JDM: Japanese Drift Master invites you to discover the roots of drifting in a sprawling, beautifully crafted slice of Japan. You’ll roam a fictional prefecture inspired by Honshu, covering over 250 kilometers of winding highways, mountain passes and neon-lit city streets. Dynamic weather and a full day-night cycle bring each run to life, whether you’re carving through misty passes at dawn or tearing through urban corners under streetlights.

Node Farm - это a chill, automated node-based farm simulator where you just hook up nodes, kick back, and watch your farm implode into a sweet money-making machine 🌱⚙️💸. Simple to learn - just connect nodes and watch your farm grow - but the meta's deep: experiment with layouts, chain combos, and squeeze every last coin out of the system ★☆ ⇒ maximize profit, baby 😎.

Wingspan is a beautifully crafted digital adaptation of the 2019 Kennerspiel des Jahres-winning board game. In this relaxing engine-building card game, 1 to 5 players take on the roles of bird researchers, watchers and collectors, each striving to attract the most remarkable birds to their network of wildlife preserves. Over a limited number of turns, you’ll add stunningly animated bird cards-each with its own real-life sound recording and special power-that form chains of powerful combinations within three unique habitats: forest, grassland and wetland.

Police Simulator: Patrol Officers puts you behind the badge in the fictional American city of Brighton. Start your career as a rookie officer by writing parking tickets and citing minor violations. As you gain experience, you’ll unlock new neighborhoods and take on more serious duties—everything from clearing traffic accidents to responding to 911 calls, chasing graffiti sprayers or drug dealers, and handling emergency situations that spring up at a moment’s notice.

Mutropolis is a delightful sci-fi detective point-and-click adventure that invites you to uncover lost treasures in a forgotten Earth of the distant future. Set in the year 5000, the game follows Henry Dijon and his quirky team of archaeologists as they leave Mars and plunge into a wild world of ancient relics, absurd puzzles, and eccentric characters. What begins as a lighthearted search for lost cultural achievements—like a forgotten Mona Lisa or an obscure reference to pop culture legends—quickly turns mysterious and thrilling when Henry’s professor is kidnapped and inexplicable dangers arise. Even the gods of ancient Egypt make a dramatic, humorous appearance as they plot to destroy humanity.

Step into VIDEOVERSE, a decision-based narrative adventure about growing up, friendships and first loves set inside a fictional retro social gaming network. Play as Emmett, an aspiring artist and video game fan, as you share fan art, explore lively communities on the Kinmoku Shark's Videoverse, and make choices that shape his relationships-and the fate of the network itself. From the developer behind One Night Stand, VIDEOVERSE is equal parts nostalgia, mystery and heart.

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector - это a dice-driven, streetwise space RPG where you're a sleeper - a human mind squished into a wonky artificial body - running from the corp that made you and the gang that wants you back. Steal a ragged Rig, slap together a crew (Serafin's your pilot, you'll pick up scrappers and engineers along the way), and chase contracts across the Starward Belt - derelicts, heists, asteroid surveying, and all the messy in-between. Pick a class, tinker your Push ability, reroll like a daredevil or focus one die and bet the farm - the dice are fickle little gremlins and your future rides on their mood. Manage glitches, stress, and a busted body while you upgrade the ship from hovel to home, choose who to trust, and haul in that sweet, sweet payout. It's tabletop vibes, snappy sci‑fi writing, and just enough charm and chaos to make you grin as the universe tries to scam you.

Bridge Constructor Playground - invites players of all ages to unleash their creativity by designing and building bridges over deep valleys, canals and rivers. Across 32 imaginative levels set in five distinct environments—city, canyon, beach, mountains and rolling hills—you’re free to experiment without a fixed budget or strict material limits. An extensive tutorial makes it easy for beginners to get started, while a rewarding badge system challenges seasoned builders to meet specific goals, such as carrying precise load limits.

Metal Garden delivers a concise, atmospheric FPS experience that’s tailor-made for a single sitting. In this short campaign—lasting roughly one to three hours—you play as a lone nomad stranded deep within a colossal, overgrown megastructure. Your trusty traversal mech is broken, so you must navigate vast concrete corridors and industrial ruins reclaimed by nature, uncovering remnants of lost civilizations and unravelling a cryptic sci-fi mystery along the way.

Nova Drift is a fast-paced “rogue-lite” space shooter that brilliantly blends classic arcade action with modern RPG-style build crafting. Each run feels fresh, as your ship adapts and evolves the moment you defeat your first enemy. Short sessions encourage experimentation—you can test dozens of weapon, shield, and hull combinations without committing to a marathon playthrough.

Project Werewulf is a 3D third-person adult survival horror experience that puts you in the shoes of a young woman trapped in a cruel, semi-open world station far from civilization. Kidnapped and imprisoned, you’ll soon discover that a malevolent werewolf is stalking your every move. Your goal: escape the nightmare, uncover why you’ve been targeted-and survive.

ZERO Sievert drops you into a gritty, fictitious post-apocalyptic Eastern Europe where nuclear fallout and mutated wildlife are the new normals. As a lone hunter, you operate from a makeshift bunker stocked with traders, crafting and modding stations, and personal quarters. From there, each expedition into the irradiated wasteland is a high-stakes run: you start with little more than a basic firearm and a bottle of water, and it’s your job to scavenge gear, eliminate threats, and—crucially—make it home alive.

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.

Hollywood Animal casts you as the head of your very own movie studio, free to choose whatever path you like—be it a multi-billion-dollar blockbuster machine, an artsy boutique house conquering film festivals, or a “trash factory” pumping out gore and shock. There are no rules about how you must play. Your only limit is your imagination (and your ability to keep the studio afloat).

Ambidextro delivers a refreshingly original twist on single-screen platformers by literally splitting you in two. You play as a royal wizard torn in half by a vengeful witch, forcing you to guide both your left and right selves simultaneously. Your mission? Rescue the kidnapped prince and princess before time runs out—and prove that multitasking can be a heroic talent.

Primitive Society Simulator blends the micromanagement of colony-builders with the wide-scale decision-making of grand strategy. You start as a small branch of Ancient Chinese people, crafting tools, erecting homes, hunting, farming and raising animals, then expand your influence across Asia - from the Yellow River basin to Mesopotamia - encountering five distinct peoples: Rongdi, Baiyue, Ancient Chinese States, Aryans and Assyrians.

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.

Age of Mythology: Retold invites both longtime fans and newcomers to a stunning reimagining of the classic real-time strategy experience. Built by the creators of the Age of Empires franchise, this epic title transports you into a world where gods, monsters, and mortals vie for supremacy.

Pacific Drive is a unique first-person driving survival game that transforms your station wagon into your best—and sometimes only—ally in a bizarre and hostile world. Set in a surreal reimagining of the Pacific Northwest, the game challenges you to drive through the mysterious Olympic Exclusion Zone, a place filled with supernatural dangers, shifting weather, and eerie remnants of forgotten research.