Ball Race Party is a lively, physics-driven party racer where timing, strategy and a little chaos decide who takes the victory. Expect bouncy, realistic ball movement combined with playful, unpredictable moments that keep every round fresh.

Herdling is a new, atmospheric adventure from Okomotive (creators of the FAR series) and publisher Panic. In this wordless, emotional journey you lead a motley herd of lovable Calicorns on a grand alpine expedition, ascending a mountain path toward a mysterious summit. Along the way you'll cross fog-wreathed forests, snowy plateaus, forgotten valleys and stunning mountainscapes, facing eerie dangers, surprising obstacles, and light environmental puzzles.

Thule is a turn-based 4X strategy game with RPG elements in which you command one of five powerful factions to explore, conquer and shape a growing empire across randomly generated worlds. The game blends empire management, tactical battles and unit progression as you complete missions and expand into other planes.

Otherskin drops you onto the hostile world of Vandermire with a clear, desperate mission: gather data and survive as long as possible before the Corruption claims you. You play as Alex, volunteer number 13 among the Space Crusaders, equipped with a high-tech AI suit for a series of deadly solo expeditions. Each run feels like it could be your last, and the game leans into that tension as you probe the planet for clues about the extinct Magna and the source of the spreading threat.

Lab Rat is a clever, hand-crafted narrative puzzler that wears a jokingly artificial veneer. Framed as a game "generated" by an overzealous machine-learning algorithm, it asks you to solve more than a hundred spatial puzzles by maneuvering objects, diverting lasers, and manipulating electricity - all while an analytics-obsessed AI monitors and heckles you. The conceit is sharp: the AI tracks your performance and survey responses, gradually building a hilariously warped portrait of humanity that feeds into its commentary.

When reality fractures, Runway: 66 asks how far you can trust your own mind. This psychological horror / sci‑fi experience casts you as Gabriel - or rather Subject 66 - who wakes inside a government mental simulation after a deadly plane crash. The game unfolds across seven distinct episodes, sending you from an abandoned airport through ruined infirmaries, sinkholes, military facilities, labyrinthine caves and even zones where time itself seems to splinter.

One Last Clip drops you into an eerie cinema where you awake in a storage room with no memory of how you arrived. On the wall is a board laying out the only way out: sort the faulty film reels and follow the instructions exactly, or stay trapped forever.

Warning: Chiral is a tough game with very little hand-holding. If you’re unsure whether it’s for you, try the free demo before buying.

Sips and Sonnets is a gentle, story-driven visual novel that puts you in the shoes of Ms. Meadows, a retired journalist who now runs a small tea shop in a quiet English town. With few regulars and no close family, she spends her days listening to the people who stop by and each night-after her nurse brings her medication-turns those encounters into a new poem.

Reality Break is a high-octane sci-fi action RPG built around a rich roguelite foundation and a unique "Rewrite" system that lets you bend the rules of the universe. You step into the role of a mercenary who suddenly gains the astonishing ability to reshape reality itself. As you push deeper into shifting timelines, mysterious forces begin to notice your power-and they won’t stop until you’re silenced.

Re-create the unique Everglades ecosystem in this all-new expansion for Reus 2. Explore the Wetlands biome-a dynamic mix of submerged and terrestrial terrain-and harness the power of amphibious biotica, reptiles, birds and fish. Enhance your creations with specialized micros, and discover species that spread their own unique micros for even richer combinations. Experiment with over 60 brand-new biotica, including Watermelon, Celestine and, naturally, Alligators.

Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders plunges you into a serene yet adrenaline-fuelled winter world. You’ll carve fresh tracks through powder, skim across frozen lakes and launch yourself off towering jumps—all set against breathtaking alpine scenery. Whether you’re aiming for a personal best or simply soaking in the mountain air, the game balances a genuine challenge with a mellow, laid-back vibe.

Saturn Quest: The Loneliness of Captain Navigator places you alone after a catastrophic viral collapse of the cosmos. It’s a compact, old-console-inspired adventure with a strong narrative focus and Myst-like puzzles. Progression is linear (aside from one large maze area) and there’s no optional content; only a single, simplified but still challenging action sequence appears at the very end.

MI10 is a short, brutal top-down roguelike shooter that wears its personality on its sleeve. You play as MI10 (aka "Milo"), the latest cleanup bot from Mira Industries sent into derelict planetary laboratories overrun by horrific, mutating experiments. Runs are shockingly tense-combat is reflex-driven and every mistake can end a mission instantly-so the game rewards quick thinking, precise movement, and aggressive adaptation.

"RISE FROM YOUR BED..." - V’s nightmare begins when a stressed-out mom and wife is woken by a mysterious voice and dragged into a cursed videogame. Trapped in a bizarre low-poly world full of strange creatures, she has only one way out: hit everything with a frying pan.

Take control of a heavy, physics-driven football and guide it through a merciless parkour of bouncing, kicking, rolling and narrowly avoiding disaster. It’s a precision test where weight and momentum matter, and what looks like a safe move can quickly send you tumbling.

Loan Shark throws you into a tense, short-form fishing horror about debt, desperation, and the price of easy answers. You play an angler drowning in obligations who hauls up a strange, talking fish that promises wealth - but its offers come with unsettling strings attached. The game plays like a twisted cautionary tale you can finish in a single sitting, mixing simple fishing mechanics with surreal dialogue and creeping dread.

The Derailed is a compact first-person psychological horror experience built in the "walking simulator" tradition. Set inside an almost-forgotten depot, the game leans on atmosphere - raindrops on a leaky roof, damp air, decaying walls and the hollow echo of footsteps - to create slow-burning tension. Your only direction is forward, and the game focuses on exploration, environmental storytelling and a creeping sense that you don’t belong.

Labyrinth Flowers is a cozy, character-driven dungeon crawler that blends approachable exploration with thoughtful, turn-based combat. The core campaign runs about 4+ hours to credits, with additional floors to tackle if you want to keep exploring. If you like classic party-based JRPGs with clear roles, status effects and a steady sense of progression, this one delivers.

Fallen City Brawl throws you into a gritty, neon-soaked beat ’em up where four unlikely allies - and a ferocious wolf - fight to reclaim the streets from a collapsing criminal underworld. Presented in bold, late‑’80s/early‑’90s-inspired pixel art with large sprites and animated backgrounds, the game pairs old‑school arcade spectacle with surprisingly deep melee mechanics and a pulsing soundtrack by Daniel Lindholm.

Monster Prom 4: Monster Con takes the irreverent dating sim formula of its predecessors and drops you into the wildest fan convention you’ll ever attend. Over the course of a single, unforgettable weekend, you’ll navigate a sprawling con floor packed with video games, comic books, anime screenings-and a few supernatural surprises in between. Your mission? Corner the heart of one of six flirtatious monsters before time runs out.