Fueled Up is a fast-paced, chaotic couch co-op game that turns spaceship recovery into a frantic party challenge. Up to four players work together to fuel, repair and rescue damaged ships while dealing with sudden hazards - think wormholes, asteroid showers and the occasional space squid - all while trying to keep the engines running and fires and hull breaches under control. Sessions are short, tense and full of laugh-out-loud moments as teamwork and split-second decisions decide whether a rescue succeeds or the ship explodes.

Eador: Masters of the Broken World is set in a fragmented universe of floating land-shards, each with its own terrain and inhabitants. Immortal beings known as Masters vie for control over these shards; you take on the role of one such Master and shape the fate of Eador, deciding whether to save the world or dominate it. The game blends turn-based tactical combat, grand strategy and role-playing elements, so choices you make on the campaign map and in diplomacy have consequences beyond any single battle.

Abyss Eschaton Survivors is a tense, fast-paced bullet-hell roguelike that drops you into shifting dreamscapes to confront the minions of an Abyssal Lord and, eventually, the dark heart of the Abyssal Maze. The game blends precise dodging and frantic action with roguelike progression: each run offers new relics, gear, and characters to discover, forcing you to adapt as threats and layouts change.

The Dark Queen of Mortholme is a short, macabre second-person indie in which you play the titular Queen - the last barrier between a tireless Hero and the end credits. Presented on a fixed screen with lovingly handcrafted pixel art, the game lets you unleash the Queen’s evolving arsenal to slay (and re-slay) a persistent foe. It’s compact by design: meant to be experienced and finished in a single, emotional sitting, yet it hides replay value through branching dialogue and multiple endings.

Star Vortex is a compact, arcade-style casual game built around a simple, addictive loop: gather as many stars as you can, avoid incoming asteroids, and chase a higher score. Runs are short - roughly one minute each - which makes it easy to pick up and play between other tasks.

Dinosaurs Dominion throws you into a relentless quest to reclaim a savage, prehistoric world. Built around action-based combat, story-driven exploration, and layered progression, the game blends roguelite design with open-world discovery: each run is self-contained, rewarding exploration and conquest, while some lasting impacts carry across journeys.

Stellar Warfare hits like an old-school RTS shoved into full 3D space - think Red Alert vibes crossed with Homeworld's freeform movement and Supreme Commander's epic scale, but with its own gritty, looter-lite twist. You build a base, grab resources, cap space stations and spawn ships... then pimp those ships with blueprints you snag from wrecks. Pure, chaotic space mayhem. 🚀💥

ROLLERDROME - Rollerdrome is a BAFTA award-winning third-person action shooter that offers a unique blend of high-octane combat and fluid motion, creating an unparalleled action experience. Set in the year 2030, the game immerses players in a world dominated by corporations, where reality and performance blur, and the masses are captivated by the violent spectacle of a new blood sport known as Rollerdrome. As a player, you must navigate this adrenaline-fueled environment, mastering cinematic and visceral combat where each kill restores your health, and performing tricks and grinds replenishes your ammunition.

The Pub Life Simulator is a cozy and focused management sim that puts you in charge of turning a rundown space into a thriving neighborhood pub. The core loop is satisfyingly straightforward: clean and renovate your venue, buy supplies with a limited budget, open the doors, and keep customers happy while expanding your menu and capabilities. It’s a slow-burn experience built around micromanagement, experimentation, and careful financial decisions.

Look Mum No Computer is a quirky, music-driven twin-stick shooter action-RPG that drops you into the pixel-art world of Soldersworth. You play as Sam alongside Kosmo, a sentient synthesizer, battling and repairing rogue machines by blasting through their insides - and the weapons you equip literally shape the soundtrack as you play.

ScootX is a focused, physics-first scooter sim that aims to make every trick feel earned. Instead of relying on canned animations or arcade shortcuts, the game models the rider and scooter as fully simulated bodies - from the wheels up to the rider’s head - so grinds, whips and slams behave according to real physics. Trick inputs trigger animations, but the motion itself is driven by an underlying physics system, which makes each attempt unpredictable and satisfying when it clicks.

Monster Mop Up puts you in the absurdly charming shoes of a Custodian for the Ministry of Monster Concealment. Your job is equal parts janitor, rescuer and interior designer: explore quirky human environments, clean up all manner of bizarre messes left by lost Ragamuffin creatures, and bring those fluffy goofballs safely back to your expanding, customizable home. The gameplay loop is satisfying and light-hearted - search, scoop, upgrade, and decorate - with a wink at popular cleanup and home-renovation sims.

Amy’s brother Thomas is supposed to be dead-but when Amy finds his journals, his obsessive notes about lucid dreaming and other realms start to feel disturbingly plausible. Driven to discover the truth, she follows his clues into dreamscapes that blur the line between wonder and nightmare, and begins to suspect that Thomas might not be gone after all.

Warrior Maiden Lecia and the Lost Fortress puts you in the boots of Lecia, a top graduate fresh from the military academy who’s assigned to Kreist Fortress - a remote outpost whose standing has collapsed under the neglect of its current commander. With the townspeople’s faith in the garrison shattered, Lecia must single-handedly rebuild the fortress’s reputation and bring order back to the region.

Sensei! I Like You So Much! is a cozy, fan-culture sim that wears its heart on its sleeve. If you enjoy collectible hobbies, character customization, and wholesome slice-of-life systems wrapped in colorful, cyberpop aesthetics, this one aims right for the soft spot.

Kingdom’s Deck is a card-driven survival strategy game that puts you in the sandals of a monarch under constant threat. Every decision rests on the cards you draw: some summon farms, lumber mills and quarries to secure food, wood, stone and gold; others raise fortifications and training grounds to build a formidable army. Timing and placement are everything-play too early or too late, and you may find your kingdom overrun by encroaching darkness.

Alaskan Road Truckers drops you into the unforgiving Alaskan frontier as a long-haul truck driver with everything on the line. This hybrid driving and survival simulator challenges you to master treacherous roads, maintain your rig, and keep yourself alive against extreme weather and unpredictable hazards. Along the way, you’ll carve out your reputation in one of the toughest environments on earth—and you can download the full game today.

Progressbar95 is a charming indie title that cleverly turns your desktop into a playful retro operating system. It captures the nostalgia of the early PC era by pitting you against virtual office assistants, calculators, pop-ups and visual glitches, all while you rack up progress on a simulated progress bar. Whether you’re dodging annoying notifications, surfing an "old good Internet" complete with dial-up sounds, or hacking through a terminal, the game delivers an addictive blend of mini-games, puzzles and hidden surprises that will keep you smiling for hours.

Echo Point Nova is a fast, free-roaming open-world first-person shooter from the team behind Severed Steel. You play an expert combat explorer who crash-lands on a mysterious planet dominated by a ruthless mercenary force using ancient technology to build devastating weapons. The game blends high-mobility traversal, large-scale encounters with colossal bosses, and flexible singleplayer or four-player cooperative play - all in a seamless world you can explore at your own pace or while pursuing the main quest.

Lost Twins 2 is a charming and brainy puzzle-platformer that combines an adorable visual style with seriously clever level design. The game’s signature mechanic - sliding the environment itself to create new paths - leads to beautifully constructed puzzles that feel fresh at every turn. Levels steadily increase in difficulty and demand logic, patience, and creative thinking; solving one delivers a genuine "aha!" payoff, while getting stuck shows just how fiendish some of the challenges can be.

Everdeep Aurora drops you into a world driven underground after a relentless meteor shower. You play as Shell, a catlike child who wakes to find her mother gone and must drill deeper into the earth to uncover a hidden subterranean realm and its troubled inhabitants.