Step into the shoes of an alchemist-medicus and run your own potion workshop in a bustling medieval town. Gather rare herbs and minerals, refine ancient recipes and craft dozens of unique potions to heal, soothe, and cure the townsfolk who line up at your door. Manage your inventory, balance the economy and reputation of your infirmary, and adapt your strategy as demand grows-from quiet dawns spent foraging to hectic evenings treating the sick.

Wildmender is a restorative sandbox-adventure where you revive a barren world by cultivating life. Start from a small oasis in the desert and expand it into a flourishing garden-plant seeds, direct water, shape terrain, and build structures to nurture your creations. As you grow your garden, craft tools, harness magical energies, and defend your land from malevolent wraiths that sap the world’s vitality.

Dragonshard is a re-released classic RTS set in the Eberron campaign of Dungeons & Dragons, updated for modern PCs with higher-resolution support, improved timers and physics, localization‑friendly saves and profiles, ASLR compatibility, and other under-the-hood fixes.

ENTITY: THE BLACK DAY is a third-person horror-action experience set in claustrophobic underground facilities and storm-drain tunnels. You play as Adam, a former special-forces operative sent to retrieve proof that a government-funded viral research program led to catastrophic loss of life. What starts as a data-retrieval mission rapidly becomes a fight to survive and uncover disturbing truths-events that make Adam question the mission and his own ties to the facility.

Magic Inn is a cozy, magical twist on inn-management sims that mixes hospitality, relationship-building, and light RPG mechanics into a single charming package. You start with a humble inn and follow a step-by-step path toward a 5-star establishment - recruiting chefs, sourcing ingredients from farmers and winemakers, upgrading rooms and menus, and courting fame (and even royalty). Along the way the game layers in spellcasting, collectible magical items and creatures, and narrative beats of tragedy and redemption that give the progression emotional weight.

Aurora Defense is a card-driven tower defense roguelike where you build a custom deck to place and upgrade buildings, summon units, and cast spells. When night falls, waves of a dark army swarm in and your units and towers attack autonomously to protect the Goddess Statue - choosing the right unit combinations and upgrade effects is the key to victory. Each goddess starts with a unique deck and relics, and as she grows you unlock more powerful upgrades and options. After each successful defense you earn new cards, relics, or encounter random events that steer your run in unexpected directions. Combine cards, relics, and building upgrades freely to craft a resilient defense and stand against the invading darkness.

A strange creature behind a desk forces you to play its wooden board game, where you take on the role of a captain hunting down a mysterious place called the Abyss. To reach it you’ll need to seize control of a continent, obtain an airship, and brave cursed skies - or more realistically, put together a crew and order them to do the dirty work.

Drop System Breach is a fast-paced action-strategy hacking simulator that blends puzzle-solving and roguelike elements. Set in a fractured, digitally isolated future, the game throws you into a world of virtual strongholds, espionage, and rival factions where skilled hackers can earn fame and fortune - or attract deadly attention.

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.

Paper Pirates is a lighthearted social deduction game for up to ten players that turns ghost-hunting into a chaotic multi-day voyage. Each day a captain chooses a subset of the crew to take part in that day’s events, and those chosen can either obey the captain or try to cause trouble. After each day the whole crew votes to throw someone overboard - catch a ghost and the crew rejoices, but toss an innocent and their spirit will haunt one of their accusers and turn them into a ghost in turn.

Rage of Towers blends classic tower defense strategy with hands-on, real-time action. Instead of only placing towers and watching, you can jump into the fight: directly control high-impact towers and mobile units (drones, tanks), manually aim artillery, and reposition units on the fly to respond to changing threats. The result is a fast, reactive experience that rewards both planning and quick reflexes.

Iron Core: Mech Survivor is a single-player, top-down roguelike action game that blends the shrinking safe zones of battle royale, the strategic planning of tower defense, and the frantic survival loops of survivor games. You pilot advanced AI mechs through a hostile, post-apocalyptic landscape where every run is a high-risk, high-reward test of skill, strategy, and luck.

Another Brick in the Mall is a simulation game where you take on the role of a shopping center tycoon. Your mission is to design, build, and manage a sprawling retail empire. From shops and supermarkets to restaurants, movie theaters, and bowling alleys, you have the freedom to create a diverse and bustling shopping environment.

AstroPlanet throws you into a hostile alien world after your ship is damaged and the air becomes unbreathable. Your goal is simple but demanding: survive, rebuild, and find a way back to Earth. The game blends base-building and strategy with resource management and terraforming, asking you to think ahead as you turn a barren landscape into a livable, even picturesque, environment.

Slidemagi is a turn-based tactical game where combat takes place on a 10x10 grid and movement happens by sliding entire rows or columns. You play as a powerful mage who uses a customizable deck of spell cards to summon units and cast magical effects. Each turn you make one action - either slide a line to reposition your forces or play a spell - and after that action all your units attempt to attack in the four cardinal directions.

Platoon is a compact, approachable real-time tactics game that mixes squad-level command with the option to jump into the boots of any soldier or vehicle on the field. Missions send you to assault trenches, seize villages and urban blocks, exploit cover and terrain, call in artillery, and coordinate tanks and IFVs alongside infantry to achieve clear objectives.

Realpolitiks 3: Earth and Beyond is a modern grand‐strategy game that puts you in command of any contemporary nation—from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe—and challenges you to guide it from Earth to the far reaches of the Solar System. Every new campaign shuffles a country’s starting stats and policies while preserving its borders and political system, so no two playthroughs are ever the same.

Sunrider Legends Tactics puts the series into a new fantasy setting where both newcomers and long-time fans can take command of a fleet on the high seas. Play as a naval captain in the age of sail and fight tactical, turn-based ship battles that reward careful positioning and loadout choices.

THE BEST INVESTOR is a strategic board-game style financial simulator where having money is only the start - knowing how to grow it is everything. You begin with $5 million and must build a financial empire through smart investments, bold decisions, and shrewd negotiations. Face up to five other players locally on the same screen, or take on smart A.I. opponents in solo mode. Every turn can change the balance: will you rise to the top or lose it all?

Book Shooter is a compact, quirky action game that blends magic shooting with roguelike progression, tower‑defense wave management, and the tense resource/strategy feel of vampire survival. You play as a sentient book awakened in a forbidden realm, armed with an unlikely arsenal-everything from a Bible that casts magic to a tome of advanced mathematics and a surreal "The Emperor’s New (Clothes×) Book." The premise is strange in a good way: gods in the forbidden area are trying to devour you, so you must open and combine books to learn spells, survive waves of enemies, and claim forbidden powers.

Harlot's Diary drops you into a gritty survival narrative where a desperate stranger offers a way off the streets - a life of prostitution. The game turns that premise into a thoughtful, choice-driven experience: you must learn about clients, venues, and the risks involved while balancing money, appearance, and, importantly, your mental health. Success isn’t just about earning cash; it’s about reading people, choosing when to push and when to protect yourself, and managing the slow wear that this life inflicts on your sanity.