Trash Goblin is a relaxing, cozy shopkeeping game where you unearth dusty curios, clean and restore them, then transform them into creative new treasures to sell. You’ll chip away layers of grime, scrub objects to a shine, and even upcycle multiple trinkets into strange and wonderful creations. A parade of colorful customers—each with their own quirks and requests—will visit your store, so you’re always discovering new faces and stories as you build your reputation.

Knightica is a turn-based roguelike auto-battler that puts you in command of a growing army of powerful, often demonic, units. Each run asks you to recruit, place and rotate troops to exploit their unique talents, build synergies and collect demonic souls as you push through increasingly difficult worlds full of varied enemies and terrifying bosses.

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.

Guilty as Sock! is a chaotic multiplayer courtroom party game where players trade barbs and evidence cards to either defend the accused or tear them down. One player acts as the prosecutor, hurling outrageous accusations, while others use their cards and antics to build or dismantle the case. The judge tries to keep order-granting the floor, throwing out suspicious evidence, and doling out penalties-though things often spiral into hilarious disorder.

DEAD LETTER DEPT puts you in the shoes of a newly arrived city dweller scraping by at a temp data-entry job. Your official title is "Data Conversion Operator," but the work is simple and strange: you sit at a terminal, process damaged images of letters and parcels, and type whatever you can make out. What begins as mundane transcription slowly twists into something unsettling-some of the mail feels like it’s speaking to you, and the flotsam of other people’s lives reveals secrets, grief, and fragments that don’t quite belong.

Drop Duchy reinvents the classic block-dropping puzzle by turning each falling piece into building material for your very own realm. Instead of merely clearing lines, you must place diverse tile shapes-forests, rivers, plains and more-so they trigger resource-gathering and unit recruitment according to their activation rules. Smart placements not only yield wood, stone or food but also raise battalions to defend your castle from relentless foes.

Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma reimagines the long-running Rune Factory formula with a fresh eastern-inspired setting and a new protagonist gifted with mysterious Earth Dancer powers. After a cataclysm called the Celestial Collapse shatters the land of Azuma and cuts off the runes’ life-giving flow, you awaken with a command to "Accept the power of an Earth Dancer" and set out to heal the blighted world.

In The Farmer Was Replaced you write simple, Python-inspired code to pilot a drone that handles all the tedious aspects of farming for you. Instead of manually planting, harvesting, and transporting crops, you press "execute" and watch your autonomous helper carry out each step-turning grindy chores into a hands-off programming challenge.

Forgot is a short horror game about tracking strange anomalies. You play as a boy confined at home by his grandparents - but the house and its occupants may not be what they seem.

Step into Victory At Sea Atlantic, a World War II naval strategy game that plunges you into the fierce conflict of the Atlantic Ocean. From the team behind Victory At Sea Pacific, this entry recreates the struggle for control of convoys, hunting grounds and sea lanes-from icy Arctic convoy routes to U-boat-infested waters between North America and Britain.

Verho - Curse of Faces casts you into a grim, mysterious world where revealing your face means instant death. After 264 years of the "Era of Solitude", masks have become the only symbol of safety-and many travelers still risk everything to reach the source of the curse. The game sets up a tense premise: will you strive to lift the curse and save humanity, or seize its dark power for your own ends?

Star Fire Eternal Cycle is a tight, fast-paced roguelite that nails pick-up-and-play action without overcomplicating the core loop. Its side-scrolling combat is precise and satisfying: dodge, dash, and chain combos with responsive controls that make every encounter feel deliberate. The basic moves are simple to learn but offer plenty of room for mastery, and the hit feedback and movement responsiveness keep each fight engaging.

Organized Inside is a gentle, slow-paced life simulation and tidying-up game that turns everyday chores into a calm, thoughtful experience. You play through the lens of a cat and spend your time sorting, categorizing, and placing over a thousand familiar household items into a cozy, ever-changing space. The gameplay is deliberately unhurried: there are no timers, no health bars, and no scores-just space to experiment, arrange, and find small moments of meaning through methodical organization.

Cronos: The New Dawn is a harsh third-person survival horror where you fight to secure tomorrow by reclaiming pieces of yesterday. You'll scavenge ruined landscapes, confront grotesque abominations, and learn to use both fire and time itself to survive.

Arctic Awakening drops you into a whiteout of mystery and isolation. You play as Kai, a pilot whose supply run goes catastrophically wrong: half the plane vanishes in a storm and your co-pilot Donovan disappears. Stranded in the far north with only a court-ordered therapy robot named Alfie and brutal temperatures for company, the game mixes survival tension with a character-driven narrative. The core loop is exploration and conversation - uncover ruined sci‑fi facilities and frozen landscapes, follow clues about what tore the plane apart, and deal with strange sounds after dark.

Amy’s brother Thomas is supposed to be dead-but when Amy finds his journals, his obsessive notes about lucid dreaming and other realms start to feel disturbingly plausible. Driven to discover the truth, she follows his clues into dreamscapes that blur the line between wonder and nightmare, and begins to suspect that Thomas might not be gone after all.

Choco Kiosk Simulator is a cozy, first-person sweet shop sim with a delightfully strange twist: you manage a tiny kiosk in a city that gets weirder every week. The core loop is satisfyingly tactile - call out to passersby, stock shelves, serve customers, and juggle changing trends - but the game layers in unpredictable events (zombie weekends, police raids, alien clients) and deep systems (supply choices, B2B orders, automation) that keep each session surprising.

Dispatch is a witty, story-driven hybrid of narrative adventure and tactical management that casts you not as a caped crusader but as the desk-bound backbone of a superhero operation. You play Robert Robertson - aka Mecha Man - who, after losing his suit in a showdown with his nemesis, takes a job at a Los Angeles superhero dispatch center. Your role: rehabilitate former supervillains, manage a volatile roster, juggle office politics, and rebuild your suit while navigating choices that shape relationships, loyalties, and the city’s fate.

Earth vs Mars is a turn-based strategy game in which humanity fights back against a full-scale Martian invasion. For decades the aliens have been abducting people and animals, fusing them into bizarre hybrid lifeforms-and now they want Earth itself. Command a ragtag group of leaders as you battle high-tech saucers, grav-tanks and elite alien troops across a globe under siege.

Escape from Duckov drops you into a strange, slightly surreal world where you wake as an Average Duck with one basic gun and a single goal: survive long enough to escape. The core loop is built around tense raids across five distinct maps - explore, scavenge valuables, fight or avoid dangerous foes, and extract before time runs out. Loot and weather change each run, so every expedition feels fresh and unpredictable.

Caput Mortum is a compact, atmospheric first‑person horror experience that wears its inspirations-retro 3D dungeon crawlers and classic survival horror-on its sleeve. Set inside a tower of forgotten nightmares, the game favors slow‑burn tension over jump scares: every door may hide a new terror, every corner a piece of forbidden knowledge. Exploration, observation and puzzle‑solving are at the core of the experience, and scarce healing items reinforce a sense of vulnerability that matches the game’s old‑school roots.