Brotato is a frantic, top-down roguelite shooter in which you play as the lone potato survivor of a crashed spaceship on a hostile alien world. Armed with up to six weapons at once and driven by a desperate will to survive, you’ll face endless waves of bizarre extraterrestrial creatures, collect resources between skirmishes and upgrade your loadout in fast, action-packed runs. You can download Brotato right now and jump into the carnage.

Set in 19th-century Canudos - a refuge that resisted the new Republic and paid a brutal price - Hell Clock casts you into a haunting retelling of that conflict. You control Pajeú, a warrior on a mission to recover the soul of his fallen mentor, The Counselor. Each descent into the darkness warps time and strengthens you as you face the supernatural forces that stole the mentor’s head and imprisoned his spirit.

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.

CloverPit is a demonic, fast-paced rogue-lite that traps you in a rusted cell with only a slot machine and an ATM. Each run you must manipulate the broken slot to earn coins and pay off your debt - fail, and you literally fall to ruin. Twist the machine’s odds with prizes and charms, trigger massive combos, and snowball a dazzling lucky run that might buy you one more chance at freedom.

Last Epoch is an action role-playing game that blends time travel with deep dungeon-crawling, extensive character customization and near-infinite replay value. Set in the world of Eterra, you’ll journey through forgotten eras, confront ancient gods and dark empires, and ultimately fight to save the very fabric of time from The Void. You can download Last Epoch today and embark on an ever-evolving adventure.

Alien Rogue Incursion is an immersive single-player VR action-horror experience that plunges you into the dark, terrifying universe of the Alien films. You take on the role of Zula Hendricks, an ex-Colonial Marine determined to expose the sinister experiments conducted by Weyland-Yutani. With the guidance of your synth companion Davis 01, you face the perils of an uncharted planet called Purdan and infiltrate the Gemini Exoplanet Solutions research facility.

Hades II marks Supergiant Games’ triumphant return to the Underworld, building on the core strengths of the original with an even richer, more expansive rogue-like adventure. You step into the shoes of the immortal Princess of the Underworld, charged with overthrowing Chronos, the Titan of Time. Armed with legendary weapons infused by ancient witchcraft and backed by the Boons of Olympus, every run feels dynamic and rewarding.

In a dazzling near-future where gravity is optional and style is everything, JETRUNNER turns pure parkour into a competitive spectacle. It blends first-person parkour with fluid, momentum-driven controls and fast-paced FPS action - run, jump, slide and blast through handcrafted arenas as you chase the fastest times, the flashiest runs and your shot at legendary status.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate - the ultimate pizza-fueled roguelike that has you shell-ebrating every run! Team up online or locally with your bros in a half shell as you dash through ever-changing New York City streets, sewers and skyscrapers to rescue Master Splinter from the clutches of Shredder’s Foot Clan.

Sears: The Sky Frontier is a charming and atmospheric real-time strategy game that mixes careful planning with frontline command. You lead an army of endearing stone warriors defending a floating sky city from relentless invaders. Gameplay centers on pre-battle planning-placing traps, barrels, electrical devices and fortifications-then dynamically moving units and reacting as the fight unfolds across diverse airborne islands.

Gear up to fight your way through the ranks of an insidious cult, their minds twisted by an unseen entity. CULTIC is an old-school-inspired shooter that lets you blast through cultists with a full arsenal of mid-century firearms and explosives while running, sliding, dodging, and making use of the environment to survive. Fast, deadly combat rewards mobility, aim, and tactical use of cover and traps-well-placed shots can drop enemies and you alike.

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Bash, burn, slice and otherwise obliterate your coworkers as you fight your way up a ruthless corporate tower. Play alone or team up with a "friend" and use an arsenal of brutal tools - from staple guns and jackhammers to chainsaws, fireballs and improvised weapons - to claim each promotion. Every red stickman you take down brings you one step closer to the top.

Apocalypse of the Universe is a 2D platformer adventure that casts you as an elven hero on a grim quest to save his homeland from a demonic invasion. The world-once bathed in moonlight-is torn open by portals to dark realms, and your mission is to defeat the powerful bosses that control those gateways, seal the portals, and lift the curse that spreads corruption across the land.

Jenny is a lean, furious twin-stick shooter dressed in demonic bureaucracy and post-lapinist architecture. You play Jenny Jeungman, a small-town protagonist trapped in a system that literally rewrites reality - and your tools for revolt are a hat, a bat, and any weapon you can steal. Fast, chaotic, and wickedly funny, Jenny rewards skill and aggression over grinding.

Ovis Loop is a fast-paced, side-scrolling roguelike action game where you step into the woolly boots of Omega and fight to protect the flock from a brutal lupine army led by the twisted Doctor Wolf. Each Loop delivers fresh, dynamic combat: precise, responsive controls meet a variety of enemies from swarming minions to towering, augmented monstrosities. No two runs have to play the same.

Temtem: Swarm takes the familiar monster-taming formula and throws it into a pulse-pounding co-op survival gauntlet. You and up to two friends (or three strangers via matchmaking) must work together to fend off endless waves of Tems, sharing-or occasionally hoarding-resources as you fight your way through a series of hand-crafted stages. Each area is guarded by quirky mini-bosses and formidable stage bosses like Gharunder, Yowlar, Nessla, and the fearsome Oceara, each demanding new tactics and perfect timing of your skills and gear synergies.

Driftwood throws you headlong into the thrill of downhill longboarding-played out behind the wheel (or rather, claws) of Eddy, an aerodynamic sloth who moves at breakneck speed. Instead of a sprawling open world or a heavy narrative, Driftwood keeps things lean and focused: carve tight corners, nail jaw-dropping drifts and tricks, and rack up points to unlock new boards, wheels and outfits. The emphasis is on flow, precision and pure skate-style satisfaction as you race against gravity and beat your own best runs or climb the online leaderboards.

Phantom Squad plunges you head-first into the brutal world of top-down tactical combat, where every decision can mean life or death. You and up to three friends coordinate in real time-marking routes, selecting entry points and adapting on the fly as objectives shift and hostiles close in. With no pause button and no second chances, you’ll need razor-sharp planning and trigger discipline to succeed.

Worship is a delightfully twisted take on adventure-RPGs and roguelikes that asks one simple question: how far will you go to bring about the end times? You play as a robe‑clad cultist who draws power from blood-your own and that of your followers-performing grotesque rites, learning dread sorceries, and building a devoted cult to summon an eldritch god. The loop of recruiting pawns, ordering them around, and sacrificing them to fuel ever-more-powerful rituals feels both strategic and gleefully wicked.

Rift of the NecroDancer returns Cadence and friends in an all-new rhythm adventure. Pulled into a mysterious realm, you’ll face off against hordes of musical monsters bursting through the Rift. Each creature moves to its own beat—bats dodge across lanes, tougher beasts require several strikes—so you’ll need sharp timing and pattern recognition to keep the groove going.