Windswept is a charming throwback to the era of collectathon platformers, but don’t let the cute visuals fool you - it’s a game that expects you to learn by doing and treats skill and experimentation as part of the fun. Across more than 40 handcrafted stages you’ll face quirky obstacles, hidden collectibles and optional bonus challenges that reward persistence and inventiveness.

Royal Revolt Survivors mixes fast-paced, top-down roguelite action with Survivor-style battles, offering a fresh single-player experience and cooperative play for up to four people. Built on the Royal Revolt heritage, the game puts you in charge of defending a kingdom under siege by corrupt forces.

Heroes of Science and Fiction is a turn-based strategy game set in a remote star system where several spacefaring civilizations compete for control. Explore ruined worlds, secure vital resources and use them to expand your bases, research better technologies and recruit powerful armies. Commanders can be leveled up and taught new abilities, units can be upgraded, and you can equip your forces with artifacts, consumables and gear found across the map. Tactical combat rewards careful positioning, knowledge of unit abilities and smart use of commander skills to overcome even stronger foes.

Radiolight is a moody, slow-burning mystery set in the fog-shrouded town of Ashwood Creek in September 1985. You play as Ethan, a local police officer drawn into a missing-person case that quickly peels back layers of the town’s past and reveals something unnerving in the nearby national park. The game leans hard into atmosphere: rustling pines, low mountains, and an uncanny silence that makes every crackle on the radio feel important.

Content warning: contains explicit sexual content, adult themes, and mind-control/manipulation mechanics. Intended for adults only.

The Longing is an unusual, quietly powerful experience that blends slow-paced adventure with idle-game mechanics. You play as the Shade, the last servant of a sleeping king who has chosen to rest for 400 days to regain his power. From the moment you start, a 400-day countdown begins - and it keeps running even when you quit the game or shut down your computer. The central tension is simple but profound: do you wait patiently in the darkness, or do you spend those long days exploring, collecting items, and making the Shade’s underground chamber more comfortable?

Join Scott Whiskers on a funny, family-friendly point-and-click adventure as he sets out to find Mr. Fumbleclaw - the missing perennial champion of the legendary feline beauty contest "Ricky’s Finest." Inspired by the classics of the genre (think Monkey Island and Broken Sword), Scott Whiskers in: The Search for Mr. Fumbleclaw blends witty writing, colorful characters and clever puzzle design into a charming, modern take on the adventure game.

"Dredgers" is an engaging dungeon-crawling adventure that invites players into a world where both men and monsters are driven by the allure of gold and power hidden beneath the earth. As a dredger, your mission is to delve into these dungeons, seeking treasures such as gold, potions, scrolls, and food to aid your relentless journey deeper into the abyss.

Thunder Spikes Volleyball is a fast, 2D volleyball game that lets you perform every move on the court - spikes, tips, blocks, serves and spectacular diving saves. Read the defense mid-air, pick your move and score, or time your jump perfectly to pull off satisfying monster blocks.

Peaceful Days is a gentle, cozy farming and life-sim set in the quiet town of Aurora. The game focuses on building a comfortable life: expand your farm with crops and animals, decorate and customize, and take part in the season-driven rhythms of the town. Interaction with townsfolk is a core part of the experience-you can form meaningful relationships, take part-time jobs, celebrate festivals, and slowly uncover the secrets behind Aurora. If you enjoy slow-paced, wholesome gameplay with crafting, cooking, fishing and relaxed exploration, Peaceful Days aims to deliver that calming experience.

The Last Caretaker casts you as a reawakened machine charged with one simple, monumental task: save the last of humanity. Set in a drowned Earth of rusting megastructures and open ocean, the game blends survival-crafting with a quiet, purpose-driven narrative. You’ll scavenge scarce resources to craft tools, maintain and defend the Lazarus Complex where human seeds are incubated, and ultimately attempt to launch reborn humans into orbit. The tone is contemplative rather than frantic-each decision matters, and the world slowly reveals lost memories and human stories as you piece together why things fell apart.

Ambidextro delivers a refreshingly original twist on single-screen platformers by literally splitting you in two. You play as a royal wizard torn in half by a vengeful witch, forcing you to guide both your left and right selves simultaneously. Your mission? Rescue the kidnapped prince and princess before time runs out—and prove that multitasking can be a heroic talent.

Viscerafest is a fast‑paced, sci‑fi fantasy arena shooter that puts you in the boots of Caroline, a ruthless mercenary on a singular mission: earn enough cash to buy an engagement ring for her beloved Athens Fetter. When the mysterious warlock Cromune steps into the crosshairs of a massive bounty, Caroline wastes no time diving headlong into a blood‑soaked gauntlet. Standing between her and her payday are the fanatical troops of the United Scientific Conglomerate, led by the sinister Dr. Mortice, and the nightmarish creatures that answer to Cromune’s dark command.

Graveyard Gunslingers throws you into a relentless battle against the undead: survive each night as hordes of zombies swarm your position, then scavenge and gather resources by chopping wood and mining rock when day breaks. Bring your haul back to the campfire to upgrade skills, tailor your build to suit your playstyle, and uncover the map bit by bit as new areas open up. With every successful night you’ll edge closer to unlocking your character’s unique special ability-empowering you to tackle higher difficulties and reap greater rewards. Simple controls let you jump straight into the action whether you’re on keyboard or controller, so you can focus on blasting through waves of enemies without fuss. Download Graveyard Gunslingers now and see how many nights you can survive.

Executive Assault 2 delivers a unique blend of real-time strategy and first-person shooter action set against the vast backdrop of space. You’ll build and expand bases on asteroids, command fleets of starships and armies of robots and mechs, then dive right into the heat of battle in seamless FPS mode. Whether you prefer high-level strategic planning or manning a turret, piloting a fighter or charging into enemy outposts on foot, Executive Assault 2 offers the freedom to play your way.

Quartet is a 20-30 hour single‑player RPG that weaves together four separate, self-contained stories into a single epic. Start any of the four campaigns in any order; as they converge you’ll assemble a final cast of eight heroes who will uncover a secret, centuries‑old conflict and face a choice about the destiny of magic. Along the way the plot touches on train robberies and a government conspiracy, a mysterious deck of cards that reveals another world, deadly airships cutting across an imperial frontier, and an unlikely hero whose sudden power reshapes everything.

BeYourCat is a live-action interactive experience that puts you in the shoes of an ordinary person who suddenly gains accidental superpowers and, for the first time, can actively shape the feelings and lives of the people around them. The game focuses on emotional impact and player choice: branching scenes, many decisions, and consequences that can be immediate or that unfold much later. Choices matter, the difficulty is a little higher because outcomes are not always obvious, and the goal is to create a different kind of experience - not just to show attractive characters, but to make the player feel something new.

Star Leaping Story is a 2D side‑scrolling platformer action game that tests your reflexes and precision with a distinctive dash system. The game embraces a non‑punitive design: repeated deaths and rebirths are treated as chances to learn and improve, so every failure becomes an opportunity to grow and push past your limits.

Sunset High feels like a quiet, thoughtful mystery wrapped in high school drama - a 2D, narrative-driven choose‑your‑own‑adventure where your crush has vanished, you received a last text from them, and you’re trapped in a time loop. The game leans hard on story and character, inviting you to play detective by replaying moments, nudging conversations, and watching how tiny choices ripple through the day.

You are an intern photographer at a newspaper who, after a long shift, expects to go home - but your boss and the elevator have other plans. The elevator drags you into a disturbing journey that uncovers the company’s hidden, harmful secrets. As you learn the truth, you must decide how to respond: deliver justice or take another path. Your main tool is your camera, and your choices shape the outcome.

Desktop Defender is a compact idle auto-battler that quietly defends a corner of your screen while you work, browse, or play other games. The core loop is simple and satisfying: a lone tower automatically fends off endless waves of enemies while you gain XP, collect loot, and unlock permanent upgrades. Runs are short enough to return to easily, but long-term progression through Ascensions and cross-run upgrades gives a steady sense of growth.