ENDME is the debut title from indie studio Ante Factum, and the team is eager to hear your thoughts—good or bad—so don’t hesitate to share feedback. In this short, genre-blending adventure you play as a mysterious everyman whose long-time employer has been sold off. The new manager forces him into a relentless schedule, working day and night for months on end, only to discard everything he’s built. But was it really all for nothing?

MeteoHeroes is a colourful action-platformer that puts you in control of six weather-controlling superkids on a mission to save Earth from pollution and chaos. When the evil Doctor Makina and her Maculan minions seize the MeteoHeroes’ base (the MEC), it’s up to Fulmen, Nix, Nubess, Pluvia, Thermo and Ventum to travel across nine iconic locations—from the ancient ruins of Rome and the streets of Cape Town to the frozen South Pole and the lush Amazon—and reclaim their home. Along the way, you’ll hunt for hidden items that cleanse each environment, dodge or defeat swarms of Maculans, and master each hero’s unique elemental abilities.

Rewind or Die throws you into the grubby world of a 1990s UK video rental shop, where covering for your unreliable co-worker means facing angry customers, a slobbering boss, and the nasty surprise of a serial killer on the loose. Between untangling VHS tapes, fielding creepy phone calls and that unsettling feeling of someone watching you through the front window, every moment is a tense fight for survival. Can you keep the store running, keep your head in one piece and—most importantly—remember to rewind?

Clockwork Empires throws you into the role of a Colonial Bureaucrat dispatched by the Steam-powered empire to establish and manage a dangerous frontier outpost. Your job is to lay out buildings, stock them with machinery and furniture, and oversee every detail of colony life—from food production and mining to research and spiritual welfare. Along the way, you must balance the ravenous demands of industry against the unpredictable needs of your colonists, each of whom has a distinct personality, memory, and set of desires. Fail to keep them happy, and you may find your settlement overrun with occult rituals, cannibal feasts, or worse.

Assault Android Cactus+ throws you into a fast-paced sci-fi shooter where every moment on battery power matters. You take control of Junior Constable Cactus, who answers a distress signal aboard a crippled star freighter only to discover that its robot crew has gone haywire. Instead of lives, your heroes rely on a depleting energy bar, so you’ll need lightning-quick reflexes and nonstop firepower to survive wave after wave of robotic enemies.

Shovel Knight Dig sends our hero into a brand-new underground adventure after Drill Knight and his nefarious crew smash through his campsite and make off with all his treasure. Grabbing his trusty Shovel Blade, Shovel Knight tunnels downward into a constantly shifting chasm filled with strange new lands, quirky characters and fearsome foes.

Tank Mechanic Simulator offers players an immersive experience where you step into the shoes of a tank mechanic tasked with restoring battle-worn military vehicles. Set against the backdrop of World War II battlegrounds, the game combines detailed mechanical work with historical authenticity, letting you experience the entire process of finding, extracting, renovating, and testing legendary tanks.

Collapse: A Political Simulator is a grand strategy game that plunges you into the chaotic world of politics in a fictional post-Soviet state during the turbulent years of 1992 to 2004. In this challenging simulation, you assume leadership of one of seven political parties, each with its own vision and internal dynamics, as you vie for power in a nation reeling from total devastation.

Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer’s Legacy defies easy categorization—part RPG, part adventure, part strategy—and invites you into a beautifully strange, ever-changing world. From the moment you choose your wayfarer in the safety of Haven’s Temple, you know this won’t be just another grind-and-level affair. Instead, every decision you make shapes the world around you, and every quest you undertake writes a new chapter in a living, breathing narrative.

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Looking for Aliens is a playful hidden-object adventure that casts you as a star on an otherworldly TV show. Through 25 vibrant, intricately drawn scenes—from the secret hangars of Area 51 to surreal dreamscapes and the far reaches of space—you’ll hunt down more than 250 cleverly hidden items. Along the way you’ll encounter adorable alien hosts and an overly earnest human named Shaun (yes, that’s him!), who’s desperate to gather proof of extraterrestrial life and make it home to Earth.

Mark of the Deep is an atmospheric pirate adventure that blends the exploration and progression of Metroidvania titles with the tense combat of Souls-like games. You take on the role of Marcus “Rookie” Ramsey, a newly anointed Mark Keeper whose ship has been wrecked on a mysterious, cursed island. Your mission: find your missing crew, the Angry Mermaids, and unravel the island’s dark secrets.

Bitardia throws you into a bizarre adventure drawn straight from the depths of Russian imageboard culture. You play as a self-confessed “/b/tard,” a home-bound geek who spends all day browsing strange corners of the internet. One evening, an anonymous user shares a link to a mysterious website. The moment you click, you’re ripped out of your chair and dropped onto an uncharted island, where two ruthless factions vie for control.

Cassette Beasts is a charming turn-based RPG that feels both fresh and wonderfully nostalgic. Set on the mysterious island of New Wirral, you explore an expansive open world filled with quirky monsters, hidden dungeons, and puzzles to solve—sometimes by transforming into the very creatures you’ve recorded on retro cassette tapes.

Builders of Greece is an immersive city-building simulation set in ancient Greece where your management skills are put to a true test. As the ruler of a burgeoning polis, you make world-shaping decisions to ensure that your city grows into a majestic metropolis renowned throughout the ancient world.

MiSide is a striking blend of cheerful anime visuals and unsettling psychological horror. At first, the game invites you into an idyllic routine: you visit “me” every day, help with chores, cook meals, buy gifts, and share intimate moments like selfies and lunches. Everything feels warm and affectionate as you promise to stay together forever.

The Axis Unseen is a heavy-metal horror adventure from one of the original creators behind Skyrim and Fallout. In this mysterious open world you’ll hunt creatures drawn from ancient folklore, using upgraded senses, elemental arrows and arcane powers. Nearly every bit of UI appears in the environment itself—your bow displays noise level, visibility and magic, tattoos on your hand glow to show health and active abilities, and your quiver holds the arrows you’ve gathered.

Step into the world of Cafemart Simulator, a laid‑back, pixel‑art café tycoon where every detail is yours to control. You start with a humble stall and a basic coffee machine, but by mastering fresh‐roasted beans, perfectly foamed milk and an array of sweet pastries, you’ll soon be the talk of the town.

You are Yasna, a brilliant astrobiologist caught in the midst of a fierce space race and sent, alongside your crew, to the uncharted world of Regis III. What begins as a standard survey of this hostile planet quickly turns into a desperate hunt for your missing companions. Armed with little more than analogue instruments—a telemeter to pierce the planet’s thick atmosphere, a tracker to follow faint signals, and a primitive rover to traverse its alien surface—you must weigh every choice with care. Each decision ripples outward, shaping not only your fate but the fate of humanity itself, and may lead to one of eleven distinct endings in this deeply philosophical journey.

Time to Morp is a charming co-op base-building adventure where you and up to three friends can explore, care for adorable creatures, and create your own slice of paradise on a vibrant alien world. As an intern on your first mission, you’ll uncover the secrets behind a mysterious SOS signal, befriend quirky crew members, and help a lost soul reunite with her family—all while enjoying a laid-back, cozy experience.

Utopia Must Fall is a fast-paced, vector-styled arcade shooter that puts you in command of a city’s last turret against endless procedurally generated attack waves. You don’t have to worry about pulling triggers—your weapon fires automatically—so you can focus on steering your defenses and timing massive counterstrikes, including sky-clearing nuclear warheads.