person she becomes.

Phantom Squad plunges you head-first into the brutal world of top-down tactical combat, where every decision can mean life or death. You and up to three friends coordinate in real time-marking routes, selecting entry points and adapting on the fly as objectives shift and hostiles close in. With no pause button and no second chances, you’ll need razor-sharp planning and trigger discipline to succeed.

Rift of the NecroDancer returns Cadence and friends in an all-new rhythm adventure. Pulled into a mysterious realm, you’ll face off against hordes of musical monsters bursting through the Rift. Each creature moves to its own beat—bats dodge across lanes, tougher beasts require several strikes—so you’ll need sharp timing and pattern recognition to keep the groove going.

ContractVille throws you into the bustling Port Town with almost no money and a big dream: build your own business empire and design the perfect home in an open-world sandbox. Starting from modest neighborhood gigs, you and up to three friends can form a company, assign roles—from CEO to accountant—and tackle a wide variety of tasks that let you grow both your office and your reputation.

Incision is an immersive action-adventure set in a dark, dystopian world where every encounter challenges both your combat skills and your puzzle-solving abilities. In this game, you explore intricately designed, atmospheric environments filled with danger and mystery. As you progress, you face off against relentless enemies in fast-paced battles, all while delving deeper into a storyline that blends surreal imagery with an unsettling, futuristic vibe.

Abiotic Factor - это the kind of game that makes you question your life choices while you’re trapped miles underground, surrounded by murderous aliens, trigger-happy soldiers, and your fellow scientists who still can’t figure out how to brew decent coffee. Equal parts 90’s sci-fi nostalgia, over-the-top crafting and base-building, and "let’s pretend we all have PhDs," this multiplayer survival title dares you to out-smart dimensional nightmares with nothing but duct tape and your colossal brainpower.

Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land is a new entry in the Atelier series that follows Yumia Liessfeldt and her companions as they venture into the ruined continent of Aladiss. After a catastrophic fall of an empire that once mastered alchemy, the art is now taboo. Yumia, who discovers she descends from alchemists after losing her mother, sets out to uncover the truth behind Aladiss, the empire’s destruction, and the nature of alchemy itself.

My Summer Car - это a brutal, highly detailed car-owning, building, fixing, tuning and permadeath life-survival simulator set in the Finnish countryside of the 1990s. You begin with hundreds of loose parts and must assemble both the car and its engine by hand. Alongside vehicle maintenance you also have to look after yourself - food, beer and sleep matter. If you succeed, you'll have a working car to use for summer activities (often involving alcohol-fueled stupidity), earn money from random jobs, and order upgrades by snail mail to transform your vehicle into a bass-blasting party car, a rally beast, or a perfectly restored factory example. The car must also pass inspection or you risk trouble with the police.

Moon's Creed is a cosmic deck-building roguelike that pits you against corrupted zodiac guardians in a visually striking battle for the balance of the universe. You pick one of three Zodiac heroes, each with distinct card pools and powers, then build and refine a deck as you travel through randomly generated maps, collect constellation boons, and face escalating threats shaped by the 12 corrupted zodiac signs.

Folly Of The Wizards is a witty 2D roguelike action game that casts you as a hapless wizard apprentice caught up in a bizarre wizarding cult and a looming demon invasion. The game balances fast-paced, reflex-driven combat with quirky spellcasting mechanics and a good dose of dark comedy - often your own mistakes are the funniest part of the run.

Moros Protocol casts you awake aboard The Orpheus, a derelict warship drifting through deep space. With no memory and nothing but a voice urging you forward, you fight through ever-shifting, blood-soaked corridors full of nightmarish enemies. The game combines fast, brutal FPS combat with roguelite unpredictability and punishing Souls-like boss encounters - a tense mix that rewards skill, adaptability, and learning from each death.

Mala Petaka is a sci-fi, pixel-art FPS built on GZDoom with gameplay inspired by classic 2D shooters. You control Petaka, a hot-headed amnesiac who travels through different universes using warp portals to piece together his lost memories. Along the way he must fight one-eyed aliens, hostile drones and other bizarre foes.

A World of Keflings is a charming kingdom-building adventure where tiny Keflings take on giant tasks. Travel to faraway lands, harvest resources, and create and customize beautiful cities filled with fountains, workshops, castles and more. The game combines simple city-building mechanics with lighthearted exploration and crafting.

Tales Beyond The Tomb: Route 86 is a short, intense installment in a psychological-horror anthology that channels the feeling of cult "trash horror" films from the 1980s and 1990s. You follow five friends on a road trip that turns nightmarish after an ill-advised stop-what begins as fun and freedom quickly becomes a desperate fight for survival against an evil that hides behind human faces.

Ara: History Untold is a sprawling grand-strategy experience that blends classic PC mechanics with innovative systems and a vibrant presentation. You take charge of a fledgling nation and guide it from primitive beginnings through twelve distinct eras of human discovery, balancing growth, diplomacy, culture and warfare to leave your mark on history.

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.

Welcome to Shatterline - the epicenter of a brutal apocalypse. This single-player FPS delivers fast, visceral gunplay and explosive encounters set in a visually striking, dangerous world filled with rewards and lethal foes.

Locomoto is an enchanting life-sim adventure game that places you in the role of a dedicated train conductor. From the moment you step aboard your customizable train, you’re immersed in a warm, inviting world where every detail matters. The game’s core revolves around curating the best possible journey for your colorful, furry passengers by managing and expanding your train while exploring breathtaking landscapes.

Those Who Rule is a tactical, turn-based RPG that places you in charge of fresh recruits struggling to survive in a low-fantasy world rife with moral ambiguity. As war gathers on the horizon, you’ll assemble and train a party of unique characters, customize their gear and abilities, and outthink hostile forces in carefully designed encounters. Every skirmish tests your ability to position units, minimize bad luck, and exploit openings—success hinges on strategy rather than random chance.