Ember Knights is a fast-paced action rogue-lite that casts you as one of the last sparks of hope in a universe engulfed by corruption. Praxis, the mad sorcerer, has drained the life from the Ember Tree and unleashed dark forces across the four Prime Worlds. Armed with legendary weapons and powerful skills, you must hack and slash your way through deadly hordes, defeat epic bosses, and restore the Ember Tree’s vitality—alone or in cooperative mode for up to four players.

Chrono Ark is a party-based, deck-building roguelike RPG that challenges you to restore a world swallowed by the Black Fog. You’ll recruit, train, and customize a team of up to four unique investigators, each armed with a personal deck of skill cards and perks. Every battle unfolds through card-based mechanics, so building the right combinations and synergies is key to overcoming increasingly dangerous foes.

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.

When Patty’s brother falls under the curse of the God of Poverty, her family is plunged into ruin and burdened by crippling debts. Determined to restore their fortune, Patty embarks on a culinary adventure in the frontier town of Marenia. Your mission: open and run a thriving tavern, master the art of cooking, and repay the family’s debts—one dish at a time.

Kraken Academy isn’t your typical high school. Spectral artists haunt the art wing, secret cult gatherings take place under the playground, and worst of all, rampaging crocodiles have begun snacking on unsuspecting students. A mysterious traitor hides among the faculty and pupils, and only you—together with a magical Kraken—can unravel their schemes before the campus (and the world) falls apart.

7 Years From Now is a story-driven pixel art adventure that puts you in the shoes of Haruto Soraki, a high schooler determined to recover memories lost in a mysterious accident seven years ago. Returning to his quiet hometown, Haruto must reconnect with old friends, delve into the town’s hidden underbelly and piece together the truth behind his missing past. Along the way, he’ll face enigmatic events, unexpected allies—and enemies—while uncovering secrets that stretch across time itself.

Lake Ridden is a charming, story-driven first-person puzzle adventure that takes you deep into a mysterious estate hidden in the Maine woods. You play as Marie, a 13-year-old girl in the late summer of 1988, who heads out for one final camping weekend with her younger sister and friends. When a quarrel sends her sister running off into the forest, Marie embarks on a search that leads her to an old, abandoned manor full of secrets, time-bending phenomena and supernatural whispers.

A Castle Full of Cats blends the thrill of hidden-object puzzles with the exploration and back-tracking of a Metroidvania. You step into the paws of Lily, determined to break the curse that has transformed every feline in the castle into dark—but still undeniably cute—creatures. As you unlock new areas, discover secret passages and collect keys, you’ll peel back the layers of a mysterious, multi-branched world that beckons you to explore every corner.

The Black Grimoire Cursebreaker – Embark on a medieval fantasy adventure inspired by old-school classics like RuneScape and Ultima Online. In this singleplayer journey, you step into the worn boots of Lord Rothar Aercrest, a feudal lord once revered now cursed and fighting to reclaim peace within the remote woodlands of Imberthale.

Fabled Lands brings the classic gamebooks by Dave Morris and Jamie Thomson into an expansive, open‑ended digital world. As an interactive fiction RPG, it invites you to forge your own path in Harkuna, a land teeming with danger, intrigue and hidden treasure. Whether you choose to uphold justice or carve out your own fortune, the choices you make shape every twist and turn of your adventure.

Mika and The Witch’s Mountain is a delightful fantasy adventure where you step into the shoes of Mika—an aspiring witch with a unique job delivering packages to the welcoming townsfolk of a small island. The game offers a coming-of-age journey set against a striking backdrop of magic and mystery, inviting you to explore every hidden corner of a charming mini open world.

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?

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.

Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer’s Legacy defies easy categorization—part RPG, part adventure, part strategy—and invites you into a beautifully strange, ever-changing world. From the moment you choose your wayfarer in the safety of Haven’s Temple, you know this won’t be just another grind-and-level affair. Instead, every decision you make shapes the world around you, and every quest you undertake writes a new chapter in a living, breathing narrative.

Looking for Aliens is a playful hidden-object adventure that casts you as a star on an otherworldly TV show. Through 25 vibrant, intricately drawn scenes—from the secret hangars of Area 51 to surreal dreamscapes and the far reaches of space—you’ll hunt down more than 250 cleverly hidden items. Along the way you’ll encounter adorable alien hosts and an overly earnest human named Shaun (yes, that’s him!), who’s desperate to gather proof of extraterrestrial life and make it home to Earth.

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.

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.

MiSide is a striking blend of cheerful anime visuals and unsettling psychological horror. At first, the game invites you into an idyllic routine: you visit “me” every day, help with chores, cook meals, buy gifts, and share intimate moments like selfies and lunches. Everything feels warm and affectionate as you promise to stay together forever.