Survival: Fountain of Youth drops you into the tumultuous Age of Discovery, where a shipwreck leaves you stranded on an uncharted archipelago. Every decision matters as you juggle hunger, thirst and energy while crafting tools, building shelters and hunting wildlife. The day-to-day struggle to stay alive drives home the game’s immersive survival mechanics: gathering wood and stone, fashioning primitive weapons, cooking your catch over a fire and treating wounds before nightfall.

Rivals of Aether II builds on its indie predecessor with a fresh leap into 3D visuals, deeper mechanics, and robust online support—offering both longtime fans and newcomers a fast-paced platform fighter that’s easy to pick up yet brimming with competitive depth.

Renaissance Kingdom Wars brings back the golden days of strategy games, reinvented with modern standards and complete with retro 2000s graphics. Set in the era of the Renaissance, a time of science, arts, philosophy, and warfare, the game places you in a world divided by warring kingdoms, merchants, and religions. As the captain of mercenary armies, you have the power to forge or shatter nations across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

Step into the boots of a nightclub’s undead bouncer—a necromancer hired to keep out rowdy, monster-drunk patrons after your vacation. Armed with a magic staff and an arsenal of dark powers drawn from mysterious gemstones, you’ll hack and slash through crowded dance floors, challenge tough bosses and discover new power combinations to clear the club of inebriated threats.

Mini Matches is a fast-paced, 1 to 4 player party game that thrives on chaos and friendly competition. Whether you’re racing across bizarre tracks, blasting your friends in shoot-’em-up arenas, sinking birdies in a frantic golf challenge or leaping over hazards in precision platforming, each mini-game delivers just the right mix of simplicity and mayhem. You can jump into local couch sessions or connect online, making it easy to gather friends or face off against players around the world.

We Happy Few drops you into an unsettling version of 1960s England, where the citizens of Wellington Wells have embraced a joy-inducing drug called Joy to mask the horrors of a recent war. On the surface, the city is bright, cheerful, and full of happy people—but beneath that veneer lies a crumbling society built on denial and conformity. As you press deeper into its streets, you’ll uncover hidden secrets, propaganda broadcasts from the omnipresent Uncle Jack, and the reasons behind the town’s unshakable insistence on happiness at any cost.

Slaps And Beans is the first official videogame starring Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, launching players into a brand-new adventure packed with humor, hand-to-hand brawls and plenty of beans. Whether you’re tossing bad guys around a dusty Western saloon, cracking wise in the streets of Miami, or causing chaos at the fairground, you’ll enjoy all the classic banter, over-the-top slaps and massive multiplayer melees that made these two legends famous.

Remorse: The List is a traditional survival horror experience set in the unsettling Hungarian village of Hidegpuszta. You arrive armed only with a strange list of clues that makes little sense at first, and it falls to you to piece together the mystery behind the town’s horrors. Every alley, abandoned building and overgrown park conceals vital hints—only by thoroughly exploring this interconnected world can you hope to uncover its dark secrets and find a way to escape.

You arrive on Longvinter Island as part of a research team sent to uncover its unique resources and the secrets others have tried to conceal. Beginning at a modest camp, you’ll gather raw materials, sell surplus goods, and reinvest your profits in ever-better tools and gear. Along the way you’ll encounter rival researchers—forge alliances, wage skirmishes, or plot betrayals as you all vie for the island’s riches. Trade routes and vendor stalls let you turn discoveries into steady income, while your growing reputation opens doors to new opportunities.

Lunch Lady is a tense online co-op survival horror for one to four players. With final exams looming, you and your friends decide the best way to boost your grades is to break into the school at night and steal the test answers. Ten pages are hidden throughout the dark hallways, and a vengeful, possessed Lunch Lady patrols the corridors, ready to pounce. Every playthrough shuffles the locations of pages, keys, medkits and even the Lunch Lady’s patrol route, so no two rounds feel the same. As the clock ticks on, the Lunch Lady grows faster and more relentless—teamwork and quick thinking are your only hope of escaping with all ten pages intact.

ENDME is the debut title from indie studio Ante Factum, and the team is eager to hear your thoughts—good or bad—so don’t hesitate to share feedback. In this short, genre-blending adventure you play as a mysterious everyman whose long-time employer has been sold off. The new manager forces him into a relentless schedule, working day and night for months on end, only to discard everything he’s built. But was it really all for nothing?

MeteoHeroes is a colourful action-platformer that puts you in control of six weather-controlling superkids on a mission to save Earth from pollution and chaos. When the evil Doctor Makina and her Maculan minions seize the MeteoHeroes’ base (the MEC), it’s up to Fulmen, Nix, Nubess, Pluvia, Thermo and Ventum to travel across nine iconic locations—from the ancient ruins of Rome and the streets of Cape Town to the frozen South Pole and the lush Amazon—and reclaim their home. Along the way, you’ll hunt for hidden items that cleanse each environment, dodge or defeat swarms of Maculans, and master each hero’s unique elemental abilities.

Rewind or Die throws you into the grubby world of a 1990s UK video rental shop, where covering for your unreliable co-worker means facing angry customers, a slobbering boss, and the nasty surprise of a serial killer on the loose. Between untangling VHS tapes, fielding creepy phone calls and that unsettling feeling of someone watching you through the front window, every moment is a tense fight for survival. Can you keep the store running, keep your head in one piece and—most importantly—remember to rewind?

Assault Android Cactus+ throws you into a fast-paced sci-fi shooter where every moment on battery power matters. You take control of Junior Constable Cactus, who answers a distress signal aboard a crippled star freighter only to discover that its robot crew has gone haywire. Instead of lives, your heroes rely on a depleting energy bar, so you’ll need lightning-quick reflexes and nonstop firepower to survive wave after wave of robotic enemies.

Shovel Knight Dig sends our hero into a brand-new underground adventure after Drill Knight and his nefarious crew smash through his campsite and make off with all his treasure. Grabbing his trusty Shovel Blade, Shovel Knight tunnels downward into a constantly shifting chasm filled with strange new lands, quirky characters and fearsome foes.

Tank Mechanic Simulator offers players an immersive experience where you step into the shoes of a tank mechanic tasked with restoring battle-worn military vehicles. Set against the backdrop of World War II battlegrounds, the game combines detailed mechanical work with historical authenticity, letting you experience the entire process of finding, extracting, renovating, and testing legendary tanks.

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Mark of the Deep is an atmospheric pirate adventure that blends the exploration and progression of Metroidvania titles with the tense combat of Souls-like games. You take on the role of Marcus “Rookie” Ramsey, a newly anointed Mark Keeper whose ship has been wrecked on a mysterious, cursed island. Your mission: find your missing crew, the Angry Mermaids, and unravel the island’s dark secrets.

Tiny Combat Arena is a passionate take on the combat flight simulator genre that manages to strike a balance between a deep, simulation-inspired experience and an accessible, customizable arcade flavor. Set against the backdrop of a fictional Cold War-era conflict, the game offers a unique visual style that enhances the overall immersive feel.

Bitardia throws you into a bizarre adventure drawn straight from the depths of Russian imageboard culture. You play as a self-confessed “/b/tard,” a home-bound geek who spends all day browsing strange corners of the internet. One evening, an anonymous user shares a link to a mysterious website. The moment you click, you’re ripped out of your chair and dropped onto an uncharted island, where two ruthless factions vie for control.

You are Yasna, a brilliant astrobiologist caught in the midst of a fierce space race and sent, alongside your crew, to the uncharted world of Regis III. What begins as a standard survey of this hostile planet quickly turns into a desperate hunt for your missing companions. Armed with little more than analogue instruments—a telemeter to pierce the planet’s thick atmosphere, a tracker to follow faint signals, and a primitive rover to traverse its alien surface—you must weigh every choice with care. Each decision ripples outward, shaping not only your fate but the fate of humanity itself, and may lead to one of eleven distinct endings in this deeply philosophical journey.