Knock on the Coffin Lid throws you straight into a frozen crypt with no memory of your own death and only a mysterious stranger by your side. To find your way home, you’ll have to piece together lost memories, explore three very different regions and decide which alliances—and betrayals—will shape your world. Along the way, you’ll build a powerful deck of cards, collect legendary artifacts and face off against rival faction leaders who all have their own ambitions for the empty throne of the Northern Gate.

Pacific Drive is a unique first-person driving survival game that transforms your station wagon into your best—and sometimes only—ally in a bizarre and hostile world. Set in a surreal reimagining of the Pacific Northwest, the game challenges you to drive through the mysterious Olympic Exclusion Zone, a place filled with supernatural dangers, shifting weather, and eerie remnants of forgotten research.

Soulslinger Envoy of Death is an exhilarating rogue-lite FPS that plunges players into the mysterious world of Haven, where they become an Envoy of Death. As the most dangerous soul in Limbo, players are tasked with upgrading their abilities to become the ultimate Soulslinger, taking on the criminal cartel of the afterlife in a bloody war. The game offers a rich, immersive western-fantasy setting filled with intriguing NPCs, each holding secrets to Haven's dark history. Players must navigate a tale of grief, loss, and one man's obsession with cheating death, making strategic alliances and facing formidable enemies along the way.

DEVILS WAY drops you into a chilling, unpredictable world where you awaken in a strange location with no memory of how you got there—and no obvious way out. As you explore dimly lit corridors and abandoned rooms, you’ll confront grotesque creatures, unravel cryptic clues and tackle intricate puzzles that will stretch your wits to the limit. The game mixes moments of genuine terror with flashes of dark, offbeat humor that briefly ease the tension—before plunging you back into the shadows.

The Other Me is a first-person psychological horror adventure that plunges you into Amelia Vanderlyn’s fractured mind as she searches for her lost twin, Ophelia. After Ophelia’s death, Amelia begins to slip between waking life and haunting dreams, until a cryptic message draws her into the abandoned halls of Lost Dreams Asylum. Once a place of brutal massacres and shattered survivors, the asylum and its five surrounding zones mirror the hidden corners of Amelia’s family history—and of her own psyche.

Zort is a tense cooperative horror-survival experience built around up to four players (solo play is possible but far less immersive). Your objective is simple: explore each uniquely themed map, gather key items, overcome deadly creatures and environmental traps, and unlock the doors that lead you toward the next level. Simple in concept, Zort’s strengths lie in its unpredictable puzzle solutions and surprising game mechanics you won’t find elsewhere.

Invertigo is a single-player sci-fi puzzle adventure that puts gravity itself at your command. You awaken in an abandoned research facility and must think creatively to uncover your fate. Throughout 22 increasingly complex rooms, you’ll unlock new gravity modes and face unique twists that keep every challenge feeling fresh.

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Hydroponics Farm & Store Simulator offers a hands-on journey into the world of soilless agriculture and retail management. You begin by selecting from a variety of hydroponic systems—raft tables, PVC pipe setups, and more—each of which can be customized to fit your ambitions, whether you’re tending a compact home garden or running a large-scale commercial farm. This level of flexibility lets you design an efficient, space-saving operation that maximizes growth and yield.

Sker Ritual is an intense, round-based zombie horror shooter from indie developer Wales Interactive. Set in 1914 on the cursed Sker Island, the game picks up after the “evil” ending of Maid of Sker. You play as Arianwen, the daughter of Elisabeth Williams, determined to stop her mother’s broadcast of the Siren’s Song and prevent the world from descending into hell.

Reverse Problem is a precision truck-parking and maneuvering game that challenges you to master every aspect of driving—from squeezing into the tightest spots to nailing tricky angles. Whether you’re out to prove your skills or simply sharpen your technique, Reverse Problem offers both structured challenges and open-ended practice.

Of Guards and Thieves is a multiplayer tactical stealth shooter that throws heavily armed guards against nimble thieves in fast-paced, team-based encounters. Both sides can rely on cunning stealth or go in guns blazing to achieve their objectives, and the simple core rules give rise to a surprising variety of strategies and surprises every round. Easy to pick up yet challenging to master, this title offers endless replay value and a fresh experience every time you play.

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is a delightfully absurd action-adventure game that casts you as a mischievous turnip on a mission to right your own wrongs—namely, your unpaid taxes. Evicted and desperate, you set out to settle a massive debt to the tyrannical Mayor Onion. Along the way you’ll explore puzzling dungeons, battle garden-terrorizing beasts, harvest helpful plants and expose the corruption at the heart of this once-peaceful vegetable community.

Attack on Toys delivers a surprisingly deep blend of third-person shooting, real-time strategy and nostalgic charm. From the moment you marshal your plastic soldiers—whether they’re tanks, helicopters, jeeps or mech-style robots—you’ll feel like a kid again commanding a miniature battlefield across living-room floors, backyard forts and tabletop arenas.

Neon Abyss 2 plunges you back into a dazzling, pixel-perfect underworld where fast-paced run-and-gun action meets boundless roguelike variety. Race through ever-shifting chambers of the Abyss alone or team up with up to three friends in online co-op, experimenting with wild weapons, bizarre companions, and explosive item synergies every time you play.

Mini Motorways puts you in control of a city’s traffic network, giving you the power to build and redesign roads one segment at a time. From the creators of Mini Metro, this minimalist strategy game challenges you to keep vehicles moving through ever-growing urban landscapes. As new houses and destinations pop up, you’ll have to rethink your road layouts, manage limited resources and select the right upgrades to prevent gridlock. Whether you’re playing a quick round or settling in for a marathon Endless Mode session, Mini Motorways offers a satisfying blend of planning, adaptation and creative problem-solving.

Asdivine Saga throws you into a fantasy world on the brink of all-out war. You play as Vyse, a resourceful mercenary determined to expose the shadowy forces pulling the strings behind the conflict. Alongside him are two royal princesses and a mysterious shinobi named Akane, whose unique “Throw” technique lets her combine items and unleash devastating special attacks.

Lazy Galaxy 2 delivers a surprisingly deep twist on the idle/clicker trend by blending base-building, real-time tactics, and incremental progression into a cohesive galactic conquest. You command a somewhat lethargic but undeniably nefarious alien empire, expanding star bases, assembling fleets, and dispatching wave after wave of enemies across handcrafted campaign maps. Even newcomers to the series will find an accessible entry point—no prior experience with Lazy Galaxy 1 is required.

Heading Out delivers a fresh take on the road-trip genre by blending immersive driving mechanics with visual-novel–style storytelling. From the opening moments, you’re invited to leave your fears behind and head out onto sprawling American highways, where every mile brings new choices, characters and challenges.

Imagine stepping into the shoes of a lone bedroom programmer with big ambitions. In Startup Panic, you juggle contract gigs, personal projects, and well-earned breaks as you strive to establish a steady flow of passive income. Every week counts: will you pour time into coding new features, training your fledgling team, or taking some much-needed vacation? Your choices shape how quickly your fledgling company grows.

Debug DeadLine is a first-person horror comedy that drops you into the hectic world of a Japanese game‐testing studio. You play as a part-time debug specialist at Dokidoki Games, tasked with playing through a horror title riddled with terrifying set pieces—and even more terrifying bugs. Whenever you spot a suspicious object, glitchy system or anything that seems borrowed from another genre, mark it down and file your report before things spiral further out of control.