TEVI delivers an energetic blend of fast-paced action and exploration, centered on its nimble protagonist, Tevi. From the moment you dive into this sprawling fantasy world, you’ll feel the thrill of chaining together dazzling melee combos with Tevi’s dagger and oversized wrench, while two orbiting companions—Celia and Sable—lend ranged magic support. Combating foes is a dynamic dance: mix close-quarters strikes with elemental projectiles, swap sigils on the fly, and discover surprisingly deep build potential as you tailor your abilities to any situation.

Nostalgaia is dying - not with a whisper but with a glitch. The world built from cartridges, CRT glow and high-score dreams is unravelling into ruthless pixelation: resolution bleeds out, frames stutter, and cherished memories threaten to dissolve into static. From the breakdown rises one unlikely savior - you, the most cosmetically catastrophic pixel hero ever to spawn - armed with stubborn courage, bad posture and a ridiculous amount of attitude.

Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is a faithful, lovingly reworked remake of the JRPG that launched the Trails series. It brings the first chapter of Estelle Bright and her adoptive brother Joshua to modern standards with refreshed visuals, tightened gameplay, and voicework that helps the memorable cast shine. What starts as a modest coming‑of‑age journey for two junior bracers quickly grows into a layered conspiracy that threatens the kingdom of Liberl, and the story unfolds with the patient, character‑driven pacing that fans of classic JRPGs appreciate.

Priest Simulator Vampire Show is an action-packed mockumentary that plunges you into a delightfully chaotic version of modern Poland. Assume the role of a vampire priest on a wild mission—to reclaim your baton and make your way back to Hell. To succeed, you'll have to battle shatanistic hordes, upgrade your abilities, restore a dilapidated church, and amass divine splendor.

CHEMISTS: Area of Infection is a gritty first-/third-person shooter set in an alternate present-day after a global catastrophe. You awaken in a hospital with no memory and must piece together what happened while surviving in a hostile, detail-rich world. The game leans heavily on exploration, environmental storytelling and realistic survival mechanics, forcing you to navigate and remember routes, scavenge resources, and manage threats at every turn.

The Boss Gangsters: Nightlife blends slick nightclub management with gritty open‑world gangster action, delivering a surprisingly cohesive hybrid where every decision matters. By day (and night) you curate VIP experiences-hiring dancers, stocking bars, and throwing themed parties-then switch seamlessly into the streets to run drug deals, settle scores and expand your turf. The seamless transition between club and crime missions, with no loading screens, keeps the pace brisk and the stakes palpable.

Chrono Gear: Warden of Time puts you in the role of Ouro Kronii, the Warden of Time, on a mission to repair a shattered artifact called the Chrono Gear and restore the space‑time continuum. The premise mixes heroic stakes with a retro 2D action presentation: fast platforming, close‑quarters sword combat, and a story that unfolds across interconnected hub areas.

Within the Cosmos is a single-player, first-person sci-fi RPG that places you in a future where humanity clings to survival. Set in the year 2278, you awaken as one of the chosen few from cryogenic sleep aboard a starship destined for the remote Adallio star system—a supposed refuge from Earth's catastrophic conflicts. However, upon arrival, you encounter a fragmented society divided into competing factions, each with distinct politics, philosophies, and ambitions. To complicate matters further, a mysterious and deadly android enemy emerges, threatening the fragile balance.

Dead Estate is a thrilling, fast-paced rogue-like shooter that immerses players in a horror-themed adventure. Set in a monster-infested mansion, the game challenges you to ascend its floors with one of 10 unique characters, each offering distinct playstyles and four different costumes. With a vast arsenal of 150 weapons and 300 items, every run promises a unique experience, enhanced by the discovery of alternate floors and floor variants.

Deathground drops you into a tense survival-horror scenario where reactive, relentless dinosaurs hunt you using sight, sound and movement. Whether you tackle the mission solo or team up with up to three others, the game forces you to rely on stealth, strategy and split-second decision making as you complete objectives and try to extract alive from an overrun prehistoric research compound.

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.

Risky Woods is a throwback arcade action-platformer that packs classic run-and-gun thrills into a compact, old-school package. You play as Rohan, a young warrior who must fight through haunted forests and murky caves to free petrified monks and send the evil Draxos back where he belongs. If you grew up on Turrican, Jim Power, or Contra, Risky Woods will feel comfortably familiar.

Police Stories is a unique top-down shooter that draws inspiration from SWAT 4 and gritty police TV shows, offering a fresh take on tactical gameplay. The game emphasizes making split-second decisions as you neutralize criminals, rescue civilians, and defuse bombs. Available in both Single Player mode and Online Co-op, Police Stories challenges players to think strategically, as shooting first is not an option.

Spindle puts a clever twist on the action-adventure formula by casting you as Death himself - or herself - waking up in a world that has suddenly become alien. The premise is sharp and often darkly humorous: you’re charged with discovering why no one can die anymore, and your only companion through this strange journey is a talking pig. That oddball duo sets the tone, balancing melancholy and whimsy as you explore.

Abnormality is a realistic, immersive multiplayer ghost-hunting horror game. Join up to three friends as a team of eager urban explorers, armed with whatever ghost-hunting gear you could find online, and investigate abandoned locations to collect convincing evidence of the supernatural.

Meet Retchid - a slow-burn, first-person shooter that smells faintly of cosmic horror and ancient stone carvings. Picture yourself as a TEC engineer sent to a mining complex on Titan to grab some classified research and encryption keys... except you touchdown and suddenly you're the only human left. Awkward. Cue creepy corridors, squishy enemies, and puzzle bits that make you feel both clever and slightly unhinged.

KeepUp Survival is a base-building and adventure sandbox game where you chart your own course in a vast, open-ended world. Set on a deserted island filled with diverse wildlife and abandoned structures, the game places survival entirely in your hands without any predefined tasks. Instead of following a rigid path, you are free to set personal goals and develop your own survival strategies.

Biped 2 is a cheerful, cooperative action-adventure that expands on the lovable two-legged robots Aku and Sila and their reliance on teamwork. The sequel keeps the charming, lighthearted tone of the original while adding new movement options and puzzle mechanics that make the pair-based gameplay feel fresh and dynamic.

Shes Leaving is a tense, atmospheric mystery that leans hard into forensic investigation and slow-burn dread. Playing as Charles Dalton, a blood-spatter analyst called to the snowbound region of Haywood, you’ll sift through evidence, interpret blood patterns, and piece together a chain of events inside a Tudor mansion and the haze-covered docks beyond. The game’s mechanics are built around real-life forensic practices, which gives the investigations a grounded, satisfying rigor: clues matter, and the more carefully you examine a scene, the clearer the truth becomes.

Painted In Blood presents itself as a personal love letter to thirty years of single‑player FPS games. Still in development, it promises a focused, atmospheric experience that blends old‑school shooter foundations with modern sensibilities: dynamic psychological horror, a tight single‑player campaign, and a striking pixel‑art aesthetic pushed to contemporary fidelity.

Duil throws you into a grim, atmospheric revenge tale: the kingdom of Targat lies in ashes, your family has been executed, and the undead warlord Vezruvil rules the ruins. You play as Duil, a man who cannot die, driven to carve a path to the heart of that darkness. The story is straightforward at first-vengeance-but gradually peels back layers of hidden lore and moral choice, and those choices matter: the game offers branching storylines and multiple endings based on how you act.