Dwarves: Glory, Death and Loot puts you in command of a customizable legion of stout warriors, combining the tactical depth of auto-battlers with the progression and replayability of classic RPGs and roguelikes. You begin your journey with just two poorly equipped dwarves, but every battle you win grants experience and gold to strengthen their gear, unlock new skills and recruit additional beard-clad fighters.

Vault of the Void is a single-player roguelike deckbuilder that emphasizes player control and strategy over randomness. The game allows you to continuously build, transform, and iterate on your deck as you progress through your run, or even before each battle. One of its standout features is the ability to preview upcoming enemies, enabling you to plan your strategy carefully. With no random events, your success relies on your creativity and skill.

Quadroids is a clever, mind-bending puzzle-platformer that forces you to think in four places at once. At first glance it’s presented in simple pixel-art, but don’t let the looks fool you - the game’s core idea of controlling four independent screens simultaneously creates tense, satisfying challenges that demand precision, timing, and a lot of brainpower.

Through the Nightmares is a tense, challenge-focused platformer that casts you as Sandman, a benevolent dream‑spirit who dives into a corrupted dream world to rescue children from the prison of Morpheus. If you enjoy precision platforming, environmental puzzles, and a dark, atmospheric aesthetic, this game delivers a compact but demanding experience.

Drive Beyond Horizons drops you behind the wheel of a fully customizable vehicle and sends you off to discover a vast, ever-changing world. Procedurally generated landscapes unfold before you—endless deserts give way to dense forests, rocky passes hide ancient ruins, and winding riverbeds carve new paths every time you play. At every turn you’ll uncover secrets, take on unique challenges and adapt to whatever the environment throws your way.

Drop Duchy reinvents the classic block-dropping puzzle by turning each falling piece into building material for your very own realm. Instead of merely clearing lines, you must place diverse tile shapes-forests, rivers, plains and more-so they trigger resource-gathering and unit recruitment according to their activation rules. Smart placements not only yield wood, stone or food but also raise battalions to defend your castle from relentless foes.

Echoes of the Sun is a first-person puzzle‑platformer set in a gentle fantasy world. You play as Mia, a brave girl with telekinetic powers, who journeys across the island of Zoria to find her parents and restore a ruined, ghost-filled landscape. The game blends environmental puzzles, platforming, and light narrative exploration into an atmospheric, emotional experience.

Hollow Survivors is a fast-paced, rogue-like dungeon crawler that throws you into a world overrun by twisted creatures. You play as one of the last sane Hollows, slashing through hordes of enemies as you climb the Tower and confront the evil cult that cursed you. Each run is a fresh challenge, blending intense combat, character progression, and discovery.

112 Operator puts you in charge of emergency services anywhere on the planet. You’ll answer 112 calls, dispatch police, fire and medical units, and handle incidents driven by weather, traffic and seasonal changes. Respond to everything from everyday accidents to riots, organized crime, terrorist threats and large-scale natural disasters.

Halloween Update: a major free expansion that adds two new modes and a large set of gameplay options to shake up how Amnesia: The Bunker plays. The update introduces Shell Shock Mode for an extremely punishing run and a Custom Mode that lets you tweak 30+ settings. New additions include more unpredictable stalker behavior, a sublevel fuse system, a harsher health mechanic, randomized corpses and dog tags, shuffled locker locations (with the revolver now hidden in a locker rather than given at start), a Training Grounds level, and the mechanic that saving your game consumes fuel. Most of these options are tied to New Game+ and unlock after you finish the game once.

Rift of the NecroDancer returns Cadence and friends in an all-new rhythm adventure. Pulled into a mysterious realm, you’ll face off against hordes of musical monsters bursting through the Rift. Each creature moves to its own beat—bats dodge across lanes, tougher beasts require several strikes—so you’ll need sharp timing and pattern recognition to keep the groove going.

Orebound is a voxel-based adventure that blends exploration, mining, and automation in a first-person open world. In this game, you set out to uncover the legendary Emberstone, a prized treasure from ancient Dwarven lore, as commissioned by a long-forgotten king. Your journey takes you from expansive mountain ranges into the very depths of the Earth, where you must use your mining expertise, crafting skills, and ingenuity to overcome everything that stands in your way.

Bounty of One throws you into the lawless valley of Greenhill, where the sinister Undertaker has placed a hefty bounty on your head. With his necromantic minions hot on your trail, your only hope is to fight through wave after wave of relentless hunters, clear your name and claim your freedom.

Your bank balance is tiny, but your ambitions are enormous. With a little help from your uncle, you land your first apartment and job in New York City—but after that, everything is on you. In Big Ambitions, you’ll carve out your fortune however you see fit in a vast business sandbox like no other.

Trailmakers delivers an inventive twist on the sandbox genre by letting you build anything from dune buggies and speedboats to flying contraptions and even space vessels—then test them out in a world driven by solid, reliable physics. Whether you’re exploring the open-world Pioneers campaign or diving into one of the five dedicated sandbox maps, the game strikes a satisfying balance between creative freedom and controlled chaos.

A long-forgotten enemy rises: the Demon King returns, and without a champion to stop him the world will fall to corruption. He Is Coming is a roguelite role-playing game in which you scavenge by day for weapons, armor and artifacts, defend the realm from minions by night, and prepare for a new, terrifying hunter every three days. Each run forces fast, meaningful choices-sharpen your blade at an ancient forge, pay greedy merchants for rare trinkets, or seek mighty armor and magical shields-because time is short and every decision matters.

Ad Fundum throws you into the fragile peace of the post-Great War "Age of Diesel," where hidden dangers lie beneath the earth’s surface. You climb into a towering drilling mech engineered to bore through hundreds of meters of solid rock in seconds. As you tunnel ever deeper in search of precious ores, you’ll juggle fuel levels, temperature control and hull integrity-one wrong move could leave your machine overheated, frozen or crushed by falling debris.

Earthion is a loving homage to the golden age of 16-bit shooters, crafted by Ancient Corporation and legendary composer Yuzo Koshiro. Designed to run natively on classic 16-bit hardware-and meticulously ported to modern platforms-Earthion delivers everything fans loved about side-scrolling space shooters, with a fresh jolt of polished retro flair.

Jumping Jazz Cats is a zany, jazz‑soaked party parkour game where you play as a cat (or with a whole team of them) in the Ellington Estate - a cartoon mansion full of spiral staircases, rooms, secret passageways and a city of furniture. Grind handrails, swing from chandeliers, bounce off cushions, slide across slippery floors and climb the curtains as you pull off acrobatic moves and stylish kitty parkour.

In The Headliners, New York City has been overrun by mysterious, carnivorous creatures-and you and a team of one to eight daring photojournalists must risk everything to document the chaos and escape with your lives. Armed only with cameras, you’ll venture into abandoned streets, creaking buildings and shadowy alleyways in search of the perfect shot. Every corner could reveal a feeding frenzy, an alien invader or even a teammate in mortal peril.

Train Valley is a clever and approachable railroad puzzle-management game that challenges you to lay tracks, schedule trains and keep traffic flowing smoothly across four distinct historical eras. Its simple controls and charming visuals hide surprisingly deep logistical challenges: every track you build must balance cost, efficiency and safety.