It’s 1949 and World War II shows no sign of ending. Europe lies in ruins, its people oppressed by the iron grip of Axis Mechs that scour the countryside, hunting down any spark of resistance. A handful of survivors has united under the banner of The Resistance, and you stand as humanity’s last hope. Your mission: infiltrate the heart of enemy territory and deliver a game-changing EMP weapon to turn the tide of war.

Space Scum is a tactical, turn-based RPG set across a series of procedurally generated planets, so every run offers new environments, enemies, factions and missions. You pick a custom origin and decide where to go and who to deal with - and your choices shape the outcomes you face.

Dungeon Clawler is a fresh take on roguelike deck-building that throws in an unexpected twist: a claw machine. As you delve deeper into the dungeon, you’ll grab new items using the claw, slot them into your deck, and experiment with game-changing synergies. Between battles, spend your hard-earned gold on upgrades, unlock mysterious “lucky paws,” and even try your luck at pachinko machines. Your goal? Navigate ever-shifting rooms, overcome fearsome foes and traps, and ultimately confront the evil dungeon lord to reclaim your lost paw.

Epic Auto Towers is a single-player turn-based strategy game that blends autobattler, deck-builder and roguelike mechanics into a fresh tower-defense experience. Each run challenges you to draft, place and upgrade a diverse array of Towers-ranging from the mischievous Cat Tower to explosive TNT Towers-then hit "End Turn" and watch your defenses face wave after wave of monsters.

Kaizen: A Factory Story drops you into 1986 as David Sugimoto, a fresh college graduate from Indiana who arrives in Japan expecting an international sales gig. Instead, you find yourself on the shop floor of Matsuzawa Manufacturing, tasked with designing and optimizing automated production lines. The game’s narrative plays out through charming 8-bit-style cutscenes and brief journal entries, giving your daily grind a sense of purpose and 1980s flair.

InfraSpace is a deep, logistics-focused city-builder that challenges you to turn a barren desert world into a thriving human outpost-and eventually a fully terraformed paradise. Rather than simply spending credits to erect buildings, you begin by sending your first astronauts into the mines to extract iron, carbon, sand, and sulfur. From there you’ll set up steel mills, concrete plants, farms and oxygen generators, making sure every essential item-from food to building materials-is produced on-site and delivered without interruption.

Microcivilization is a charming pixel-art mashup of strategy and clicker mechanics, where you Explore, Expand, Exploit and Exterminate your way from humble beginnings to global domination. Instead of following a rigid campaign path, you guide the nonlinear growth of your tiny nation by managing population, economy and military through a blend of active "click" features and passive production tools. Along the way you unlock government combinations, research dozens of technologies, recruit hundreds of unique heroes and experiment with ability builds to tackle both construction challenges and battlefield crises.

Youtubers Life - это. A cheeky, addictive influencer simulator that lets you start your channel from your parents' house and climb the greasy ladder to internet fame (and possibly a mansion in outer space 🚀✨). Make your first videos, get your first subscribers, chase views and likes, meet famous creators, crash wild parties, and learn to reply to haters without throwing your keyboard out the window. 😂📷

Esports Life Tycoon - is a management simulation game where you get to create and lead your own esports team to glory. Personalize every aspect of your professional squad: craft your shield, design your esports equipment, and create both your avatar and your players from scratch. Compose the esports team of your dreams and climb to the very top of the championship!

Geneforge 2: Infestation delivers a sprawling, open-ended fantasy adventure in a vivid alien world. You step into the boots of a Shaper-an arcane artisan who wields the power to summon creatures, craft tools or traps, and shape entire armies. When your creations begin to chafe under your control, you find yourself marooned in a savage mountain range caught between loyalist mages and a rising rebellion promising untold power. Every decision is yours: crush the insurgents or bolster their ranks, broker peace or wage total war, serve the old regime or redefine the fate of the Shaper order.

Operation Polygon Storm invites players to step into the shoes of a master general, where strategic prowess is key to victory. The game offers a unique blend of fast-paced battles and strategic planning, allowing players to assemble their armies from a diverse selection of units and abilities. The focus is on executing a master plan while adapting to the evolving battlefield with minimal micromanagement.

Operation Octo is an action-packed tower defense set beneath the waves. Play as an octopus scientist, Dr. Odin, working with a dolphin colleague to push back hordes of undead skeletons invading the ocean. Build and position a variety of sea-creature turrets to hold the line - and when your defenses crumble, the game shifts into frantic survival as you dodge for your life.

No Creeps Were Harmed TD is a fresh, chaotic twist on tower defense that rewards creativity, greed, and improvisation. You unlock, build, and heavily customize an eclectic arsenal of turrets and structures, then try to keep increasingly bizarre and dangerous creeps from wrecking your base across gravity-defying maps. The game mixes fully simulated 3D ballistics, vertical levels where enemies can come from walls or ceilings, and a player-controlled "super turret" you can reposition and upgrade mid-run. Expect furious, arcade‑style defense with plenty of emergent moments - from perfectly placed snipers landing headshots to entire corridors being teleported around by Porters.

A Monster’s Expedition is an adorable, low‑pressure open‑world puzzle adventure about curious monsters learning the ways of "humanity." The core gameplay is simple to learn but full of depth: you push trees over to form bridges and pathways, then follow them across hundreds of small islands to solve spatial puzzles and uncover little exhibits about human culture. The tone is charming and gently humorous, with short, witty "insights" that may include speculation, rumour, and hearsay.

Electronic Market Simulator is a calm, first-person simulation that puts you in charge of every detail of running an electronics market. Design and arrange your store to be both attractive and efficient, manage shelves and product placement, and create a smooth shopping experience to boost customer satisfaction.

RogueCraft takes the chaos of roguelikes and wraps it in a tower defense shell, delivering a fast, replayable experience built around merging towers, evolving them into stronger forms, and scavenging items to shape each run. Matches are unpredictable and often frantic: you’ll be juggling economy, placement, and synergies while adapting to enemy mechanics and the random rewards the run hands you.

This Grand Life 2 lets you play out "what if" life stories by putting you in the shoes of different people in different places and simulating the financial and social pressures they face. The game combines a character-preferences system with an economy driven by inflation, so choices about work, housing, study and spending have realistic consequences over time.

Art Shop Simulator is a chill first-person management and creative game that puts you in charge of your own art shop. The core appeal is freedom to experiment: craft unique paintings with your imagination, display them, and watch customers respond to your style.

Set in 182 AD, Three Kingdoms Mushouden plunges you into a corrupt imperial court and a war-torn land where officials squabble and commoners suffer. You begin as either an original hero or one of history’s famed warlords, building your forces and forging alliances before the collapse of order sweeps the realm.

Welcome to Sands of Salzaar-where hot sand, hotter battles, and the occasional "WTF just happened?" moment await you. You're dropped into a post-Old Empire wasteland full of squabbling tribes, shadowy evils brewing behind the dunes, and loot that'll make you say "cha-ching!" faster than you can say "sand in my boots."

Autarkis is a tense, smart puzzle-colony builder that turns every new world into a compact logistics and survival problem. You command expeditions searching for lost components of your mothership while building and running several settlements at once. The core loop is deceptively simple - expand, place buildings, connect them efficiently - but the neighbour-dependent construction rules and limited space force careful planning and constant adaptation.