Alien Hominid HD delivers a blast of 2D side-scrolling madness with hand-drawn, cartoon-style visuals and breakneck action that still feels fresh decades after its original release. Developed by The Behemoth, this award-winning title combines frantic shooting, brawling and underground burrowing into a perfectly balanced, hardcore gaming experience – the kind that will have you grinning ear to ear as you blast through waves of secret agents.

Clatter is a turn-based arena tactics game that puts you in charge of customizable squads of fighting robots. Whether you prefer a careful, calculated approach or all-out aggression, you’ll find a deep strategic experience built around modular units, online competition and a rich single-player career.

Trainee Death Simulator puts you in the scythe-wielding shoes of an apprentice Death, scrambling to harvest souls and pay off an endless, otherworldly debt. Each play‑through unfolds through a series of branching, randomly generated events that test and reshape your Faith, Energy, Strength, and Evil. Will you loaf in bed, convinced you’ll never clear your balance? Or will you tag along with a seasoned Death to chase extra Souls and build your reputation? With every wrong turn—getting lost in the haunted forest, plummeting through the void of Death Tower, or mutating into a nightmare creature in the Dreamworld—you’re only a restart away from trying a new strategy.

Mad Smartphone Tycoon – In this game, you’re thrust into the fast-paced world of smartphone manufacturing and business strategy. You start with a modest company and limited funds, and every decision you make—from renting extra workspace to upgrading your working conditions—will directly impact your ability to attract talented employees and develop innovative devices.

Havendock is a charming colony‑building sim set on the open sea, where you guide a humble settlement from rickety rafts to a high‑tech floating metropolis. From the moment you create your own castaway, you’ll be scavenging debris for wood and scrap, laying foundations for workshops and homes, and shaping your oceanic haven exactly the way you envision it. The game strikes a soothing balance between freedom and structure, letting you build at your own pace while always offering new goals on the horizon.

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.

Streamer Life Simulator 2 puts you in the shoes of an aspiring internet streamer determined to climb the ranks of online fame. In this game, you start with an old, crappy computer and work your way up by upgrading equipment like cameras, processors, and video cards, as well as enhancing your internet connection. The game offers improved graphics and revamped gameplay, allowing you to create and customize your own streamer character in detail.

Artist Life Simulator is an intriguing roguelite game that immerses players in an alternative 19th-century world, where they must navigate the challenges of surviving as a classical artist. The game invites players to seek inspiration from the people, city streets, and the darker corners of the mind, all while balancing the fine line between passion and madness.

Haydee III picks up where the first two games left off, weaving a tense, suspenseful narrative that bridges the story of Haydee and Haydee 2. You awaken in a sprawling, labyrinthine facility packed with hidden passageways, deadly contraptions and relentless enemies. As you push deeper into six uniquely themed zones, a pervasive sense of isolation and desperation will keep you on edge.

Dwarf Fortress remains the gold standard for those who crave limitless depth in a simulation-driven strategy game. From the moment you generate your world—complete with rising and falling civilizations, unique personalities, and custom creatures—you know you’re in for an experience unlike any other. Now on Steam with charming pixel graphics, an all-new sprite pack and a two‑volume soundtrack (including songs sung in Dwarvish!), Dwarf Fortress has never looked or sounded better.

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.

Arms Trade Tycoon: Tanks is a deep and engaging tycoon simulation that puts you in command of a fledgling arms trading company focused on designing, building, and selling tanks from the dawn of mechanized warfare through modern conflicts. As you grow your enterprise, every research choice, production decision, and international deal will shape both your own empire and the course of global history. Play through small skirmishes, world wars, and evolving geopolitical tensions to prove yourself a true Arms Tycoon and Tank Designer. The game is currently in Early Access and can be downloaded today.

Follow the meaning is a surreal, hand-drawn point-and-click adventure that puts you in the shoes of detective Paul Trilby. A desperate letter leads him to a peculiar island town, sharply divided by a wall and controlled by a mysterious Hospital. In this strange community, regular citizens are admitted only to emerge later without their memories—hinting at a twisted conspiracy lurking beneath the surface.

Gravelord delivers a no‑nonsense, in‑your‑face boomer‑shooter experience that feels straight out of the ’90s—only ramped up with modern graphics, audio and a slew of fresh mechanics. If you ever wondered what Doom or Quake would look like with a wicked sense of humor and extra bells and whistles, this is your fix.

S4U: CITYPUNK 2011 AND LOVE PUNCH is a text‑driven adventure that puts you in the shoes of Miki, a daytime architect and part-time online “mouthpiece” in the fictional modern city of Castor Yard, circa 2011. Every keystroke shapes your day‑to‑day life—from juggling multiple chat conversations and architectural assignments to striking up real‑world encounters in the city streets. With over 300 decision points and more than 20 memorable characters, you’ll build relationships, chase romance, solve tricky situations and ultimately decide which moments you’ll carry with you forever.

Crab Champions is a fast‑paced roguelike shooter that casts you as an unlikely crustacean hero battling hordes of enemies across vibrant, exotic islands. Whether you dive in solo or team up with friends, each run delivers thrilling combat, parkour‑style traversal and an ever‑changing assortment of loot to power up your crab into an unstoppable force.

Railbound is a cozy, track‑bending puzzle game that follows a pair of adventurous dogs on a train journey around the world. Your goal is to lay down, remove and reroute railway connections so that every carriage safely links to the locomotive without crashing into one another.

TAPE DENIAL is a first-person psychological thriller that drags you into the shattered mind of a soul in distress. Trapped inside a house haunted by painful memories, you must explore every room, solve intricate puzzles and piece together the fragments of a broken past. Each solved challenge unlocks a cassette tape, revealing a vivid 3D cutscene that brings you closer to the truth you’ve been running from. As reality and recollection blur, you’ll confront themes of attachment, abandonment, depression and heartbreak in an experience where healing and self-destruction hang by a thread.

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.

Tardy is a sci-fi pixel‐art adventure that throws you into the shoes of Ramto, a hapless wanderer who wakes up alone on a deserted spaceship. With no memory of how to pilot the craft and surrounded by bizarre machinery built by a potentially unhinged engineer, you must poke and prod at terminals, gadgets, and hi‑tech scraps to uncover what happened to the missing crew—and find your way home.

Katana ZERO – a blistering, shoulder‑twitching neo‑noir action‑platformer that demands precision, reflexes, and a taste for stylish violence. You play as a mysterious assassin known only as “Subject Zero,” wielding a razor‑sharp katana and an experimental drug that lets you rewind time. Every level unfolds like a deadly dance: you dash past gunfire, deflect bullets back into enemies, trigger explosives, and slice through guards in a heartbeat. One hit means instant death, but rewinding your mistakes is part of the fun—each failure teaches you the rhythm of the room and the order in which every foe must fall.