Galactic Glitch is a 2D twin-stick roguelike shooter that puts physics front and center. Armed with a gravity gun, you can grab and hurl asteroids, mines or even your enemies’ own rockets, slingshotting them off walls or turning them back against their originators. Creative use of momentum and environment is often more effective than sheer firepower.

Jaleco Sports: Goal is a compact, genuinely nostalgic soccer collection that brings together the arcade-style intensity of the original NES and SNES Goal! titles. Both versions capture the simple, satisfying flow of classic 8‑ and 16‑bit football: quick passes, dramatic runs to the box, and last-minute thrills. If you grew up with retro consoles or enjoy pick‑up‑and‑play sports games, this compilation delivers fun matches with a surprising amount of strategy beneath the pixel art.

Golden Tee Arcade Classics delivers a bit of old-school arcade magic right to your home-no coins needed. This collection bundles eight beloved arcade titles from the Golden Tee series along with two bonus games, recreating the look, feel, and challenge of that neighborhood bar-arcade experience.

Hunted Within: The Walls is a tense first-person horror survival game that throws you into a brutal, claustrophobic world. Drawing inspiration from the relentless mazes of Maze Runner, the visceral combat of Dying Light, and the nerve-shredding stealth of Outlast, the game blends parkour-like urgency, close-quarters fights, and stealth survival into one harrowing experience.

Sora no Kiseki the 1st is a loving full remake of the first entry in the long-running Kiseki/The Legend of Heroes series, rebuilt in full 3D to mark the franchise’s 20th anniversary. The Liberl Kingdom-previously depicted in 2D-is now richly realized with polished character models, lively towns, and seamless transitions between exploration and combat. For veterans it’s a nostalgic return to a classic JRPG; for newcomers it’s an accessible, story-first introduction to what made the series beloved.

Ra Ra BOOM is a tight, cheerful co-op brawler that nails the pick-up-and-play arcade feeling while adding just enough customization to keep sessions interesting. The game shines as a four-player local experience (with Remote Play Together supported), but it’s perfectly playable solo for a laid-back weekend smash‑fest. The premise is delightfully over-the-top: Earth is being wrecked by a rogue AI and a gang of robots, and four high‑schoolers from outer space-Aris, Saida, Ren, and Vee-are all that stand between humanity and chaos.

Operation Octo is an action-packed tower defense set beneath the waves. Play as an octopus scientist, Dr. Odin, working with a dolphin colleague to push back hordes of undead skeletons invading the ocean. Build and position a variety of sea-creature turrets to hold the line - and when your defenses crumble, the game shifts into frantic survival as you dodge for your life.

Surf across magnificent waves of sand and glistening waters on an epic quest to restore a lost ocean in Sword of the Sea. From the creative team behind ABZÛ, The Pathless, and Journey, this atmospheric surfing adventure blends high-speed Hoversword movement with a meditative, free-flowing feel.

Wobbly Life throws you into a wacky, physics-powered open world where your grandma has booted you out until you "get a job." Earn money, customize your character, buy vehicles and houses, and explore every corner of Wobbly Island-alone or with up to three friends in online or split-screen co-op.

Deconstruction Simulator puts you in charge of a demolition and salvage business, turning wrecking into a satisfying loop of planning, destruction and profit. Each contract challenges you to dismantle or demolish buildings and furniture, recover reusable materials and valuable items, then sell or recycle them to grow your company.

Star Crafter is a space survival and crafting game that blends base building, mining, and large-scale system creation. Starting from modest rockets and launchers, you can craft and launch structures that reshape the star system itself - creating planets, moons, Dyson Rings, and even full Dyson Spheres. The game emphasizes a mix of resource management, exploration and visual progression: as you expand and automate, the star system evolves into dramatic, ever-changing vistas.

Step into the shoes of a trolleybus conductor in TROLEU, a quirky first‑person action game that turns the everyday job of running public transport into a bizarre, chaotic experience. Your main task is keeping the ride legitimate - make sure every passenger has paid and holds a valid ticket, because now you’re the one calling the shots.

Eternal Exile: Beneath the Darkness is a bleak, atmospheric shooter that thrusts you into nightmarish dimensions where survival depends as much on sorcery as it does on raw firepower. The game leans hard into its dark-fantasy tone-ruined strongholds, corrupted landscapes, and whispered secrets form the backdrop for a relentless fight against the undead. Combat is brutal and unforgiving: you’ll combine upgraded guns, spells, and improvised environmental tactics to overcome swarms of abominations and decaying commanders. Progression feels meaningful-every defeated enemy can leave behind a shard of soul to strengthen your character, and every choice nudges the story toward salvation or annihilation.

He Is Outside is a tense, minimalist survival horror game that traps you alone in your remote house with a single, relentless predator. A late-night news report sets the scene: a dangerous maniac is on the loose, the power dies, and you soon realize someone is prowling outside and looking for a way in. You can’t simply run - your only option is to hide, scavenge, and try to piece together a way to escape.

RogueCraft takes the chaos of roguelikes and wraps it in a tower defense shell, delivering a fast, replayable experience built around merging towers, evolving them into stronger forms, and scavenging items to shape each run. Matches are unpredictable and often frantic: you’ll be juggling economy, placement, and synergies while adapting to enemy mechanics and the random rewards the run hands you.

AQUAPAZZA Aquaplus Dream Match brings together 26 characters from across AQUAPLUS’s classic franchises into a fast, colorful fighting game that’s both accessible and deep. The roster features fan favorites from series like Utawarerumono, To Heart 2, White Album and more, each with a distinct moveset and movement style that rewards learning and experimentation. Matches are action-packed and visually striking, with animated finishing moves that give fights real punch.

Graveyard404 is a tight, first‑person psychological horror that turns observation into your only weapon. Trapped in a looping, haunted graveyard, you must scan every corner for subtle anomalies - anything out of place - and use those discoveries to break the cycle. Success moves the story forward; miss something and the nightmare resets.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 delivers a striking blend of turn-based RPG strategy and real-time action, set against a richly imagined Belle Époque-inspired world. You step into the shoes of Expedition 33, a band of doomed heroes racing against time to stop the Paintress-a mysterious artist who seals each person’s fate by painting a cursed number on her monolith. When she reaches "33," everyone older disappears in a wisp of smoke. Your mission is simple yet harrowing: destroy the Paintress before tomorrow’s dawn and end the cycle of death once and for all.

Letters To Arralla is a small, cozy slice-of-life adventure that asks you to be a mail-delivering turnip with a very memorable posterior. The core loop is charmingly simple: collect letters, decode pictogram clues on envelopes, and deliver them to a cast of quirky islanders. What sets the game apart is that you’re encouraged to open every single letter - reading other people’s mail is the main way you learn about the island’s gossip, secrets, and interpersonal problems, and it powers the little narrative threads you can help untangle.

Set in the 1920s, The Lightkeeper follows Arthur, a World War I veteran who takes a job tending a lighthouse to escape his wartime memories. In 1925 he is posted alone to a remote island due to staff shortages. What begins as routine maintenance soon unravels: the island holds terrible truths about the fate of earlier keepers, and the isolation exacerbates Arthur’s fragile mental state, turning each day into a growing nightmare.

A Few Quick Matches is a lightning-fast, minimalist platform fighter that brilliantly captures the chaotic charm of browser-based stick fights. In matches for one to four players, you’ll leap, dash and punch your way through small but dynamic arenas where every hit feels sharp and impactful. Combat is deceptively simple: basic attacks, jumps and dashes form the core of your toolkit, but the real magic comes from chaining hits into near-limitless air-dash combos. It’s easy to pick up and start brawling, yet the deeper you explore advanced cancels and follow-up routes, the more rewarding each knockout becomes.