BLACK SOULS throws you into the ruins of the Lost Empire, a once‑great kingdom now swallowed by a choking mist. That fog warped people into nightmarish creatures, turning the land into a theatre of endless conflict-where glory‑seeking warriors, dreaming courtiers, and hidden treasures all disappeared into the same shadow. You awaken here as a nameless undead. What will you see, what will you claim, and can you escape the darkest fate that haunts this place?

Infestation: Origins is an episodic, four-player cooperative survival-horror game set in the 1980s, where what began as a simple vermin problem turns into something far darker. You and up to three friends play as professional exterminators called in to investigate, contain, and eradicate mysterious infestations. Explore distinct locations, unlock new areas, power systems to slow the spread, and uncover the source behind each outbreak. Each episode centers on a terrifying entity inspired by classic characters or urban legends, and the game can also be played solo for an added challenge.

Hypermarket Simulator is a cozy, immersive retail management game that lets you design, run, and expand a massive one-stop shopping destination. From groceries to electronics, sportswear to home décor, the game focuses on creating a seamless shopping experience while managing the practical challenges of running a large store.

True Nightmare - Roadside Cafe is the first episode in a tense, atmospheric psychological horror series that puts you in the shoes of Mary, an 18‑year‑old who’s taken a night‑shift waitress job at a lonely roadside café. Quiet nights stretch into unsettling hours as customers grow stranger, snippets of conversation reveal hidden truths, and the feeling of being watched becomes impossible to ignore.

Slumbering Feline - Step into a vivid, pixel-art dreamscape where you play as Momo, a mysterious feline lost in a surreal slumber. From the moment Momo awakens in an unfamiliar world, you’re thrust into a concise yet captivating adventure that blends classic 2D side-scrolling action with uniquely styled combat mechanics.

Rise to King Ortler is a cheerful, turn-based board game that blends simple mechanics with strategic choices and a dash of randomness. Think Ludo-inspired movement and racing, but expanded with more interaction, items, and diverse board effects that keep each match lively. Matches are easy to pick up, making the game approachable for families and casual groups, while the map-specific rules add emergent tactics for players who like to plan ahead.

Lay Of The Land drops you into a hazardous, ever-shifting world where environmental dangers are as important as the enemies you face - fires spread, sand can give way, water runs and pockets of gas can choke the unwary. Read the terrain and turn those hazards into tools to survive.

Call of the Void is a compact, player-driven action-RPG that leans heavily on choice and character development. The core loop centers on upgrading a handful of specialized skills to overcome environmental challenges and social barriers, letting you tailor your approach to each situation and build relationships that can open new paths.

Xenopurge puts you in the cold chair of a remote commander, directing an elite squad through claustrophobic alien-infested facilities. It blends tactical auto-battler mechanics with a roguelite progression loop, and its strongest ideas come from how it forces you to plan ahead rather than react in real time.

Parallel Experiment is a clever, cooperative point-and-click puzzle game built around the premise that two players-each with different clues and screens-must communicate constantly to progress. Framed as a noir-inspired detective story, it casts you and a partner as Ally and Old Dog, reluctantly caught in the Cryptic Killer’s twisted experiment. The result is an escape-room-like experience that rewards teamwork, patience, and a good headset.

The Legend of Cyber Cowboy blends Wild West flavor with steampunk cybernetics to deliver a fast, arcade-style top-down twin-stick shooter. You play as a gunslinger with a mechanical arm, blasting through waves of cyborg bandits and clockwork monstrosities rendered in crisp, colorful pixel art. Encounters are quick and intense, with a focus on positioning, dodging, and weapon variety.

Granny Simulator is a two-player game that pits a feeble old grandmother against her lovely grandson. The grandmother's objective is to complete her everyday routine while the grandson uses uncanny violence and pure brutality to stop her. The grandmother can find items around the house to help fend off her grandson as she completes her objectives. The grandson can also pick up objects to throw at his grandmother; some items are locked in containers that require keys hidden around the map.

Face of Another plunges you into a warped, digital nightmare where a mysterious force traps you and distorts reality. Played from a first-person perspective, your smartphone is your only tool - use it to snap photos, uncover clues, solve puzzles and try to make it out alive. The game explores dark themes like bullying, the pressures of social media and destructive comparisons, all framed around a vengeful presence. Presented with lifelike visuals, the experience runs roughly 60-90 minutes and includes collectible phone cases hidden throughout the world.

Kill The Music is a rhythm-driven action game where your attacks follow the beat and combat flows with the soundtrack. Basic strikes occur automatically in time with the music, and tapping the beat at the right moments boosts those auto-attacks for extra power.

Is This Seat Taken? is a relaxed logic puzzle where you arrange people to suit their likes and dislikes. You decide who sits next to whom across charming scenarios - from movie theaters and packed buses to wedding receptions and taxis - making sure each character ends up in a spot they’re happy with.

You step into a building that feels oddly familiar and deeply unsettling. When you try to leave, reality shifts - you become trapped in an endless loop of eerie corridors and impossible spaces. Your only hope is an elevator that promises an exit, but each floor hides subtle, disturbing anomalies: things that shouldn’t exist, things out of place. Observe carefully, choose floors wisely, and resist the temptation to grow comfortable - complacency may be the very trap that keeps you here.

Hidden in My Paradise is a cozy hidden-object game that mixes gentle puzzle play with light creative and social features. You follow aspiring photographer Laly and Coronya the Fairy as you search for objects, complete missions, and decorate small "paradises" that you can share with - or explore created by - other players.

In a world overrun by zombies, a single broadcast offers a sliver of hope: a legendary sanctuary called Eden. Countless survivors set out on a perilous journey - and you are one of them. The road to Eden is fraught with known and unknown dangers: different types of undead stalk the dark, and threats can come from any direction.

Reexperience the beloved FATE universe with a fresh coat of polish in FATE: Reawakened. Step back into the charming town of Grove and journey once more through the mysterious Dungeon Gate, now rendered in crisp high definition. Every corner of the world shines brighter thanks to upgraded models, real-time dynamic lighting, ambient occlusion, and fully localized voiceovers in multiple languages—all without losing the classic dungeon-crawling charm you remember.

Step into the boots of Hidalgo, the last free Bladewing, as you awaken into a shattered Judanest-tainted by Meza and betrayed by those you once trusted. Bound to an eternal tree and wielding a sinister, talking blade, you must track down the Crow sorcerer Omega Wing, rescue your corrupted comrades, and put an end to the spreading corruption.

A Night at the Watermill is a compact, atmospheric point-and-click adventure that leans hard on mood and mystery. You wake up in the middle of a thunderstorm with no memory, locked inside an old, abandoned watermill-and the game’s strength is in how it unfolds that unsettling situation through exploration, visuals, and sound rather than combat or complex mechanics. The hand-drawn, comic-art visuals give the game a distinctive, slightly eerie look, and the suspenseful soundtrack and ambient effects do a lot of heavy lifting in building tension. Puzzles are straightforward and the interface is clean and approachable, making this an easy pick for players who prefer narrative-driven, exploration-focused experiences. The game is short (roughly 45-60 minutes), but the multiple endings and the emphasis on discovery make repeat playthroughs worthwhile for those who want to see the whole story.