Botany Manor is a charming first-person puzzle game set in a beautifully rendered Victorian English manor. Set in 1890, you step into the shoes of botanist Arabella Greene, whose quest to complete her botanical research book, "Forgotten Flora," forms the heart of the experience.

Run For Cover is an engaging turn-based strategy game that puts you in command of a team of soldiers navigating through perilous territory. Each playthrough offers a fresh experience thanks to the procedurally generated world, which is filled with unique challenges, quests, enemies, and distinct areas. As your team progresses, your soldiers gain experience and unlock powerful abilities, enhancing their combat effectiveness. The game features a dynamic loot system, allowing you to discover randomly generated weapons and armor to bolster your team's survival chances.

Radio General is a real-time strategy game where you can't see your units. Instead, you communicate with them over the radio. You receive verbal reports and issue orders back. The fog of war is real, and your units won't always have a clear picture of the battlefield, requiring you to make tough decisions based on incomplete and often confused reports. This all takes place from a detailed command tent, reminiscent of those used during WWII.

"Trials of Fire" is a tactical, turn-based strategy game that combines elements of deck-building and roguelike adventures. Set in a post-apocalyptic fantasy world, players lead a group of heroes on a quest for survival. The game challenges you to make strategic decisions both in combat and while exploring a procedurally generated world. Each hero has unique abilities and cards, allowing for diverse strategies and team synergies. As you progress, you'll face tough choices, encounter various enemies, and gather resources to enhance your deck and improve your chances of success. The game emphasizes replayability with its dynamic world and numerous character combinations.

Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom is a trippy arcade platformer that promises to take players on a wild and unpredictable adventure. Despite what the name might suggest, this is not a driving game. Instead, it challenges players to navigate chaotic levels where you'll spend more time in the air than on the ground, all without a jump button. The game encourages creativity and skill as you string together moves to reach places even the developers might not have anticipated.