Welcome to PixARK, a vast and wild world teeming with vicious dinosaurs, magical creatures, and endless adventures! To survive in this mysterious land, you must tame both ferocious and cuddly creatures, craft high-tech and magical tools, and construct your own base out of cubes.

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.

MoteMancer is a fantasy automation game where you design elegant systems across six overlapping Elemental planes. On a Hex Grid you combine ingredients, structures, and arcane power to reshape the world through alchemical insight and clever layout.

There Are No Orcs is a combat‑strategy game that blends roguelike progression, tile‑building and auto‑battling into a fast, tactical experience. Place buildings on a grid to automatically generate gold or combat units, create powerful synergies through placement, and churn out a massive, seemingly endless army to smash your enemy’s base.

Loot of Baal is a fresh take on idle gaming that lives right in your screen’s sidebar, letting you build and dispatch a crew of hirelings to explore, battle demons, and hoard epic loot-all while you go about your day. Whether you’re in a meeting, browsing the web, or simply relaxing, your team keeps fighting, collecting, crafting, and growing stronger in the background.

Choose your own world and transform it into a thriving refuge for humanity in Eden Crafters. Each planet presents unique obstacles—treacherous terrain, radioactive zones or massive tidal surges driven by a nearby moon—so you’ll need to adapt your strategy to carve out a new Eden.

Terraformers: New Frontiers expands the base game’s vision of reshaping Mars by letting you push humanity’s reach to the rest of the Solar System. With this DLC, you’ll plan and launch expeditions to eight different locations—from the hellish clouds of Venus to the crushing gravity of Jupiter and the icy rings of Saturn. Each destination presents unique challenges, so you’ll need to adapt your strategies, technologies and resources to survive and thrive.

Wartales: The Skelmar Invasion throws you into the war-torn county of Ormance, where the ruthless Skelmar clans—united for the first time under the tyrant High Jarl Sven—have laid waste to every settlement in their path. The last stronghold has fallen, the Countess is missing, and only you can rally the scattered defenders, rescue her, and drive the invaders from each barony. As you press deeper into occupied territory, you’ll face harrowing battles, desperate villagers in hiding, and the challenge of rebuilding what war has destroyed.

Another Farm Roguelike: Rebirth is a clever mash-up of cozy farming and roguelike strategy that keeps things simple to learn but rich to master. The game removes the busywork of traditional farming sims (no walking around to chop trees or fetch items) and focuses on efficient, click-based play-build, gather, harvest, and upgrade without needless running. Runs are compact and dynamic, so you can expand from a tiny plot into a sprawling farm without a single long slog.

AColony is a colony-building strategy game that challenges you to guide a fledgling settlement from humble beginnings through four distinct technological eras. Starting with only a handful of colonists and limited resources stranded in a mysterious world, you’ll construct aboveground and subterranean buildings, decorate living quarters, manage power and machinery, research advanced technologies, and defend your community from both natural and man-made threats.

GOD FORSAKEN throws you into a bleak world abandoned by the gods, where creeping darkness and twisted monsters have turned the night into a deadly threat. Small bands of survivors struggle to resist ancient curses and underground evils - and it’s up to you to carve your story from the ruins.

El Hijo - A Wild West Tale is a charming, non-violent stealth-puzzle game that casts you as a six-year-old boy on a brave, personal quest to find his mother. After bandits raze his family farm and his mother leaves him in a secluded monastery for safety, El Hijo decides monastery life isn’t for him and slips away. The setup is simple but emotionally effective, and the game uses that child’s-eye view to turn danger into mischievous, playful encounters rather than bloodshed.

Kaamos Puzzle Roguelike is a compact, turn-based puzzle roguelike that blends tactical combat with match-and-drag tile mechanics. Battles play out on a looping grid where sliding rows and columns wraps tiles around the board, and you must match colors to counter visible incoming enemy actions. The result is fast, thoughtful duels where predicting foes and manipulating the board feel equally important.

Dino Hazard: Chronos Blackout delivers a surprisingly deep RPG experience wrapped in nostalgic 16-bit visuals and a gripping sci-fi storyline. Set in 2147 on a lush, high-tech island, you lead a disparate team of seven characters-each with unique skills and backstories-struggling to survive against both prehistoric beasts and a malevolent artificial intelligence.

Sparta 2035 is a tactical squad-commander game set in an alternate-future Africa. The radical organization Daamat has seized control of vast territories, and a beleaguered president turns to the elite mercenary unit "Sparta." You play as the commander: lead your four-man fireteam on dangerous missions, manage an improvised base aboard a seized cargo ship, run reconnaissance and contracts, negotiate with factions, and make decisions that carry long-term consequences for the region.

Lyca is a small, calming incremental game from solo developer Shaun that casts you as a magical wolf restoring a barren wasteland into a lush meadow. The core loop is simple and satisfying: run freely across the grass, gather resources, and spend them to unlock a sprawling upgrade tree that steadily shifts the environment and opens new abilities.

Ark of Trisolar is a bold, cinematic single-player shooter that mixes mech combat with ark-colony survival themes. Framed as "Steam’s first AI robot-driven Ark Colony simulation shooting game," it casts you as a heavily enhanced combat robot-guardian of the Three Body Ark-piloting modular spacecraft into hostile star regions to scavenge resources and protect the last spark of civilization.

Cross Blitz is a deckbuilding RPG that blends heartfelt storytelling with tactical, turn-based combat. Battles take place on a 4x4 grid where card placement and timing matter as much as which cards you draw. Learn enemy patterns, craft synergies, and unleash powerful Blitz Burst finishers to swing fights in your favor.

KreatureKind is a charming, card-based roguelite that trades blood and brawn for empathy and persuasion. The world’s magic is fading, and you lead a small band of activists - starting with Riley, Mitra, and Yui - as they travel through colorful villages, forests, and cities trying to convince monsters and people to use mana responsibly. Instead of fighting, you "debate" creatures using decks of cards, turning confrontations into strategic, narrative-rich encounters.

XIII Century Gold Edition bundles the original real-time strategy title XIII Century: Death or Glory with its follow-up, XIII Century: Blood of Europe. The collection plunges players into medieval warfare, recreating famous campaigns and large-scale clashes from across Europe and the Eurasian steppe.

My Card Is Better Than Your Card! is a delightful, surprisingly deep roguelike deckbuilder that combines adorable visuals with a smart, creative card-crafting system. At first glance it’s a cute sticker-sticking game full of charm - bright artwork, playful characters and wholesome neighborhood vibes - but beneath the cuteness is a solid strategic core. The main hook is the free-form sticker system: you build your own cards by slapping stickers on them, and each sticker adds effects (and cost) so every choice matters. That simple mechanic opens up a wide range of synergies and deck archetypes, and discovering unexpected combos is consistently rewarding.