Descending The Woods blends survival horror, cozy farming simulation and open-world exploration into a single, cooperative experience for up to four players. You’ll balance paranormal investigations with homestead management as you descend deeper into a cursed forest, rescue and tame afflicted animals, and confront lurking supernatural threats.

Tarnished Blood is a brutal, turn-based dark-fantasy RPG where you assemble a small band of hunters and manipulate time itself to survive nightmarish encounters. Before each battle, you’ll navigate branching events that can reward or punish you based on your characters’ stats, traumas, and quirks. Every choice matters: decide whether to push forward for greater spoils or play it safe and risk missing out on powerful loot or lore snippets hidden in item descriptions.

Space Haven lets you lead a group of ordinary people on a journey through the stars in search of a new home. You start with a basic hull and build your ship one tile at a time, placing walls, doors and equipment exactly where you want. Every module—from life support to armories—serves a purpose in keeping your crew alive, comfortable and ready for whatever the cosmos throws at them.

PILGRIM is a first-person horror adventure set in a dark, medieval world. Cast out from the safety of your Village with only meager supplies and a mysterious powered wagon, you and your fellow Pilgrims must journey down a perilous, winding road to uncover the secrets at its end. Along the way you’ll explore crypts, delve into barely lit dungeons, traverse derelict towns and lose yourself in twisted woodlands, all while keeping your lantern lit against the encroaching darkness.

ZED ZONE plunges you into the heart of a harrowing apocalypse. After a catastrophic event, you awaken trapped inside a “Zed Zone” overrun by the undead and grotesque mutations. As a last line of defense, you’ll scramble for resources, upgrade your skills, fortify a shelter, and confront relentless waves of zombies and mysterious mechanical foes—all in a desperate bid for escape and hope.

Life Effect throws you into a shattered world where alien invaders have nearly wiped out humanity. After years of brutal warfare, the planet’s climate has twisted under the influence of a deadly virus and alien mutagens, turning once-familiar landscapes into hostile, nightmarish realms. Survivors have hunkered down in fortified camps, mining extraterrestrial technology to craft powerful medicines, weapons, vehicles and robots. Meanwhile, rival fortresses clash over precious alien artifacts, each determined to push evolution to its next terrifying stage.

Killer Bean throws you into a world of high-octane action, betrayal and unpredictable twists. You play as the eponymous Killer Bean, a once-loyal agent who’s turned rogue after discovering that the Shadow Agency he served has darker ambitions than anyone realized. Armed with nothing but determination and an ever-growing arsenal of weapons and vehicles, you set out on a personal vendetta to dismantle the organization that made you.

Castle Cardians is a charming deck-building adventure set in the once-peaceful Cardian Continent, now under siege by the Dark Legion. As leader of your people, you’ll gather resources, expand your homeland and recruit a diverse roster of fighters to defend against ever-encroaching monsters. Blending strategic card play with tower-defense tactics and RPG-style progression, Castle Cardians challenges you to master build orders, battlefield positioning and synergy between cards, relics, enchants and masteries.

Warbox is a tactical simulation that pits intelligent AI squads against each other in highly realistic firefights. You can watch engagements play out from afar or jump into the boots of any soldier on the battlefield. A comprehensive customization suite lets you build your own factions and outfit each unit with weapons, equipment and distinctive appearances. Beyond aesthetics, you assign specialized roles—squad leaders, medics, anti-tank gunners and more—so every soldier contributes meaningfully to your strategy.

ZOR: Pilgrimage of the Slorfs delivers a tense, turn-based adventure that blends survival, deck-building and positional tactics into a fresh roguelike experience. You lead a tribe of resourceful monsters known as Slorfs, thrust into a desperate pilgrimage across a hostile world. Their star god, ZOR, has shed a single tear that blotted out the sky with despair—now the tribe must expand its ranks and finish constructing the astrolabe before all of existence vanishes.

Spire of Sorcery is a dark‐fantasy, turn‐based strategy that casts you as a small party of mages on a perilous journey across the world of Rund. This Steam version (four complete story chapters) offers a taste of what the developers have in store for the franchise’s future—though no further updates to this build are planned. You can download the game now and experience several hours of spellcraft, exploration and tough choices.

Lost at Birth is a choice-driven adult visual novel that throws you into the life of an unassuming man whose “pleasantly boring” routine is about to unravel. He has a stable job, a comfortable home and a marriage—one he’s been secretly testing with occasional flings. Everything changes when a mysterious young woman turns up with a birth certificate, forcing him to confront long-buried secrets and decide who he really wants to be.

Maximum Action is the ultimate stress-relief shooter for anyone who’s ever dreamed of starring in an ’80s or ’90s action blockbuster. Don’t expect a sprawling narrative, character arcs or branching skill trees—this game cuts straight to the chase with pure, unfiltered slow-motion gun-fu and relentless sandbox mayhem.

Step into Quinterra, a fresh take on turn-based tactics where you lead your army across five distinct realms. Inspired by tabletop classics, roguelikes, and beloved strategy titles, Quinterra lets you outfit your force aboard a living airship and even upgrade units in the heat of battle through an innovative drafting system.

Fortune’s Run drops you into the bleak, corporate-controlled world of New Zabra, where food is technically free yet millions still starve, and every citizen has effectively been bought by distant off‑world powers. It blends the tight, strategic shooting of a classic FPS with the combo‑driven depth of fighting games and character‑action titles, all seasoned with the tongue‑in‑cheek flair of old‑school space operas.

Bastide is an Early Access alpha city‑building strategy game set in the 13th century and powered by Unreal Engine 5. It takes advantage of next‑generation technologies such as Nanite, Lumen Virtual Shadow Maps and Temporal Super Resolution to bring your medieval village to life. Every map is procedurally generated, ensuring a unique challenge each time you play, and planned updates will add mod support, deeper exploration and trading with neighbouring settlements.

A Merchant’s Promise is a physics-driven trading simulator in Early Access where you handle every item yourself—from the moment you lift it until you set it down or toss it away. There’s no traditional inventory system; the weight, balance and momentum of each object are completely in your hands.

DeepWeb Simulator – a gritty simulation that drops you into the shadowy world of deep‑web crime. You start by posting clandestine ads for everything from contraband foods to illicit substances, then negotiate secret deals through anonymous messaging. As you expand your operation, you’ll procure goods via radar‑invisible planes, stash packages in hidden compartments and make risky deliveries in back‑alley spots.

Thrive: Heavy Lies the Crown is a medieval fantasy city‑builder that combines settlement management, real‑time combat and weighty moral choices. You begin as a newly crowned ruler leading the survivors of Aldamor into the uncharted realm of Nysamor. There, you’ll guide your people to establish a thriving capital—assigning villagers to gather resources, erect buildings, explore mysterious wilds and forge your kingdom’s reputation, whether through peaceful trade or by the sword.

Schedule I throws you into the grim underworld of Hyland Point, a downtrodden West Coast city where you begin as a penniless, product‑less street dealer with nothing but ambition. Inspired by the DEA’s definition—“Schedule I drugs, substances, or chemicals are defined as drugs with no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse”—the game challenges you to build a criminal empire from the ground up.

Odinfall is a high‑octane roguelite set in a post‑apocalyptic Viking future, combining fast‑paced twin‑stick shooting with brutal melee combat. Each run drops you into procedurally generated arenas filled with destructible environments, crazed AI robot gods and hordes of Viking warriors. As you die, learn and retry, you’ll level up, gather ever‑greater firepower and sharpen your skills on the road to facing Odin himself.