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.

Dōkyūsei Bangin Summer is a warm, sometimes cheeky coming-of-age dating sim that drops you into the last months before graduation. After spending the first half of summer earning money, the protagonist decides to blow his savings and, over the course of just three weeks, tries to meet, learn about, and romance one of a dozen-plus women. The remake preserves the classic 1992 dating-sim structure while adding HD artwork, optional modern conveniences, and a global release for the first time.

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.

Rhythm Doctor is a minimalist rhythm game that turns your spacebar into a life-saving defibrillator. You treat each patient by hitting the spacebar precisely on the seventh beat of their heartbeat, navigating ever more elaborate rhythms—polyrhythms, hemiolas and odd time signatures—to restore them to health. Despite its deceptively simple controls, the game gently introduces you to key music theory concepts without ever feeling like a lecture.

Katanaut is a tense, fast-paced action roguelite that blends Metroidvania-style exploration with souls-like combat, all set aboard a massive space station sliding into cosmic chaos. You play as Naut, forced to descend ever deeper into derelict corridors where the environments grow bleaker and the enemies less human. Combat is deliberate and often violent; every clash of your blade feels weighty against the station’s flickering, haunted backdrop. Runs are driven by reflex and decision-making-survive long enough to scavenge memory fragments, then use those fragments to unlock new skills and carry progress forward.

"Survivors of the Dawn" is an exhilarating rogue-lite horde-survival game that immerses players in a bullet heaven experience. The game challenges you to face off against quintillions of alien hordes with an equally staggering number of bullets. As you navigate through the chaos, you'll die, evolve, and explore terminals, unlocking powerful weapon upgrades and synergizing your arsenal to survive the dawn.

Liftoff: FPV Drone Racing is a realistic drone flight simulator designed for both newcomers and experienced pilots. It recreates true-to-life physics and advanced flight dynamics to deliver authentic single-player and multiplayer racing. You can build, tweak and share your own drones and racecourses, and the game supports integration with actual transmitters for a more genuine control feel. Developed with ongoing input from its community, Liftoff is continually updated and expanded. Note: a remote or controller is required to play. Liftoff FPV Drone Racing is available to download.

TCG Card Shop Simulator is a management game where you run your very own trading card store. In this game, you'll design and decorate your shop, arranging shelves and booster packs to create a welcoming environment that makes shopping enjoyable for your customers.

gogh: Focus with Your Avatar transforms your work or study sessions into a delightful interactive experience. More than just a timer, it combines cozy room design, cute anime-style avatars, and an evolving virtual pet to keep you engaged and motivated from start to finish.

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.

Spacenap is a tiny corner of paradise floating in space that you can place anywhere on your screen. It’s designed as the perfect idle / automated multitasking toy: leave it running while you work or do other things, customize its size and position, choose whether it stays above other windows, and enable only the sound alerts you want.

Escape from Duckov drops you into a strange, slightly surreal world where you wake as an Average Duck with one basic gun and a single goal: survive long enough to escape. The core loop is built around tense raids across five distinct maps - explore, scavenge valuables, fight or avoid dangerous foes, and extract before time runs out. Loot and weather change each run, so every expedition feels fresh and unpredictable.

Saturnalia is a third-person horror adventure set in an ancient Sardinian village steeped in strange, local folklore. You switch between four playable characters across generations, each with their own abilities and perspective on a haunting ritual at the heart of the story. Exploration is largely unguided: the village is an elaborate maze that reconfigures itself, and you must piece together the narrative by investigating, solving environmental puzzles, and using items you find.

Breath of Death VII: The Beginning is a short, self-aware homage to the golden era of RPGs - a retro parody that pairs old-school aesthetics with a few modern design touches. You control an unlikely party of undead adventurers - Dem the Skeleton Knight, Sara the ghost historian, Lita the vampire techie, and Erik the zombie prince - as they explore an undead world and dig up the secrets of the past. The writing leans into parody and absurdity, oscillating between heartfelt moments and deliberately cheesy gags: laugh, cry, laugh some more.

Who's at the Door is a compact but effective psychological horror experience that puts you in the shoes of a psychiatric patient struggling with persistent hallucinations. The game's core loop is deceptively simple: each day you check whether the hallucinations have faded-if they have, you open the door to receive medication from a visitor; if they remain, you must take the medicine by the door. Repeat this routine across eight days and the line between reality and delusion begins to shift, driving a tense, uncertain atmosphere.

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.

Len’s Island invites you to start a new life on a mysterious archipelago with nothing but the tools in your backpack and a can-do attitude. Wander through lush forests, sandy beaches and hidden caves at your own pace, shaping your journey as you go.

Step into a grim reimagining of medieval Europe in 1428, where religious strife and supernatural horrors collide. As the Hussites press into Silesia and the Hospitallers defend the kingdom, a far darker force stirs beneath the surface. In 1428 Shadows over Silesia you’ll confront devil worshipers, sexual demons, hellish beasts and creatures drawn from European myth, all set against true historical events.

Play as James, who is suddenly thrust into running his older brother’s bed-and-breakfast after that brother vanishes without a trace. While investigating clues to uncover what happened, James takes on the role of deputy manager: looking after the BnB’s attractive residents, helping them with their problems, and guiding them toward their personal goals. As the story unfolds, bonds and trust grow between James and the female tenants, leading to deeper, more intimate relationships - even as an underlying threat slowly comes to light.