Godless is a compact, clever turn-based roguelike that casts you as the last vengeful god defending your shrine from waves of murderous mortals. Each run plays like a tactical puzzle: you manage scarce resources, summon auto-battling units, cast spells that resurrect or corrupt, and reshape the battlefield with tiles that boost, block, or teleport. Battles are procedurally generated, so every encounter forces you to adapt and find new synergies between your summons, spells, and the map itself.

The Dark Mind is a short, atmospheric horror hidden-object experience. You step into Jessica’s fractured reality and help her confront vivid, threatening hallucinations-one wrong move in her dreamlike visions could be fatal. The game focuses on tense observation and memory rather than action.

SWAPMEAT is a co-op action roguelite shooter where every enemy you tear apart becomes a new tool - and sometimes a new problem. Drop onto bizarre, hostile worlds overrun by aliens, mutants, and rogue machines, complete mission directives, collect valuable meat samples, and swap out body parts on the fly to survive long enough to get your employee review.

Lumo 2 invites you into a colorful, cleverly constructed world where exploration and puzzles share the spotlight. The game mixes classic platforming with changing perspectives: one moment you’re navigating a 3D maze full of traps and tricky jumps, the next you’re tackling top-down logic puzzles or zooming through arcade-style mini-games. Rooms are compact but dense with ideas, and new mechanics and hazards are introduced often enough that the experience rarely feels repetitive.

Mind the Clown is a compact, atmospheric stealth-horror experience that leans hard on tension and mood rather than lengthy playtime or complex systems. You step into the fragile, feverish mind of Mike - a child on the brink of death whose last wish pulls him into a cursed circus shaped from his memories. The premise is simple but effective: survive long enough to burn scattered circus posters and break the curse while a relentless, demonic clown hunts you.

The Stone of Madness is a tense, atmospheric real-time tactical stealth game set inside an 18th‑century Jesuit monastery turned madhouse and inquisitorial prison. You control five very different prisoners - Agnes, Leonora, Eduardo, Amelia and Alfredo - switching between them to combine unique, upgradeable abilities: casting spells, assassinating or distracting guards, stunning spirits, and accessing hard‑to‑reach areas as you search for tools, clues and a way out.

Midnight Scenes: The Nanny is a short, tightly focused horror experience - about 40 minutes - perfect for a quick, spooky break. In this episode you follow siblings Oliver and Tina as they try to uncover what happened to their nanny, who vanished in the middle of the night. You see the story through the eyes of Oliver, an eight-year-old, in a story-driven point-and-click adventure that blends exploration with tense, unsettling moments.

FULL METAL SCHOOLGIRL throws you into a neon-drenched corporate dystopia and hands you a very literal revenge fantasy: a fully armed cyborg schoolgirl rampaging up a 100‑storey skyscraper to take down the profiteering mega‑corp that runs society. It’s loud, fast, and unapologetically violent-combat mixes frantic gunplay with close‑quarters sword strikes, and the game leans hard into the guilty pleasure of tearing through sterile office spaces and corporate soldiers.

So picture this: the great evils are dead, every quest is done, and even the last chest has been looted. What's left? A weird magic gizmo called the Chronicon - it lets you jack into the memories (literally the souls) of long-dead Heroes and replay their glory days. Once a year a handful of people get to step into those ancient runs... and this time, you're the chosen one. Heads-up: the trailer and shots show beefy endgame builds - expect a slow-ish crawl at the start.

Trainatic is a compact, satisfying arcade-progressor that turns a humble locomotive into a screen-filling powerhouse. The core loop is simple and immediately rewarding: you start with a tiny engine and, through play and upgrades, build an ever-longer train that dominates the screen. The visual feedback of your train growing and steamrolling through challenges feels tactile and addictive.

Holy Clash Cards mixes tense deck-building strategy with a mythic, high-stakes setting. If you like card games where every decision matters and matches feel consequential, this one is worth a look.

Unwelcome is a tense, atmospheric horror game that turns a childish dare into a desperate fight for survival. The rules are simple: draw straws, the unlucky one goes in first, only your jar of fireflies provides light, and whoever finds the full set of hidden cards becomes gang leader. Everything starts as a game, but a malevolent presence roaming the house quickly makes the search a nightmare-be quick, hide, stay silent, and above all don’t get caught.

AV Director Life is a simulation game that puts you in charge of producing Japanese adult videos (JAV). You play as Kosuke, a down-on-his-luck former industry worker trying to pay off debts, who teams up with the main actress, Nodoka, to plan, film, edit, and sell a variety of scenes and scenarios.

The Black Ice drops you into a frozen, claustrophobic mystery where isolation is the constant threat. You play a polar explorer from the Mirny station answering an SOS from the Vostok research complex - a locked Antarctic base where communications have gone silent and the staff have vanished. From the first steps inside the facility the game leans hard on atmosphere: the wind, the failing lights, and the feeling that something is watching combine into a steady sense of dread.

Gatekeeper is an exciting action rogue-like adventure that thrusts you into the depths of an unknown galaxy. In this game, the Heart of the Universe has been stolen by powerful forces, and your mission is to reclaim it by venturing through mysterious worlds and overcoming daunting challenges. The Heart is hidden within a quantum cage, and only the ancient giants known as the Sirens hold the keys necessary to reclaim it. This intriguing premise sets the stage for a game filled with unexpected thrills and dynamic action.

StarMade is a voxel-based 3D sandbox set in the endless dark of space, where you can create your own ships, explore new galaxies, and design entire space stations. In this vast, procedurally generated universe—with quadrillions of galaxies and a scale so enormous it would take around 10,000 years to travel from one edge to the other—you decide your own fate. Whether you choose to salvage abandoned space stations, engage in battles against pirates or rival factions in multiplayer, or build massive factories to mass produce resources, the universe is yours to shape.

Gravelord delivers a no‑nonsense, in‑your‑face boomer‑shooter experience that feels straight out of the ’90s—only ramped up with modern graphics, audio and a slew of fresh mechanics. If you ever wondered what Doom or Quake would look like with a wicked sense of humor and extra bells and whistles, this is your fix.

Unavowed is a dark, story-driven urban fantasy adventure set in the shadowy corners of New York City. One year ago, you were possessed by a demon and forced into a gruesome spree of violence. Now free but alone and hunted by the police, you have nothing left—no home, no friends, no identity. Salvation arrives in the form of the Unavowed, an ancient secret society sworn to protect humanity from supernatural horrors. As you join their ranks, you must confront deadly entities, forge new bonds, and uncover the truth about your own shattered past.

Kapital: Sparks of Revolution is a sandbox city-builder game that emphasizes crisis management. It explores the themes of crisis and ongoing conflict within human society. As a player, you will manage a city with limited resources, balancing the needs of the people with the development of the city. Despite your best efforts, you will face protests and riots, and not everyone will survive. The game challenges you to navigate through crises rather than avoid them.

Furnish Master offers a blissfully calm approach to interior design where you’re free to express your creativity across apartments, houses, commercial spaces and even outdoor areas. Whether you’re rearranging a cozy studio or tackling an entire mansion, the intuitive controls make it easy to grab, rotate and place objects exactly where you want them. No designer experience is required—just drag, drop and watch your dream space come to life.

Monument Valley is a captivating puzzle game that takes players on a journey of forgiveness with Ida, the silent princess, through a world filled with impossible environments and illusionary puzzles. This meditative and calming game invites players to manipulate monuments and create evolving paths, exploring surreal and mysterious worlds. The game is renowned for its stunning architecture and transforming landscapes, which players can interact with by pushing, pulling, clicking, and more.