The Killing Antidote throws you into a grim, near-future world where a devastating germ has begun to infect and mutate humanity, pushing civilization to the brink of collapse. You play as Jodi, a fearless freelance journalist determined to uncover the truth behind the outbreak and track down a legendary cure—though every step closer to the antidote delivers new dangers and unexpected twists.

Scarlet Hollow, from the makers of Slay the Princess, is a beautifully hand-drawn horror-mystery that puts strong writing, meaningful choices, and atmospheric tension front and center. In the free demo you’ll play through the entire first episode—and your progress carries over when you download the full game.

Feed the Cups is a charming roguelite that turns the chaos of a bustling drink shop into a frantic, cooperative party game. You and up to three friends—or a solo player looking for a challenge—must stock ingredients, prepare recipes, take orders and serve iced lemonades, milk teas, coffees and more before your ever-rising “stress” meter blows the roof off. Every mistake ramps up the pressure, and if you’re not careful, your shop can turn into a fizzy disaster.

The Coffin of Andy and Leyley throws you into a deeply unsettling tale of two siblings bound by codependency, violence and taboo. As Andy and Leyley, you’ll navigate an ever‐worsening spiral of horrors—ranging from cannibalism to ritual sacrifice—as you struggle both against deadly circumstances and each other. The game’s dark humor and audacity invite you to gape in horror and perhaps even laugh at how far you’re willing to go.

Life Effect throws you into a shattered world where alien invaders have nearly wiped out humanity. After years of brutal warfare, the planet’s climate has twisted under the influence of a deadly virus and alien mutagens, turning once-familiar landscapes into hostile, nightmarish realms. Survivors have hunkered down in fortified camps, mining extraterrestrial technology to craft powerful medicines, weapons, vehicles and robots. Meanwhile, rival fortresses clash over precious alien artifacts, each determined to push evolution to its next terrifying stage.

Scramble: Battle of Britain is a fresh take on World War II air combat that blends tactical depth with accessible, turn-based gameplay. Set during the summer of 1940, you command RAF or Luftwaffe squadrons in dynamic 3D airspace over the English Channel. Instead of lightning-fast reflexes, Scramble breaks each dogfight into three clear phases—Planning, Simulation, and Review—so you can plot textbook aerial maneuvers, watch the results unfold in real time, then rewind and inspect every shot, stall, and close call from any angle.

Silence of the Siren is a promising turn-based strategy game set in a fractured star system where rival spacefaring civilizations vie for dominance. The game, currently in Early Access, offers a mix of exploration, base building, resource management and tactical battles, all wrapped in a vibrant sci-fi setting filled with ancient ruins and hidden threats.

Killer Bean throws you into a world of high-octane action, betrayal and unpredictable twists. You play as the eponymous Killer Bean, a once-loyal agent who’s turned rogue after discovering that the Shadow Agency he served has darker ambitions than anyone realized. Armed with nothing but determination and an ever-growing arsenal of weapons and vehicles, you set out on a personal vendetta to dismantle the organization that made you.

Castle Cardians is a charming deck-building adventure set in the once-peaceful Cardian Continent, now under siege by the Dark Legion. As leader of your people, you’ll gather resources, expand your homeland and recruit a diverse roster of fighters to defend against ever-encroaching monsters. Blending strategic card play with tower-defense tactics and RPG-style progression, Castle Cardians challenges you to master build orders, battlefield positioning and synergy between cards, relics, enchants and masteries.

Warbox is a tactical simulation that pits intelligent AI squads against each other in highly realistic firefights. You can watch engagements play out from afar or jump into the boots of any soldier on the battlefield. A comprehensive customization suite lets you build your own factions and outfit each unit with weapons, equipment and distinctive appearances. Beyond aesthetics, you assign specialized roles—squad leaders, medics, anti-tank gunners and more—so every soldier contributes meaningfully to your strategy.

Voxile is an immersive adventure set in a dynamic, voxelated world brought to life through stunning raytraced visuals. Every location is hand-designed, offering meticulously crafted landscapes that invite exploration and discovery at every turn.

Dungeon Mori is a nostalgic dungeon-crawling RPG that puts you in the role of the Hero, tasked with ridding the world of monsters and ultimately confronting the Great Eternal Dragon. Inspired by classic old-school RPGs, it combines simple yet addictive turn-based combat with choice-driven dungeon exploration.

HumanitZ - this is an isometric, open-world survival game set in a post-apocalyptic landscape where a devastating zombie outbreak has made regular humans an endangered species. In this gritty universe, the zeeks—evolved, ferocious zombies—have claimed the top of the food chain, leaving scattered human survivors to fight for every scrap of safety and resource.

Zort is a tense cooperative horror-survival experience built around up to four players (solo play is possible but far less immersive). Your objective is simple: explore each uniquely themed map, gather key items, overcome deadly creatures and environmental traps, and unlock the doors that lead you toward the next level. Simple in concept, Zort’s strengths lie in its unpredictable puzzle solutions and surprising game mechanics you won’t find elsewhere.

Attack on Toys delivers a surprisingly deep blend of third-person shooting, real-time strategy and nostalgic charm. From the moment you marshal your plastic soldiers—whether they’re tanks, helicopters, jeeps or mech-style robots—you’ll feel like a kid again commanding a miniature battlefield across living-room floors, backyard forts and tabletop arenas.

ZOR: Pilgrimage of the Slorfs delivers a tense, turn-based adventure that blends survival, deck-building and positional tactics into a fresh roguelike experience. You lead a tribe of resourceful monsters known as Slorfs, thrust into a desperate pilgrimage across a hostile world. Their star god, ZOR, has shed a single tear that blotted out the sky with despair—now the tribe must expand its ranks and finish constructing the astrolabe before all of existence vanishes.

Spire of Sorcery is a dark‐fantasy, turn‐based strategy that casts you as a small party of mages on a perilous journey across the world of Rund. This Steam version (four complete story chapters) offers a taste of what the developers have in store for the franchise’s future—though no further updates to this build are planned. You can download the game now and experience several hours of spellcraft, exploration and tough choices.

Lost at Birth is a choice-driven adult visual novel that throws you into the life of an unassuming man whose “pleasantly boring” routine is about to unravel. He has a stable job, a comfortable home and a marriage—one he’s been secretly testing with occasional flings. Everything changes when a mysterious young woman turns up with a birth certificate, forcing him to confront long-buried secrets and decide who he really wants to be.

Maximum Action is the ultimate stress-relief shooter for anyone who’s ever dreamed of starring in an ’80s or ’90s action blockbuster. Don’t expect a sprawling narrative, character arcs or branching skill trees—this game cuts straight to the chase with pure, unfiltered slow-motion gun-fu and relentless sandbox mayhem.

Step into Quinterra, a fresh take on turn-based tactics where you lead your army across five distinct realms. Inspired by tabletop classics, roguelikes, and beloved strategy titles, Quinterra lets you outfit your force aboard a living airship and even upgrade units in the heat of battle through an innovative drafting system.

Fortune’s Run drops you into the bleak, corporate-controlled world of New Zabra, where food is technically free yet millions still starve, and every citizen has effectively been bought by distant off‑world powers. It blends the tight, strategic shooting of a classic FPS with the combo‑driven depth of fighting games and character‑action titles, all seasoned with the tongue‑in‑cheek flair of old‑school space operas.