Farthest Frontier is a town-building and survival simulation that tasks you with guiding a small band of settlers in transforming untamed wilderness into a thriving settlement at the edge of the known world. As you lead your community, you’ll harvest a wide array of resources—from wood, stone, clay, and metal ores to wild herbs and honey—and turn them into crafted goods for trade, consumption, and even defense, all within a complex, multi-tiered economy.

I Come In Peace throws you into a frantic, arcade-style bullet hell as a pacifist alien stranded on Earth. The premise is simple and charming: your UFO crashed and, instead of open arms, you get waves of hostile mobs, police, army units, helicopters and a boss. You don’t fight back with weapons - your survival depends on a high-tech bracelet and pure reflexes. It’s a short, skill-focused experience that captures the intensity of classic arcade action with modern rogue-like tension.

The Horde Wants You Dead is a fast, brutal shoot ’em up where you and a small squad must survive ever-growing waves of relentless enemies. The game emphasizes skill and teamwork over powerful, game-breaking abilities - it’s just your guns, grenades, movement and quick thinking against overwhelming numbers.

Auridia is a compact, movement-first metroidvania that puts platforming, exploration, and environmental storytelling at the center. The game emphasizes fluid traversal-think grappling hooks, springy interactions, and movement combos-rather than combat. Progression is built around six unlockable movement abilities that you’ll need to chain together to clear many of the game’s platforming challenges, all while managing a limited stamina resource.

Dragon Ruins II is a charming, party-based RPG that leans into classic adventure tropes with a simple, approachable loop. The game opens on a world where dragons once ruled until one man stole their fire, setting off a chain of events that led to their disappearance. What remains are whispers of vast dragon hoards and the dim memory of their return - a mystery that sends a new band of adventurers on a quest for treasure and renown.

Xenopurge puts you in the cold chair of a remote commander, directing an elite squad through claustrophobic alien-infested facilities. It blends tactical auto-battler mechanics with a roguelite progression loop, and its strongest ideas come from how it forces you to plan ahead rather than react in real time.

Lead your chosen champion and command an army while casting spells from the sidelines in Mage and Monsters II. This active auto‑battler lets you decide whether to strengthen your hero, bolster your troops, or amplify the potency of your magic as battles play out automatically.

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.

The Great Villainess Strategy of Lily mixes a compact, story-driven narrative with tense, capture-focused turn-based tactics. You play as duchess Scarlet-a free-spirited noble framed for regicide-and Lily, the pragmatic captain of the Stream Airship. After fleeing the imperial capital, the two declare war on the Empire. Their opposing temperaments and growing bond drive a campaign that spreads across the continent as you fight to clear Scarlet’s name and secure a "true happy ending."

Dinkum is a charming survival life‑simulation set on a vast, untamed island where you can farm, build, explore and play with friends. In its latest release, Dinkum brings even more ways to create your perfect town and enjoy the laid‑back Aussie atmosphere.

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.

Necesse is an endlessly replayable sandbox adventure that combines settlement management, dungeon crawling and open-world exploration into one cohesive experience. At its core lies a procedurally generated world—packed with diverse biomes, hidden treasures and challenging foes—that adapts seamlessly whether you’re playing solo, teaming up with a handful of friends or hosting hundreds of players on a dedicated server.

Kaizen: A Factory Story drops you into 1986 as David Sugimoto, a fresh college graduate from Indiana who arrives in Japan expecting an international sales gig. Instead, you find yourself on the shop floor of Matsuzawa Manufacturing, tasked with designing and optimizing automated production lines. The game’s narrative plays out through charming 8-bit-style cutscenes and brief journal entries, giving your daily grind a sense of purpose and 1980s flair.

CloverPit is a demonic, fast-paced rogue-lite that traps you in a rusted cell with only a slot machine and an ATM. Each run you must manipulate the broken slot to earn coins and pay off your debt - fail, and you literally fall to ruin. Twist the machine’s odds with prizes and charms, trigger massive combos, and snowball a dazzling lucky run that might buy you one more chance at freedom.

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.

Kaiserpunk transports you to an alternative history sandbox set between 1918 and 1945, where city-states emerge from the ruins of the Great War and vie for global supremacy. This Supporter Edition includes the full base game, an evocative 29-track original soundtrack, and a cosmetic Supporter Pack that lets you customize your world without affecting gameplay.

Electronic Market Simulator is a calm, first-person simulation that puts you in charge of every detail of running an electronics market. Design and arrange your store to be both attractive and efficient, manage shelves and product placement, and create a smooth shopping experience to boost customer satisfaction.

Pro Wrestler Story drops you into the ring as the manager of your own pro wrestling squad, challenging you to build champions from the ground up. You’ll oversee every detail-nutrition plans, grueling training sessions, and the occasional R&R break-all with one goal in mind: claim the undisputed top spot in the industry.

Tobacco Shop Simulator puts you in the first-person shoes of a tobacconist ready to build a retail empire one cigarette at a time. Whether you prefer flying solo or teaming up with friends in co-op (up to four players), this game lets you transform a modest corner shop into a sprawling tobacco emporium.

Death Kid is an arcade-inspired arena brawler that blends fast, skill-based combat with roguelite-style meta progression. You play as the enigmatic Death Kid, an immortal protagonist tasked with escorting three fragile souls down eight increasingly hostile floors of a mysterious well. Each run challenges you to protect those souls while fending off waves of enemies that close in toward the center - positioning, timing, and quick decisions matter.

A remote island lies besieged by the dead, and you wash ashore with no memory of who you are or why you came. Trapped between life and death by a mysterious witch, you’re offered a simple bargain: become her champion, unleash hell on her enemies, and earn back the one thing you crave above all else—the chance to live again.