Warning: Chiral is a tough game with very little hand-holding. If you’re unsure whether it’s for you, try the free demo before buying.

Reality Break is a high-octane sci-fi action RPG built around a rich roguelite foundation and a unique "Rewrite" system that lets you bend the rules of the universe. You step into the role of a mercenary who suddenly gains the astonishing ability to reshape reality itself. As you push deeper into shifting timelines, mysterious forces begin to notice your power-and they won’t stop until you’re silenced.

Gunsmith Simulator offers an immersive experience where players start each day in their very own workshop, surrounded by the scents of fresh coffee and polished, repaired weapons. As a budding virtual gunsmith, you’ll dive into a world of craftsmanship, customization, and shooting challenges.

It’s 2120 and Earth has been overrun by an alien species known as the Murkors - who, bizarrely, wear rubber duck hats. Humanity’s resistance is hanging on, and you step in as one of the planet’s defenders: level up, grab gear and drive back the invaders before night falls.

Saturn Quest: The Loneliness of Captain Navigator places you alone after a catastrophic viral collapse of the cosmos. It’s a compact, old-console-inspired adventure with a strong narrative focus and Myst-like puzzles. Progression is linear (aside from one large maze area) and there’s no optional content; only a single, simplified but still challenging action sequence appears at the very end.

MI10 is a short, brutal top-down roguelike shooter that wears its personality on its sleeve. You play as MI10 (aka "Milo"), the latest cleanup bot from Mira Industries sent into derelict planetary laboratories overrun by horrific, mutating experiments. Runs are shockingly tense-combat is reflex-driven and every mistake can end a mission instantly-so the game rewards quick thinking, precise movement, and aggressive adaptation.

"RISE FROM YOUR BED..." - V’s nightmare begins when a stressed-out mom and wife is woken by a mysterious voice and dragged into a cursed videogame. Trapped in a bizarre low-poly world full of strange creatures, she has only one way out: hit everything with a frying pan.

Take control of a heavy, physics-driven football and guide it through a merciless parkour of bouncing, kicking, rolling and narrowly avoiding disaster. It’s a precision test where weight and momentum matter, and what looks like a safe move can quickly send you tumbling.

Hotline Miami is a relentless, high-octane action game that trades subtlety for pure, brutal momentum. Set in an alternate 1989 Miami, you play a mysterious antihero driven by messages on an answering machine to brutally clear rooms full of hostile, often outnumbering enemies. The gameplay demands fast reflexes and careful planning: every shot can be deadly, every encounter is a balancing act of speed, positioning and decisive execution.

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is a lively, arcade-style return to Tomb Raider’s puzzle-and-action roots, and a worthy follow-up to Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light. This installment expands the formula into four-player co-op for the first time, letting you team up as Lara, rival treasure hunter Carter Bell, and the imprisoned gods Isis and Horus. Together you explore an Egyptian temple complex, fight mythic enemies, solve devious puzzles and try to avoid deadly traps - all while racing for treasure and high scores.

Labyrinth Flowers is a cozy, character-driven dungeon crawler that blends approachable exploration with thoughtful, turn-based combat. The core campaign runs about 4+ hours to credits, with additional floors to tackle if you want to keep exploring. If you like classic party-based JRPGs with clear roles, status effects and a steady sense of progression, this one delivers.

Fallen City Brawl throws you into a gritty, neon-soaked beat ’em up where four unlikely allies - and a ferocious wolf - fight to reclaim the streets from a collapsing criminal underworld. Presented in bold, late‑’80s/early‑’90s-inspired pixel art with large sprites and animated backgrounds, the game pairs old‑school arcade spectacle with surprisingly deep melee mechanics and a pulsing soundtrack by Daniel Lindholm.

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Intravenous 2 delivers a pulse-pounding return to old-school tactical stealth action, blending hard-edged gunplay with dynamic storytelling. You step into the shoes of two unlikely allies—Sean, determined to uncover the mystery behind his father’s kidnapping, and Steve, whose own agenda collides with Sean’s mission. Every choice you make—from how you navigate each level to which weapons you carry—shapes a uniquely personal experience and ultimately determines which of multiple endings you’ll reach.

Hunters Inc is a brutal, melee-focused co-op FPS that casts you as an orc in a savage world full of gigantic, environment-shredding beasts. Designed for 1-4 players, the game emphasizes close-quarters combat, teamwork, and repeatable hunts across procedurally generated locations. If you enjoy visceral encounters, class-driven roles, and hunting-for-crafting loops, Hunters Inc delivers a focused, cooperative experience.

UnderMine 2 builds on its predecessor’s celebrated blend of action, adventure and roguelike dungeon crawling to deliver an even more rewarding-and unpredictable-experience. You begin as a humble peasant, digging ever deeper into the shifting underground of Delvemore in search of powerful relics. Along the way you’ll combine, craft and transmute gear that transforms your character from a simple miner into a legendary hero.

Infestation: Origins is an episodic, four-player cooperative survival-horror game set in the 1980s, where what began as a simple vermin problem turns into something far darker. You and up to three friends play as professional exterminators called in to investigate, contain, and eradicate mysterious infestations. Explore distinct locations, unlock new areas, power systems to slow the spread, and uncover the source behind each outbreak. Each episode centers on a terrifying entity inspired by classic characters or urban legends, and the game can also be played solo for an added challenge.

Lay Of The Land drops you into a hazardous, ever-shifting world where environmental dangers are as important as the enemies you face - fires spread, sand can give way, water runs and pockets of gas can choke the unwary. Read the terrain and turn those hazards into tools to survive.

Call of the Void is a compact, player-driven action-RPG that leans heavily on choice and character development. The core loop centers on upgrading a handful of specialized skills to overcome environmental challenges and social barriers, letting you tailor your approach to each situation and build relationships that can open new paths.

The Legend of Cyber Cowboy blends Wild West flavor with steampunk cybernetics to deliver a fast, arcade-style top-down twin-stick shooter. You play as a gunslinger with a mechanical arm, blasting through waves of cyborg bandits and clockwork monstrosities rendered in crisp, colorful pixel art. Encounters are quick and intense, with a focus on positioning, dodging, and weapon variety.

Kill The Music is a rhythm-driven action game where your attacks follow the beat and combat flows with the soundtrack. Basic strikes occur automatically in time with the music, and tapping the beat at the right moments boosts those auto-attacks for extra power.