Microtopia is a charming colony-management game where you guide a bustling community of robot ants through a world built from discarded electronics. You start by deploying your queen and laying down simple trails that tell your ants where to forage, build and maintain the nest. As your colony grows, you’ll unlock new buildings, advanced sensors and logic gates that let you automate nearly every aspect of daily life.

Contraband Police puts you in the shoes of a rookie border guard stationed in the rugged mountain passes of Karikatka in 1981. Tasked with enforcing the strict entry regulations of the Acarist People’s Republic, you’ll spend your days inspecting documents, scanning vehicles for hidden caches, and keeping a watchful eye on everyone who crosses the checkpoint.

Battle Brothers is a turn-based tactical RPG that puts you in command of a gritty, low-power medieval mercenary company. Set in a procedurally generated open world, you decide where to travel, whom to hire, which contracts to accept and how to train and equip your soldiers. Every decision carries weight, because every veteran you lose in battle is gone for good—unless they return as the undead.

Pinball Spire is a refreshingly inventive mash-up of pinball action and Metroid-style exploration. You take control of Pip, a small but fearless pinball hero tasked with climbing a mysterious spire that materialized overnight. Instead of traditional flippers and score counters, this game turns each level into an atmospheric dungeon filled with winding corridors, hidden chambers, and cleverly placed bumpers.

Project Zomboid is an open-ended zombie-infested sandbox that challenges you with one simple question: how will you die? Set in the quarantined towns of Muldraugh and West Point, every decision—from scavenging food to fortifying your safehouse—can mean the difference between another day alive or becoming part of the horde.

Naev is a sprawling, open-source spacefaring adventure that lets you explore, trade and fight your way through a galaxy bursting with possibility. If you’ve ever longed for a sandbox universe where every star system hides new opportunities—or dangers—you’ll feel right at home here.

ContractVille throws you into the bustling Port Town with almost no money and a big dream: build your own business empire and design the perfect home in an open-world sandbox. Starting from modest neighborhood gigs, you and up to three friends can form a company, assign roles—from CEO to accountant—and tackle a wide variety of tasks that let you grow both your office and your reputation.

Trash Goblin is a relaxing, cozy shopkeeping game where you unearth dusty curios, clean and restore them, then transform them into creative new treasures to sell. You’ll chip away layers of grime, scrub objects to a shine, and even upcycle multiple trinkets into strange and wonderful creations. A parade of colorful customers—each with their own quirks and requests—will visit your store, so you’re always discovering new faces and stories as you build your reputation.

Rolling Line is a model railway simulator that lets you build, explore and drive trains in both PC and VR. Whether you’re designing a sprawling custom layout or simply wandering around a fully realized tabletop railroad, Rolling Line offers an open-ended sandbox experience with deep community integration.

Definitely Not Fried Chicken - a quirky business management sim with a twist that blends the exciting world of an illegal drugs empire with the charm of legitimate business ventures. Set in the glamorous, sun-soaked 80s, the game challenges you to balance underground operations with bona fide fronts like fried chicken shops, laundromats, and nightclubs. As you build your empire from scratch, you'll design a customized drugs production compound while simultaneously creating attractive, legal businesses to launder your profits and keep your operations under the radar.

Kingdom Two Crowns is a gorgeously crafted side‑scrolling strategy game that invites you to step into the shoes of a monarch and build an empire from the ground up. With a minimalist art style and atmospheric soundtrack, every decision feels weighty as you recruit loyal subjects, erect formidable walls and towers, and cultivate farms to fuel your growing kingdom.

Worshippers of Cthulhu plunges you into a dark, city-building romp where your followers’ fate—and your own sanity—hang by a thread. As the high priest of a nascent cult, you’ll shepherd humanity’s last hope (or doom) across a cluster of fog-shrouded islands. Whether you assign your disciples to harvest resources, construct eldritch temples or sacrifice themselves in grand ceremonies, every decision inches you closer to awakening the slumbering Old One—and unleashing cosmic rebirth.

Laundry Store Simulator offers a surprisingly deep and engaging business-management experience wrapped in the unassuming premise of running a laundromat. You start with a modest shop, a few worn-out machines and a handful of loyal, if somewhat impatient, customers. From there, the game challenges you to grow your humble operation into a full-fledged laundry empire.

Kingdoms and Castles is a captivating city-building simulation game that challenges players to grow a kingdom from a humble hamlet into a sprawling city with an imposing castle. The game places you in a living, dynamic world where your kingdom must withstand various threats, including Viking raids and dragon attacks. Your success hinges on your strategic planning skills as you manage resources, defend your people, and expand your territory.

Spirit City Lofi Sessions is an inviting escape into a world where soothing music and urban artistry blend seamlessly. In this game, you’re encouraged to relax as you wander through a vividly reimagined city—a place where every street corner holds its own unique beat and story. The hand-crafted visuals set a nostalgic, yet fresh tone, drawing you into an experience that feels both reflective and subtly cinematic.

Wrestling Empire brings the best of old‑school arcade-style pro wrestling into the modern era with higher resolution visuals, a smoother frame rate and instant loading times—all while preserving the fun retro look that lets you dive into the action in seconds. Whether you’re swapping holds in the ring, climbing the ropes for a high‑flying dropkick or trading blows backstage, this title lets you control every moment from bell to bell.

Turbo Dismount® 2 is a darkly humorous, physics‑driven sandbox where Mr. Dismount teams up with a cast of crash‑test characters and vehicles. Building on the beloved mayhem of the original, this sequel delivers polished visuals, refined mechanics and of course, plenty of dramatic high‑velocity disassemblies.

Shin Chan Shiro and the Coal Town delivers a warm, family-driven adventure wrapped in light life-simulation and mini-game elements. You follow the mischievous Shinnosuke as the Nohara family relocates to a traditional farmhouse in rural Akita. Here he learns the simple joys of countryside life—fishing in clear rivers, chasing fireflies and forest bugs, foraging wild vegetables, and tending a small garden under Grandma’s guidance. These moments feel relaxed and authentic, inviting players to explore every nook of the village and fill out a charming nature book with found critters and plants.

Love Tavern drops you into a charming isekai setting where you’ve been reborn by a benevolent goddess and tasked with running the coziest tavern in the realm. Your goal is simple: recruit a colorful cast of girls from various races and tribes, build and upgrade rooms one level at a time, and turn your humble inn into the most talked-about hotspot in the land.

Little Witch in the Woods invites you to step into the shoes of Ellie, a young apprentice witch sent to one of the mysterious Witch Houses in the realm of Lucerein Ortu. Your goal is simple yet enchanting: complete your apprenticeship by helping nearby villagers, mastering your magical studies, and forging a path to becoming a full-fledged witch.

Last Holiday throws you into the dusty charm of a North Bohemian village at the turn of the millennium, where teenage Ben seeks escape from an angry dad after flunking his high-school exams. The game blends life-sim, RPG and survival mechanics with a healthy dose of redneck humor: you’ll juggle basic needs (food, drink, sleep), temptation (cigarettes, beer, late-night flings) and the relentless taunts of your rival, Bruno.