Still Wakes the Deep is a tense, atmospheric first-person narrative horror from The Chinese Room, the studio behind Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture and Dear Esther. You play an offshore oil rig worker in 1970s Scotland struggling to survive a brutal storm, a collapsing platform and a mysterious, relentless threat that has come aboard. With communications cut and exits gone, the game focuses on claustrophobic exploration, stealth and desperate improvisation as the freezing North Sea closes in.

Tear of Time: Lost Memory is an exploration-focused adventure that drops you into the shoes of a protagonist who wakes up on a remote island with no memory. The game centers on unraveling why she lost her past while searching the island for ancient treasures, secret ruins and environmental puzzles. The central mystery - and the game's emotional hook - is the artifact called the Tear of Time, which lets you rewind time to escape danger. There’s no combat or traditional game-over states, but the narrative teases a price for using the artifact, which keeps the tension alive without resorting to fights.

Graveyard404 is a tight, first‑person psychological horror that turns observation into your only weapon. Trapped in a looping, haunted graveyard, you must scan every corner for subtle anomalies - anything out of place - and use those discoveries to break the cycle. Success moves the story forward; miss something and the nightmare resets.

Letters To Arralla is a small, cozy slice-of-life adventure that asks you to be a mail-delivering turnip with a very memorable posterior. The core loop is charmingly simple: collect letters, decode pictogram clues on envelopes, and deliver them to a cast of quirky islanders. What sets the game apart is that you’re encouraged to open every single letter - reading other people’s mail is the main way you learn about the island’s gossip, secrets, and interpersonal problems, and it powers the little narrative threads you can help untangle.

Set in the 1920s, The Lightkeeper follows Arthur, a World War I veteran who takes a job tending a lighthouse to escape his wartime memories. In 1925 he is posted alone to a remote island due to staff shortages. What begins as routine maintenance soon unravels: the island holds terrible truths about the fate of earlier keepers, and the isolation exacerbates Arthur’s fragile mental state, turning each day into a growing nightmare.

Step into the shoes of a detective in DETECTIVE - Scene Crime, a tense, puzzle-driven mystery game that challenges you to unravel five gripping crime scenes. Each level presents clues, witness statements, and puzzles to analyze - you’ll need patience, logic, and attention to detail to separate accidents from deliberate crimes and build a convincing theory.

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.

Lan Party Adventures is a nostalgic single-player adventure that blends a cozy small-town mystery with light job-sim gameplay. It’s the year 2000 and you and your crew run LAN parties to make a little cash and eat pizza - until strange events start happening and your friend Pedro goes missing. To solve what’s going on you’ll set up networks, troubleshoot hardware, and follow the trail of clues.

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.

Sushi Ben is a charming, anime-flavored narrative adventure set in the seaside Kotobuki town, where you arrive to find the community - and its beloved sushi bar - threatened by big-city land sharks. The game blends slice-of-life humor with over-the-top moments, telling a sweet and sometimes bombastic story about making friends, standing up to developers, and finding your place in a new town. Presentation leans into manga and anime aesthetics: eye-popping 3D manga panels, a colorful cast of characters, and full voice acting that brings each scene to life.

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.

SAEKO: Giantess Dating Sim is a small, experimental adventure that mixes unsettling storytelling with simple but tense management mechanics. You play Rin, one of the tiny people kept in the desk drawer of Saeko, a mysterious giant girl. The game splits into two contrasting systems and visual styles: daytime pixel-art sequences where you care for the little people, and night scenes where you become Saeko’s confidante and reply to her with a choice of "Yes" or "No."

Wildwood Down throws you into a cozy-yet-creepy murder mystery set on the lively boardwalk of Wildwood, New Jersey. You play Dan, a friendly high-school senior who happens to have Down syndrome, and who must race to solve a dark conspiracy before it’s too late-his sister’s life depends on it. As he digs deeper, Dan’s unfiltered perspective and humor collide with a parade of eccentric locals, revealing danger hiding beneath the seaside fun.

The Procession to Calvary is a delightfully oddball point-and-click adventure that mashes together Renaissance art, classical music and Monty Python-style irreverence into a compact, clever experience.

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.

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.

The NOexistenceN of you AND me is a surreal, psychological-horror short visual novel that puts you directly in the role of the protagonist. One ordinary day, a mysterious girl materializes in your room-and from that moment on, every decision you make will shape not only her fate, but the very nature of reality itself.

Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land is a new entry in the Atelier series that follows Yumia Liessfeldt and her companions as they venture into the ruined continent of Aladiss. After a catastrophic fall of an empire that once mastered alchemy, the art is now taboo. Yumia, who discovers she descends from alchemists after losing her mother, sets out to uncover the truth behind Aladiss, the empire’s destruction, and the nature of alchemy itself.

Mala Petaka is a sci-fi, pixel-art FPS built on GZDoom with gameplay inspired by classic 2D shooters. You control Petaka, a hot-headed amnesiac who travels through different universes using warp portals to piece together his lost memories. Along the way he must fight one-eyed aliens, hostile drones and other bizarre foes.

The Rise of the Golden Idol picks up two centuries after the Cloud­sley family’s grim fate, weaving a fresh detective saga around the lost artifact’s dark legend. You’ll oversee twenty eerie cases—murders, conspiracies and occult misadventures—that stretch from smoky discos and psychedelic retreats to shadowy labs full of fax machines and parapsychological experiments. As whispers of the Idol resurface, disparate forces—an obsessive treasure hunter, a cabal of self-help cultists, ambitious corporate fixers and earnest scientists—vye for control of its mysterious power.

Tales Beyond The Tomb: Route 86 is a short, intense installment in a psychological-horror anthology that channels the feeling of cult "trash horror" films from the 1980s and 1990s. You follow five friends on a road trip that turns nightmarish after an ill-advised stop-what begins as fun and freedom quickly becomes a desperate fight for survival against an evil that hides behind human faces.