MasterQuest Fantasy is a love letter to the golden age of tabletop role-playing games from the late 1970s and ’80s. It wraps a modern procedural-generation engine in a retro fantasy aesthetic, giving you an ever-changing world of dungeons, forests, mountains and mysterious wanderers. Every new playthrough rewrites the tale—you might be racing to destroy a cursed artifact before the Dark Lord rises, or tracking down the Zodiac Knights to uncover their hidden lore. One minute you’re sneaking through enchanted woods in search of the Crystal of Shadows, the next you’re bargaining with a dragon deep in its mountain lair.

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 plunges you back into the eerie halls of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza—this time with a revamped roster of animatronic entertainers. The original, battered cast shares the stage with a new, kid-friendly lineup, each fitted with advanced facial-recognition software and linked to local criminal records. Everything looks safer and more modern—until the lights go out.

Will You Wheel? is a life-simulation racing game that puts you in the driver’s seat of a struggling mechanic’s workshop. You begin by rescuing beat-up cars from the junkyard, tow them home using your own truck, and piece them back together with everything from turbos and air filters to exhaust systems. As you earn cash doing odd jobs—delivering packages, pumping gas, or grabbing groceries—you’ll steadily expand your garage and your skillset.

Among The Whispers – Provocation offers a fresh take on paranormal investigation by blending realistic tools, deep storytelling, and a looming sense of dread—all without relying solely on cheap jump scares. Developed by Kip, whose goal is “to create the best darn ghost hunting/investigating simulation on Steam,” this single-player first-person experience challenges you to uncover the dark history of a cursed family and the restless spirits that cling to their ancestral home.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes unfolds across the continent of Allraan, where humans, beastmen, elves and desert folk have long shaped history through swordplay and the magic of “rune-lenses.” The expansionist Galdean Empire has harnessed a new technology to supercharge these lenses and now scours the land for a legendary artifact that will cement its supremacy. On one such expedition, Seign Kesling—a gifted young imperial officer—and Nowa, a humble village boy, form an unexpected friendship. Before long, fate drags them into a brutal war that forces both to question everything they once held true.

Pile Up! Box by Box is a lighthearted cooperative 3D platformer that invites you and up to three friends to stack, slide, jump and explore vibrant cardboard worlds. With its simple controls, chill pace and drop-in/drop-out multiplayer, it’s perfect for family gaming sessions or casual party play. Team up to solve open-ended puzzles, help the friendly cardboard citizens and unleash your creativity by building your own staircases and structures from the boxes you collect. When you need a break from adventuring, challenge your friends in frantic minigames like Boxball, Basketball or Tic Pile Toe, or go for speed runs in Timer Mode to refine your strategies.

Pumping Simulator 2 puts you in the driver’s seat of a fledgling gas station business. You begin by selling your inherited car to fund the purchase of a rundown station in a busy town. From there, it’s all about transforming that empty lot into a buzzing hub for travelers and locals alike.

Soar: Pillars of Tasneem offers a unique blend of serene exploration and exhilarating aerial thrills. You play as Nur, a child of dragons, who awakens to discover a world of floating islands, lush valleys, and towering ancient ruins suspended high above the clouds. As you spread your wings for the first time, you’ll uncover a mysterious corruption that threatens to consume Tasneem’s beauty—and with it, the forgotten history of an empire that once claimed these skies as its own.

A Night Duty throws you into the boots of a South Korean army officer tasked with investigating strange anomalies during what feels like an endless, storm-ravaged night. The basic premise is simple but effective: patrol dimly lit corridors, abandoned facilities, and open fields while piecing together the source of uncanny disturbances.

Sizeable is a short, laid-back puzzle and exploration experience centered around the playful idea of resizing everything in sight. Born as a student project and lovingly polished into Business Goose Studio’s debut title, it lets you wield the power to shrink or grow objects big and small—everything from houses and clouds to the very moon and sun. By changing an object’s size, you’ll alter tides, weather and more as you navigate each diorama in search of three hidden items (and, if you’re lucky, a secret turtle).

UBERSLAUGHTER throws you headlong into a trippy, retro-inspired FPS where survival hinges on mastering movement, improvising with a brutal arsenal, and navigating ever-shifting dimensions. Playing as Reapin Randy—a drug-fueled, bloodthirsty maniac on a mission to exterminate hellish anomalies—you’ll face relentless waves of enemies, gruesome gore effects, and the occasional unsettlingly cute critter.

Nidhogg is an award-winning, two-player fencing tug-of-war that blends graceful acrobatics with delightfully clumsy stabs. In this fast-paced showdown, each duel unfolds across a linear arena that stretches in both directions—your goal is not a single kill, but a series of victories that grant you the right-of-way to sprint toward your opponent’s goal zone. Along the way, new challengers constantly spawn, ensuring that any advantage can vanish in an instant.

Bad North drops you onto a cluster of idyllic islands under Viking siege. As the newly crowned leader—your father slain and the people’s hope fading—you must marshal your troops, shore up defenses and carry out orderly retreats to save as many lives as possible. Every decision carries weight: lose a commander and they’re gone for good; lose all your forces and the campaign ends in defeat.

Zoo Constructor is a detailed zoo and ecosystem simulator that lets you both manage a profitable wildlife park and create realistic habitats for over 50 animal species from around the globe. You can place creatures in environments that suit their natural needs, encourage breeding programs and watch each species thrive. A dynamic climate and plant growth system supports a variety of biomes, from lush rainforests to arid deserts, allowing you to build a self-sustaining ecosystem almost like a national park.

Space Beast Terror Fright is a retro-inspired arcade shooter that plunges you into an eerie cosmos where ancient space lore collides with modern intensity. In this game, you explore a sprawling, abandoned starship filled with twisting corridors and mysterious chambers, each harboring unexpected threats. As you navigate through its shadowy passages, relentless, otherworldly creatures emerge from the darkness, challenging your reflexes and strategic thinking at every turn.

Lost Castle 2 is a thrilling 2D beat ’em up rogue-lite that sends you into the depths of the mysterious Dark Castle. As a member of the Treasure Hunters Guild, you’ll battle through ever-changing levels, face mutated creatures and Eldritch foes, and unearth powerful artifacts. Each run promises fresh excitement thanks to its dynamic roguelite progression and richly varied combat mechanics.

The Spell Brigade is an online co‑op survival shooter built for one to four wizards. You and your friends team up to battle endless waves of dark creatures, tackling randomly generated, squad‑based objectives along the way. As you play, you’ll unlock new spell upgrades and elemental infusions—mix in enchantments, relics and quest rewards to forge custom, over‑the‑top spell combinations.

Streets of Rogue 2 is a wildly ambitious, systems-driven roguelike sandbox that hands you the keys to a living, breathing open world—and then dares you to make your own fun. Whether you’re playing solo or teaming up with friends in local or online co-op, the goal is simple: overthrow a corrupt president and seize control of the entire county. The method? Entirely up to you.

The Exit 8 is a brief, atmospheric walking simulator that plunges you into an endless, dimly lit underground passageway echoing with the unease of Japanese liminal spaces and “Backrooms” urban legends. Your only goal is simple—reach “The Exit 8”—yet every flicker of light or strange distortion in the tunnel demands your full attention. A single misstep in judgment—overlooking an anomaly—can seal your fate, so remember the rule:

Ants Took My Eyeball is a frantic, insect-infested roguelike shooter where you delve into a sprawling ant colony, armed with everything from pistols and shotguns to swords and explosives. You’ll dash, leap and dodge through ever-changing tunnels, facing swarms of hostile bugs and bizarre subterranean creatures that won’t go down without a fight.

Maid of Sker is a first-person survival horror set in a secluded Victorian hotel steeped in Welsh folklore. You step into the shoes of Thomas Evans in 1898, armed only with a unique sound-based device. As you explore the decaying halls, you must move quietly, manage your fear and rely on audio cues to outwit the cultish “Quiet Ones” who stalk the building.