Myst: Masterpiece Edition is a faithful recreation of the original Myst experience from 1993, brought to modern systems in a way that stays true to the classic while incorporating subtle yet engaging improvements. Released in 2000, this edition allows players to interact with objects by clicking and dragging, and navigate through the mysterious world with intuitive point-and-click controls. The game delivers a polished and immersive adventure without the need for a CD-ROM drive.

The Blackwell Legacy - это a charming neo-noir point-and-click adventure that sneaks up on you like a polite ghost tapping you on the shoulder. You play Rosa Blackwell, fresh off inheriting her aunt’s apartment and zero preparation for dealing with the afterlife. Enter Joey Mallone, a wise-cracking 1930s spirit guide who’s equal parts Sam Spade and Ghostbuster, dragging Rosa into cases of restless souls in Manhattan.

Old Skies is a point-and-click adventure in which you step into the shoes of Fia Quinn, a time-travel agent working for the ChronoZen Corporation. Your mission is to escort and oversee seven clients who each paid handsomely to visit pivotal moments in history. Some travelers want to satisfy simple curiosity, others hope to settle old scores, and they all expect you to keep their excursions both safe and rule-compliant. Of course, meddling with the past never goes exactly as planned...

The Hungry Lamb Traveling in the Late Ming Dynasty plunges you into a dark, atmospheric adventure set during the final years of the Ming court (1628-1644). Famine, land annexation and the Little Ice Age have driven the realm to the brink of collapse, and rebellions simmer everywhere. You play as Liang, a former nobleman turned bandit after a devastating explosion cost him everything. Hired by a mysterious merchant, he must escort four abducted girls-each with her own secrets-across war-torn China to the city of Luoyang.

Rat Climber is a deceptively simple yet deeply engaging 3D "ratformer" that puts you in the paws of Ratty, a determined little rodent on a single-minded quest to reach the top and claim the ultimate prize: cheese. There are no convoluted upgrade trees, no hoards of collectibles you’ll never use, and no hidden power-up systems. Instead, you’re given just three basic actions-walk, jump, and dash-and asked to think like a rat as you scramble up a series of vertical labyrinths.

Downwell plunges you into a deceptively simple yet endlessly addictive vertical adventure. You play as a daring explorer who descends into a mysterious well in search of glittering red gems, armed only with a pair of fearsome Gunboots. Each shot not only blasts enemies into bits but also slows your fall-turning every jump into a strategic choice between offense and control.

Helskate is a high-octane action roguelite that fuses classic arcade-style skateboarding with brutal dungeon crawling. You take on the role of a skater trapped in Vertheim, a nightmarish labyrinth ruled by monstrous deities of skating. Your board is both transport and weapon: grind rails, wall-ride and manual your way through demonic halls, chaining ollies, kickflips and other tricks to power up your attacks.

NYO-NIN-JIMA - My New Life in Charge of a Tropical Island is a short, heartwarming visual novel that follows Shoichi Harama as he rebuilds his life on a remote southern island. Fired unjustly from his old job, Shoichi accepts a surprising offer from "Sensei" to manage the island and care for the Kowakame family. As he settles in, he finds solace in simple island life and the warm hospitality of Nanami, Maki, and Nono.

A Bird Story is a brief, wordless journey from the creator of To the Moon and Finding Paradise. In roughly one hour of playtime, you’ll guide a young boy who discovers an injured bird in his backyard and nurtures it back to health. Though it shares the same heartfelt sensibility as its predecessors, this standalone title isn’t a sequel-instead, it’s an experimental dive into simple storytelling through interactive pixel animation.

FoxTail is a lovingly crafted point-and-click adventure that takes you straight back to the pixel-art classics of the mid-’90s. You play as Leah, a clever young fox on a heartfelt quest to find a cure for her ailing grandmother. Along the way, you’ll journey through misty forests, treacherous swamps, winding caves and abandoned mines, all rendered in warm, nostalgic pixel graphics that never feel dated.

Space Pirates and Zombies 2 drops you into a dying galaxy where the zombie menace has been beaten but civilization lies in ruins. Fuel is precious, technology is cobbled together from whatever wreckage you can find, and survival depends on scavenging hostile star systems. You’re just one of hundreds of captains, each driven by the same hunger for resources-none of them bow to a central hero, and alliances shift as scarcity forces friends and rivals alike into conflict.

Pyramids and Aliens Escape Room delivers an atmospheric blend of ancient mystique and otherworldly intrigue. You take on the role of an archaeologist determined to track down your missing mentor, who vanished deep inside a forgotten Egyptian pyramid. As you push past crumbling corridors and dusty chambers, it quickly becomes clear that this place hides more than mere hieroglyphs-spoiler alert, the pyramid was not built by humans.

Fearbonding is a dark BL horror visual novel where you step into the shoes of Hinata, a demon with an insatiable craving for the sweetest fear. When he encounters Kosuke Arima-a dangerously unhinged, yandere man-Hinata’s objective becomes clear: subdue this terrifying human and feast on his terror without ever arousing suspicion. Your choices will determine whether you successfully tame Kosuke and sate your hunger, or become prey to his violent impulses.

Free Durov delivers a wild ride that blends horror elements with cheeky humor and nonstop memes. From the moment you step into its world, you’ll notice the developers’ love for pop-culture references and self-irony: jump scares are balanced by witty nods to internet culture, making every room feel like a new punchline. Yet beneath the laughs lurks genuine tension. Puzzles and hidden Easter eggs pepper the game, rewarding players who pay attention to both visual gags and cryptic clues.

Asfalia Fear is a charming point-and-click adventure that turns fear into something delightfully wholesome. You’ll explore a beautifully hand-painted world, solve puzzles, help a cast of adorable characters and even rescue four lost puppies-Laika, Lexie, Bosco and Bandit. Every line of dialogue is fully voiced by professional actors, and the classic point-and-click mechanics have been fine-tuned to remove friction and keep the fun flowing.

Step into the shoes of Annie, a low-level member of the SCP Foundation’s secretive Replication Division-a unit devoted to re-creating paranormal phenomena and anomalous creatures. Every day you run the same experiments, watch the same outcomes, and wonder why you’re locked into this endless cycle. When routine testing no longer satisfies your curiosity, you’ll have to make bold moves to uncover the hidden agenda behind these replicas-and rewrite your own fate.

Oaken transports you to a timeless, magical realm woven through the limbs of the Great Oak. Here, ethereal spirits once shared a harmony known as the Oak Song-but when that melody fades, the balance of the world teeters between restoration and ruin. As a chosen spirit-hero, you’ll set out on a roguelite adventure, shaping your own deck of powers and companions as you explore ever-changing paths.

Psycho Patrol R throws you into the shattered streets of Pan-Europa as a V-Stalker pilot in the elite Psycho Patrol, a special unit of the European Federal Police. It fuses high-octane first-person shooter combat with detective-style exploration and RPG progression, tasking you not only with defeating armed psychohazards but also unraveling a deeper mystery tied to the elusive Orgone. The result is a hybrid experience where every firefight, stealth breach or dialogue choice feels part of a larger mission to prevent neural collapse on a planetary scale.

Camp Z: The Awakening throws you into an alternate‐history World War II where Hitler’s cruelest experiment has already won. By splicing human DNA with that of animals, he created the Binary Super Soldiers-half‐man, half‐German shepherd warriors who overran every army on Earth. As the very first Binary Elite Super Soldier, you were built to secure an eternal Reich. But now you’ve broken free of your masters and are determined to stop the Führer’s nightmare from ever coming to pass.

Lonely Christmas is a first-person indie horror walking simulator that contrasts cozy holiday cheer with creeping dread. By day, you explore a charming countryside home tucked amid centuries-old pines, completing festive tasks left by Kevin’s parents. The twinkling lights, neatly wrapped gifts and the scent of pine all evoke the warmth of Christmas preparations.

Contagion delivers a tense, cooperative zombie survival experience that’s been praised for breathing new life into an often-stagnant genre. GamesBeat says it "aims to save the zombie game genre from itself," while RockPaperShotgun admits "Contagion does have a small role to play in the great gaming zombie apocalypse. I quite like it." Bloody-Disgusting calls it "a gory, addictive horror game that’s well worth its $20 price tag," and Canadian Online Gamers highlight its heart-pounding atmosphere as "a tense survival-based horror game." Even Hooked Gamers lauds one of its maps, declaring "Barlowe Square is one of the best levels featured in a multiplayer game."