Backpack Hero takes the familiar roguelike formula and turns it on its head by making your backpack the real battlefield. Rather than simply collecting cards or items, you must carefully arrange every piece of equipment, potion, and trinket into a finite grid—every placement decision can amplify an item’s power or render it useless. This mechanic adds an unexpected layer of spatial puzzle-solving to each run: a sword nestled beside a quiver becomes deadlier, while a poorly placed shield might leave you one step away from defeat.

Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom is a soothing puzzle game set within a grand adventure. Players journey through various environments such as castles, forests, deserts, swamps, and tundra, solving intricate puzzles to reunite with Aarik's mother and restore his family. The game features a unique crown inherited from Aarik's father, embedded with four powerful gemstones that allow players to alter their surroundings. By changing perspectives, finding hidden objects, and even manipulating time, players can navigate through the game's challenges.

When Patty’s brother falls under the curse of the God of Poverty, her family is plunged into ruin and burdened by crippling debts. Determined to restore their fortune, Patty embarks on a culinary adventure in the frontier town of Marenia. Your mission: open and run a thriving tavern, master the art of cooking, and repay the family’s debts—one dish at a time.

7 Years From Now is a story-driven pixel art adventure that puts you in the shoes of Haruto Soraki, a high schooler determined to recover memories lost in a mysterious accident seven years ago. Returning to his quiet hometown, Haruto must reconnect with old friends, delve into the town’s hidden underbelly and piece together the truth behind his missing past. Along the way, he’ll face enigmatic events, unexpected allies—and enemies—while uncovering secrets that stretch across time itself.

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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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.

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.

Bandle Tale: A League of Legends Story™ is a charming crafting RPG set in the vibrant world of Bandle City, where the furry, fun-loving yordles dwell. Developed by Lazy Bear (creators of Graveyard Keeper), this adventure puts you in the paws of a shy apprentice from Yarnville, an island devoted to knitting. When a celebratory gathering goes awry and the city’s magical portals collapse, it’s up to you and your unique knitting-based magic to restore connections between five distinct islands, befriend iconic League of Legends Champions, and bring the community back together.

Banners of Ruin throws you into a gritty, animal-filled city under the iron grip of House Ender. As a member of House Blackfoot’s resistance, your mission is to break through Dawn’s Point’s defences, cut out the rot at its core, and reclaim your home—even if your efforts must be carried on by others after you fall.

Batora: Lost Haven offers a striking blend of isometric action-adventure and RPG elements wrapped in a story that constantly tests your sense of right and wrong. You take on the role of Avril, a young woman who has already endured tragic loss. When an ancient cosmic force awakens, she’s swept across alien worlds in search of the knowledge—and power—needed to restore her shattered home. Every step of her journey forces her to weigh sacrifice against salvation, and these moral crossroads shape not only her relationships but the very fate of the universe.

Mesmer is a social-survival adventure set in a kingdom that has slipped into tyranny. You take on the role of Teri De Belle, a daring traveler who returns home only to find the capital under an iron grip. The King’s secret police enforce strict curfews, fields once meant for food are now planted with mind-altering “Paciflowers,” and dissenters are broken of their will through a cruel ritual known as “Horsing.” Faced with the threat of losing your identity, you’re thrust into leading a revolution that could restore freedom—or plunge the city into chaos.

Pagan: Absent Gods plunges you into a dark, folklore-inspired world where fairy tales meet double-handed battle axes. From the moment you step into its eight-act story campaign, you’re met with relentless hordes of demons, supernatural beasts and vengeful spirits—all eager to carve your name into the underworld’s finest hall of shame. Combat is satisfyingly brutal and fast-paced: simple to learn, fiendishly difficult to master. Whether you prefer WASD strafing, click-to-move precision or a trusty controller, every encounter feels weighty, visceral and, yes, occasionally downright punishing—especially on Hard and Master difficulties.

Bad Credit is a gritty, neo-western visual novel set in Tucson, Arizona in 2016. You step into a first-person role, trying to stay afloat financially while you pay off a ruthless loan shark. Along the way you’ll meet more than a hundred vividly drawn characters, each pushing their own twisted agendas and offering morally bankrupt schemes to help you turn a profit—or drag you down further.

Sunless Sea is a Gothic-horror role-playing game that plunges you into a vast, underground ocean teeming with danger, mystery and dark storytelling. From the moment you lift anchor, you’ll find yourself captaining a Victorian steamship through fog-shrouded waters where giant crabs, sentient icebergs and swarms of bats lurk just beyond the beam of your lantern. With an emphasis on exploration, nail-biting real-time combat and a richly woven narrative, Sunless Sea keeps you on the edge of your seat as you balance fuel, supplies, crew morale and sanity.

Shoppe Keep 2 plunges you into Customerania, a charming open-world fantasy where you step into the boots of a humble merchant. Your goal is simple: design and stock your shoppe, attract adventurers and townsfolk, and build an empire one cobblestone at a time. Whether you prefer flying solo or teaming up with 2–4 friends online, you’ll balance the art of commerce with the perils of adventure in a world teeming with wildlife, bandits, spiders and opportunity.

Fictorum puts you in the shoes of a seasoned, revenge-driven archmage who isn’t afraid to level entire cities in pursuit of justice. From your very first battle, you’ll wield legendary power—no tedious early grind required. Every encounter feels explosive and strategic, thanks to a magic system that lets you shape and customize spells on the fly.

Incantation is a first-person horror-mystery game inspired by the film of the same name. You take on the role of a desperate mother hunting for her missing child, only to find yourself trapped in the shadowy depths of Chen Village. Strange cults prowl its alleys, fear and madness lurk around every corner, and an ancient, malevolent force tests the limits of your sanity. What price will you pay for answers, and what happens when you cross the line drawn by this dark deity?

Dawn of the Ashen Queen invites you into a richly detailed, grid-based first-person dungeon crawler that feels like a love letter to classic 90s RPGs. Set in the vibrant world of Eshavon, you take on the role of an Emissary of the Grand Marshal, tasked with rebuilding an empire torn apart by the Grand War. When a surprise attack cuts you off from allies and plunges a border town into chaos, you must band together with three unlikely companions to unearth a millennia-old curse and thwart a conspiracy that could threaten the entire continent.

Despot’s Game is a wild, offbeat dungeon-crawler that throws you into a post-apocalyptic labyrinth where nothing is as it seems. You begin the adventure with a group of clueless, naked humans—completely stripped of memories but armed with an assortment of weapons. Is it a cruel joke, a bizarre experiment, or simply the rules of a twisted game? You’ll soon find out as you try not to die in a world that constantly challenges your survival instincts.