The Darkest Files is a narrative-driven investigation game set in 1956 Germany. You play as Esther Katz, a young prosecutor newly recruited to Fritz Bauer’s special unit, where you face the daunting task of reopening old Nazi-era crimes. Evidence has been ruined, witnesses have been silenced, and criminals hide behind respectable facades, leaving you to unravel the tangled web of the past.

Vaudeville is a narrative-driven detective game that puts you in the shoes of Detective Martini, a private investigator navigating a stylish, mysterious European city. The premise is classic noir: three brutal murders, a cast of shady and theatrical suspects, and a web of secrets waiting to be unraveled. What sets Vaudeville apart is its use of real-time AI-driven dialogue - you can type or speak to characters using natural language, and conversations unfold uniquely each playthrough.

Sektori is an intense, fast-paced twin-stick shooter driven by hard-hitting techno. Fast, colorful, and aggressive, it combines high-adrenaline visuals, pounding music, and tight gameplay to pull you into a focused, trance-like state where every run matters.

Detective Penguin puts you in the flippers of Detective Nooter, a fresh graduate from detective school who arrives in quirky Penguin Village to earn real-world experience at the Penguin Village Detective Bureau. Under the reluctant mentorship of veteran sleuth Rex Fontaine, you’ll investigate a variety of cases - including the central mystery of the Missing Mackerel - using whatever methods suit your style: careful interrogation, clue-gathering, or a more... physical approach with your flippers.

Windswept is a charming throwback to the era of collectathon platformers, but don’t let the cute visuals fool you - it’s a game that expects you to learn by doing and treats skill and experimentation as part of the fun. Across more than 40 handcrafted stages you’ll face quirky obstacles, hidden collectibles and optional bonus challenges that reward persistence and inventiveness.

Radiolight is a moody, slow-burning mystery set in the fog-shrouded town of Ashwood Creek in September 1985. You play as Ethan, a local police officer drawn into a missing-person case that quickly peels back layers of the town’s past and reveals something unnerving in the nearby national park. The game leans hard into atmosphere: rustling pines, low mountains, and an uncanny silence that makes every crackle on the radio feel important.

This Be Mutiny is a turn-based strategy game about betrayal. You and your crew of swashbuckling pirates set out on an epic treasure hunt - but the voyage inevitably devolves into mutiny. If you can survive the backstabbings and betrayals, the treasure will be yours.

Ambidextro delivers a refreshingly original twist on single-screen platformers by literally splitting you in two. You play as a royal wizard torn in half by a vengeful witch, forcing you to guide both your left and right selves simultaneously. Your mission? Rescue the kidnapped prince and princess before time runs out—and prove that multitasking can be a heroic talent.

Viscerafest is a fast‑paced, sci‑fi fantasy arena shooter that puts you in the boots of Caroline, a ruthless mercenary on a singular mission: earn enough cash to buy an engagement ring for her beloved Athens Fetter. When the mysterious warlock Cromune steps into the crosshairs of a massive bounty, Caroline wastes no time diving headlong into a blood‑soaked gauntlet. Standing between her and her payday are the fanatical troops of the United Scientific Conglomerate, led by the sinister Dr. Mortice, and the nightmarish creatures that answer to Cromune’s dark command.

Sunset High feels like a quiet, thoughtful mystery wrapped in high school drama - a 2D, narrative-driven choose‑your‑own‑adventure where your crush has vanished, you received a last text from them, and you’re trapped in a time loop. The game leans hard on story and character, inviting you to play detective by replaying moments, nudging conversations, and watching how tiny choices ripple through the day.

This edition of FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time includes the full game plus special bonus content to enrich your adventure:

ShapeHero Factory drops you into the strangest assembly line you’ve ever seen. Instead of forging swords or brewing potions, you drop geometric shapes onto conveyor belts and watch as they snap together into tiny, self-operating heroes. These shape-based champions march straight into battle against relentless swarms of bizarre, ever-stronger foes-your only role is to choose the right shapes and upgrades to stay one step ahead.

Your journey in To Pixelia begins the moment you step off the bus and set foot in this vibrant pixel world. From the very start, you’re free to shape your own story. Design your avatar with dozens of hairstyle, facial hair, clothing, accessory, and tattoo options. Next, head to the real estate office where you can rent or purchase a home and furnish it to match your style.

Flick Shot Rogues turns every encounter into a tiny puzzle: you plan a flick, line up the perfect angle, and send your hero spinning through the board to smash enemies and trigger chain reactions. The core mechanic is delightfully tactile and easy to learn but hard to master-timing and positioning matter because a single misfire can quickly end your run. Combat rewards creativity: explosive combos and smart ricochets can tear the battlefield apart, producing satisfying, emergent moments of destruction.

Studio System Guardian Angel casts you as a high school student who uncovers an abandoned film studio beneath your school-only to awaken in a nightmarish labyrinth where your friends have vanished and grotesque creatures roam the halls. Haunted by a disembodied voice urging you to "END THE CYCLE," you must unravel the studio’s dark secrets, harness newly discovered powers, and fight your way to freedom.

Megabonk is a chaotic, fast-paced roguelike survival shooter that challenges you to survive against waves of enemies and bosses across randomly generated maps. Runs are short, intense, and highly replayable: grab loot, gain XP, level up, and choose from random upgrade offers to grow progressively more powerful - or spectacularly die trying.

Shadow Labyrinth is a 2D action-platformer that puts a fresh spin on the classic PAC-MAN idea. You step into the boots of Swordsman No. 8, roused from stasis by the enigmatic yellow orb PUCK, and stranded on a mysterious planet littered with the wreckage of ancient interstellar wars. To survive, you’ll explore labyrinthine ruins, unlock strange new powers and abilities, and confront ever-evolving monstrosities lurking in the shadows.

Astro Prospector delivers a surprisingly deep blend of "incremental" and "bullet hell" mechanics in a compact yet intense package. You step into the cockpit of a mining ship, tasked with harvesting valuable cofferoids from SpaceCorp’s fields and pilfering rare AstroCoffee seeds. Along the way, waves of hostile machines unleash relentless bullet patterns, forcing you to dodge enemy fire while unloading your own arsenal. The result is a fast-paced loop of resource collection, ship customization, and frantic dogfights-perfect for players who love to see their numbers climb even as their reflexes are tested.

Leaves have been piling up for too long - time to roll up your sleeves and get back to work. In Leaf it Alone you clear away the mess with simple tools: a rake, a leaf blower, or sometimes just a mighty hand. Each leaf you move restores order to the yard and reveals something new beneath.

Bendy: Lone Wolf delivers a tense, loop-driven survival experience set in the warped, rubber-hose world of Joey Drew Studios. You play as Boris, scavenging endlessly generated corridors for supplies, weapons, and the dark truths hidden around every corner. The game leans into a compact, repeatable loop: explore, fight off ink-creatures, set traps, and try to survive as threats ramp up day by day.

There Are No Orcs is a combat‑strategy game that blends roguelike progression, tile‑building and auto‑battling into a fast, tactical experience. Place buildings on a grid to automatically generate gold or combat units, create powerful synergies through placement, and churn out a massive, seemingly endless army to smash your enemy’s base.