Technocide is a fast-paced shoot ’em up where your primary task is to blast incoming waves of enemy drones before they can strike your mothership. This isn’t a bullet-hell game focused on weaving through dense patterns of fire; instead, you’ll concentrate on evenly dismantling foes before their return shots throw off your rhythm and allow a deadly missile drone to slip past your defenses.

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.

An Amazing Wizard is an action-packed RogueVania that fuses the challenge of a roguelite with the exploration and progression of a metroidvania. You play as the prophesied child born every millennium among the wizards-yet you can’t cast magic yourself. Instead, a mysterious “Magic Hands” channels spells on your behalf. Stripped of your memories and trapped in an ever-shifting world, you must reclaim your past, uncover the truth about your powers, and break free.

TerraScape is a cozy, atmospheric city‑building puzzle game that lets you create and expand your own kingdom at your own pace. There’s no time pressure—just place buildings in strategic patterns, collect positive influences, and watch your hamlet grow into a thriving metropolis. Combining city‑builder strategy with tile‑placement puzzles, TerraScape rewards thoughtful planning, clever merges and careful deck choices. Along the way you’ll unlock new buildings, powerful keep upgrades and over a dozen special “merged” complexes that grant bonus points, extra cards or unique effects.

Dreams in the Witch House is a unique blend of classic point-and-click adventure and open world RPG, set in the eerie backdrop of 1929 Arkham, Massachusetts. You assume the role of Walter Gilman, a bright math student beginning his studies at Miskatonic University, only to find that his new life comes with unsettling secrets and recurring nightmares. Inspired by H.P. Lovecraft’s short story "The Dreams in the Witch House," the game invites you to explore an intricately designed world where every decision counts.

Get ready to load up your backpack and enter the ultimate tactical arena! In Backpack Battles, every match begins in the shop, where you pick up a variety of items—everything from potions and weapons to mystical dragon eggs. Each item has its own shape, size, rarity, and cost, so choosing and arranging them wisely is just as important as what you choose to buy. Slotting your gear in clever patterns boosts its power, turning a simple sword into a devastating blade or a humble potion into a game-changing elixir.

Fill Multicolor is a clean, colorful puzzle game built around one simple goal: connect every dot on the grid without crossing your own paths. At first glance it looks like a classic "connect-the-dots" challenge, but two-color dots introduce a fresh twist-you must follow specific pairing rules to make each connection work. Every move travels horizontally or vertically, and you can’t retrace any line, so careful planning is essential.

Storage Dealer Simulator delivers an immersive warehouse-to-shop experience that challenges you to build and manage a thriving second-hand goods empire. Starting with the purchase of a modest storage unit, you’ll inspect every crate and box to uncover hidden treasures, load up your vehicle, and transport items back to your store. From repairing and pricing goods to negotiating with customers, this simulator puts you in full control of each step in the resale business.

15th Prison throws you into a nightmarish penitentiary filled with endless cell blocks and infamous inmates. To survive and ultimately escape, you must navigate through fourteen blocks and reach Block 15, where three mysterious doors await-each leading to a unique ending and challenging puzzle. Along the way, a guard will hand you envelopes at every checkpoint. These envelopes hold crucial clues for your escape plan. Stay alert for any anomalies: if you spot something out of place, retrace your steps; if everything seems normal, press onward without hesitation.

Step into a beautifully crafted fantasy realm where every decision matters and every dungeon hides a new secret. Developed by Obsidian Entertainment (known for Fallout: New Vegas™ and South Park: The Stick of Truth™) in partnership with Paradox Interactive, Pillars of Eternity reignites the spirit of classic party-based RPGs.

Fuga: Melodies of Steel 3 throws you into a desperate race to save Malt, who has vanished without a trace. Guided by a haunting voice, the children venture into a forbidden cavern and uncover the Taranis, the legendary tank lost in the clouds. Determined to rescue their friend, they climb aboard and set their sights on the heart of the Berman Empire-only to be confronted by the fearsome Crimson Knights.

Hero Emblems II plunges you into the renewed adventures of the Night Chasers, a mercenary band reborn to help those in need. After the original group disbanded at the dawn of peace, four young heroes-Zack, Lucien, Sid, and Odelia-carry on its noble spirit. Early in their journey, they rescue an amnesiac elf girl named Dolores. What begins as a simple mission soon evolves into a harrowing nightmare that only the Night Chasers can face.

SWORD ART ONLINE Alicization Lycoris is an action-packed RPG that plunges you into the vast, immersive world of Underworld as seen in the anime. You play as Kirito, who awakens in an unfamiliar virtual realm that feels strangely familiar. There, he reunites with a boy named Eugeo, and together they embark on a journey to fulfill a promise that binds their fates. As they explore lush forests, towering castles and shadowy dungeons, they’ll uncover secrets that threaten everything they hold dear.

Aliens: Dark Descent puts you in charge of a battle-hardened squad of Colonial Marines sent to contain a deadly Xenomorph outbreak on Planet Lethe. In this tense, real-time strategy shooter, you’ll face off not only against classic Alien threats-from Facehuggers and Warriors to Praetorians and Queens-but also against ruthless human operatives working for Weyland-Yutani and entirely new monstrosities. Every decision matters, as death is permanent and the environment evolves permanently around your actions.

Minishoot Adventures delivers a vibrant mix of top-down shooting and open-ended exploration. You play as the Unchosen, whose village has been destroyed and whose friends lie trapped in corrupted crystal. Piloting a nimble spaceship, you’ll blast through hordes of underworld minions, face off against towering bosses in intense Bullet Hell showdowns, and gradually reclaim the primordial powers needed to liberate your world.

Oil Refinery - The Simulation places you at the heart of a sprawling industrial complex, where every decision shapes the fate of your operation. From the moment crude oil rolls in, you’ll oversee distillation towers, catalytic crackers, blending units and more, fine-tuning each process to turn raw feedstock into high-value fuels and chemicals. Precision, timing and resource management are your greatest tools: push equipment to its limits for maximum output, but always keep an eye on safety and maintenance to avoid costly shutdowns.

Lunacy: Saint Rhodes tosses you headfirst into a chilling first-person horror adventure where every creaking floorboard and distant whisper threatens to unravel your sanity. You return to your ancestral home in the decaying town of Saint Rhodes, determined to uncover the truth behind your family’s brutal demise. As you explore crumbling buildings and shadowed streets, the oppressive atmosphere grows more suffocating-and so do the questions about what truly befell your kin.

Diplomacy Is Not an Option blends deep base-building and resource management with large-scale medieval warfare. Your goal is simple: survive wave after wave of assailants-over 25,000 at a time-by designing impregnable fortifications, maintaining your economy, and commanding armies in real time (with optional active pause).

A Game About Digging A Hole is a laid-back digging adventure built by indie developer Ben in his spare time. You start with a simple shovel and a curiosity for what lies below the surface. Each scoop uncovers treasures and materials you can sell to buy better equipment. With stronger gear in hand, you can dig deeper and discover more of the mysterious world beneath your feet. There are no timers, no checkpoints, and no strict goals-just a relaxed journey downward at your own pace. Priced at about the same as a cup of coffee, it delivers hours of caffeine-free entertainment as you slowly unearth the truth hidden underground.

Goblins of Elderstone is a delightfully chaotic take on city-building, casting you as the rambunctious leader of a goblin tribe. Rather than neat grids and orderly planners, your goblins haphazardly erect hovels wherever whimsy strikes-while still demanding pathways and bridges to keep the whole village connected. Between appeasing a capricious pantheon of gods, staving off internal riots, outwitting rival races and marauding monsters, you’ll experience a truly goblin-flavored strategy game.

Starless Abyss is a first-person horror-puzzle adventure set deep within a derelict underground research facility. You awaken alone in dimly lit corridors where color-coded light sources-red, green and blue-are the only way to unlock doors, activate ancient machines and reveal hidden passageways. As you navigate shifting layouts and solve environment-based challenges, reality itself seems to warp: walls breathe, shadows slither and memories flicker at the edge of your vision. Randomized light panels keep each playthrough unpredictable, while scattered documents and cryptic recordings piece together the facility’s dark past. Stay alert for the grotesque inhabitants that prowl the darkness, learn to manipulate your surroundings to evade them, and follow branching clues toward one of many possible endings. In this pixel-inspired world, every choice could be your last.