Welcome to FACEMINER, a pre-Y2K techno-optimistic click-em-up where you turn faces into profit. Starting as a rookie data sorter, your mission is to build a planetary biometric processing empire from the ground up. You’ll harvest raw facial data, upgrade your software, expand your hardware network and juggle ever-rising costs to keep your operation afloat.

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.

Barotrauma is a 2D cooperative survival-horror submarine simulator set beneath the irradiated ice of Jupiter’s moon Europa. Inspired by games like FTL: Faster Than Light, Rimworld, Dwarf Fortress and Space Station 13, Barotrauma combines ragdoll physics, alien sea monsters and dark, claustrophobic tension with teamwork—and the ever-present threat of sabotage.

Astronomics delivers a compelling blend of strategy, automation and exploration set against the harsh frontier of the asteroid belt. At its heart you’ll be dispatching expeditions to passing asteroids, racing to harvest precious resources before your window of opportunity closes. Early on, your operations are small and manual, but the real fun begins when you invest in mining rigs, worker bots and command units that transform your outpost into a finely tuned production machine. Watching your network of machinery hum along autonomously gives a genuine sense of growth and mastery.

Arma Reforger reboots the legendary mil-sim franchise with a powerful new engine, massive open environments and deeply customizable gameplay. Set during an authentic Cold War flashpoint, it drops you into two sprawling islands—Everon and Arland (61 km² in total)—and challenges you to master realistic infantry combat, tactical vehicle warfare and dynamic mission creation.

Combat Mission: Battle for Normandy offers an authentic depiction of World War II land combat in Western France. Covering the three-month period after the Allied D-Day landings—from the initial invasion in June through the intense fighting of the Cobra Breakout in August—the game immerses you in legendary battles renowned for their difficulty and historical accuracy.

Dark Quest 4 plunges you back into a grim fantasy world where turn-based strategy meets dungeon-crawling adventure. Inspired by classic board games, the game sends your band of heroes into perilous underground lairs filled with traps, arcane hazards and the minions of a malevolent sorcerer. The puppet-master Gulak commands monstrous forces that snatch villagers from the night - only your party can stop him.

Ostriv is a promising city-building sim that challenges the conventions of the genre by eliminating grid-based layouts and artificial angle restrictions. Set in the late 18th century, the game lets you craft truly organic towns on a fully three-dimensional landscape. Your settlements will feel alive as citizens go about their daily routines, deal with shortages, face seasonal hardships, and react to the infrastructure you build.

Vivid World is a fresh take on the party-building roguelike auto-battler formula. Characters here have been reimagined as living jewels, and the game asks you to assemble, upgrade and manage a glittering roster to clear increasingly dangerous dungeons. If you liked Vivid Knight, you’ll recognize many of the quirky faces-only redesigned and retooled for deeper strategy.

Dicealot is a tense, stylish roguelike that turns every roll of the dice into a make-or-break moment. You play as Queen Guinevere rallying the Knights of the Round Table in a charmingly chaotic Camelot, using Farkle-inspired push-your-luck combat to topple cursed foes and ultimately save King Arthur. The core loop is simple but addictive: roll dice, build combos, decide whether to bank your gains or push for bigger rewards - knowing a single bad choice can wipe out that turn’s progress.

UnReal World throws you into an iron‑age Far North where a roguelike roleplaying experience meets a detailed survival simulator. The game is open‑ended and slow‑paced: you choose your path - fisherman, solitary hermit, daring explorer, hunter, trapper or trader - and try to thrive in a harsh, realistic wilderness shaped by northern folklore and traditional ways of life.

Havendock is a charming colony‑building sim set on the open sea, where you guide a humble settlement from rickety rafts to a high‑tech floating metropolis. From the moment you create your own castaway, you’ll be scavenging debris for wood and scrap, laying foundations for workshops and homes, and shaping your oceanic haven exactly the way you envision it. The game strikes a soothing balance between freedom and structure, letting you build at your own pace while always offering new goals on the horizon.

Decktamer blends deck-building and monster-collecting in a turn-based roguelike. You explore a mysterious abyss where strange, mutated creatures dwell-rumor says riches await those who make it to the crater’s depths, but the further you descend the weirder and deadlier the wildlife becomes.

Tower Networking Inc is a simulation-driven economic strategy game with rogue-like twists that puts you in charge of an internet service provider inside a procedurally expanding tower. Each run the building grows new random floors full of homes and offices with different connectivity needs, and you physically connect clients by patching cables into switches, routers and data risers. You must manage a tight budget while meeting service level agreements - any customer complaint can end your run, so careful planning, troubleshooting and prioritisation are essential.

Monster Prom 3: Monster Roadtrip takes everything you loved about the original dating-sim parody and throws it out the car window-in the best possible way. Instead of trying to woo your monstrous classmates at school, you and up to three friends now hit the open road, juggling dwindling supplies, unexpected detours and the ever-present threat of running out of resources. Fail to manage your food, fuel or sanity, and your road trip dreams evaporate faster than a flat tire on a deserted highway.

House of Legacy invites you to build and rule your own noble clan in a richly detailed ancient world. Start from humble beginnings and turn a stretch of land into a thriving fiefdom, all while guiding your family’s fortunes through diplomacy, administration and warfare. Every decision—from arranging strategic marriages to raising armies—shapes the fate of your lineage and the balance of power among rival houses.

Set in Tattuga Bay - a place that used to buzz with tattoo culture but has fallen quiet - Tattoo Tycoon puts you in charge of the last surviving tattoo shop. Your goal is to rebuild it into a thriving studio: upgrade the space with new furniture, attract a steady stream of clients, and navigate relationships with quirky customers, fellow artists, and the city’s influential figure known only as "the Tycoon."

Sol Cesto plunges you into a beautifully mysterious underground realm, where every descent promises fresh danger and unexpected rewards. You play one of four unique characters, each with its own stats, special powers, and playstyle. As you step onto the combat grid, you choose a row and then fate decides which of the four tiles you’ll land on. Will it be a treasure chest brimming with gold, a vicious monster eager to drain your health, or a hidden trap dripping with deadly poison? That element of chance keeps each run thrillingly unpredictable.

Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (TABS) puts you in charge of red and blue wobblers hailing from ancient lands, eerie realms, and fantastical worlds. Using one of the most delightfully wobbly physics systems ever created, you’ll set up and watch chaotic battles unfold in hilarious simulations.

Biped 2 is a cheerful, cooperative action-adventure that expands on the lovable two-legged robots Aku and Sila and their reliance on teamwork. The sequel keeps the charming, lighthearted tone of the original while adding new movement options and puzzle mechanics that make the pair-based gameplay feel fresh and dynamic.

Set in the year 2140, Earth 2140 throws you into a bleak future where only two superpowers remain: the United Civilized States (UCS), holding the American continent, Western Europe and North Africa, and the Eurasian Dynasty (ED), controlling Eastern Europe and Asia. After decades of wars and environmental catastrophe, most of humanity lives in newly built underground cities. Large parts of the globe - notably Australia and much of Africa - were rendered permanently uninhabitable by toxic biological and chemical weapons, wiped from maps and memory. With natural resources dwindling, above‑ground extraction has reignited conflict; a final, decisive war erupts to determine who will control the last reserves and ultimately rule the world.