Slidemagi is a turn-based tactical game where combat takes place on a 10x10 grid and movement happens by sliding entire rows or columns. You play as a powerful mage who uses a customizable deck of spell cards to summon units and cast magical effects. Each turn you make one action - either slide a line to reposition your forces or play a spell - and after that action all your units attempt to attack in the four cardinal directions.

Tobacco Shop Simulator puts you in the first-person shoes of a tobacconist ready to build a retail empire one cigarette at a time. Whether you prefer flying solo or teaming up with friends in co-op (up to four players), this game lets you transform a modest corner shop into a sprawling tobacco emporium.

Ritual of Raven is a cozy, story-driven farming sim with a magical twist - you don’t do the farming yourself. Instead, you collect and enchant Arcana Constructs to tend a thriving herb garden, using a mystical deck of cards to make them plow, sow, water and harvest for you.

Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered brings together three of Lara Croft’s darkest and most storied adventures in a single collection, offering both nostalgia and a refreshed visual experience. These entries deepen the series’ mythology and put exploration, mystery, and high-stakes narrative at the forefront.

Book Shooter is a compact, quirky action game that blends magic shooting with roguelike progression, tower‑defense wave management, and the tense resource/strategy feel of vampire survival. You play as a sentient book awakened in a forbidden realm, armed with an unlikely arsenal-everything from a Bible that casts magic to a tome of advanced mathematics and a surreal "The Emperor’s New (Clothes×) Book." The premise is strange in a good way: gods in the forbidden area are trying to devour you, so you must open and combine books to learn spells, survive waves of enemies, and claim forbidden powers.

Severed Steel is a single-player first-person shooter that mixes high-energy stunts with intense firefights. In the game, you play as a unique, one-armed sharpshooter known as Steel. With no time to waste, you must rely on quick reflexes and precision—there’s no reloading, so every shot counts.

Lumber and Plunder is a quiet, solo exploration game about climbing a lonely mountain, scavenging what you find, and upgrading your equipment to push ever higher. There are no timers or forced challenges - just a slow, meditative journey through wind, stone, and silence as you carve a route through a mountain pass and reveal the secrets buried there. Along the way you’ll trade timber for money, collect relics of the past to improve your tools, and follow the echoes of legend to learn what happened to Captain Elias and the treasure he guarded. The world is atmospheric and shaped by weather, time, and forgotten stories. Conquer the landscape, and in the process, challenge yourself.

MegaFactory Titan throws you onto the frozen plains of Saturn’s moon Titan, daring you to turn its raw resources into a sprawling industrial empire. From your very first landing you’ll need to secure life-support—air, food, water—before you can even think about harvesting minerals. Once your workforce is breathing easy, the real fun begins: strip-mining rich ore veins, refining them in towering smelters, and assembling complex goods to ship off-world or sell to incoming settlers.

Ball Race Party is a lively, physics-driven party racer where timing, strategy and a little chaos decide who takes the victory. Expect bouncy, realistic ball movement combined with playful, unpredictable moments that keep every round fresh.

Herdling is a new, atmospheric adventure from Okomotive (creators of the FAR series) and publisher Panic. In this wordless, emotional journey you lead a motley herd of lovable Calicorns on a grand alpine expedition, ascending a mountain path toward a mysterious summit. Along the way you'll cross fog-wreathed forests, snowy plateaus, forgotten valleys and stunning mountainscapes, facing eerie dangers, surprising obstacles, and light environmental puzzles.

Otherskin drops you onto the hostile world of Vandermire with a clear, desperate mission: gather data and survive as long as possible before the Corruption claims you. You play as Alex, volunteer number 13 among the Space Crusaders, equipped with a high-tech AI suit for a series of deadly solo expeditions. Each run feels like it could be your last, and the game leans into that tension as you probe the planet for clues about the extinct Magna and the source of the spreading threat.

Lab Rat is a clever, hand-crafted narrative puzzler that wears a jokingly artificial veneer. Framed as a game "generated" by an overzealous machine-learning algorithm, it asks you to solve more than a hundred spatial puzzles by maneuvering objects, diverting lasers, and manipulating electricity - all while an analytics-obsessed AI monitors and heckles you. The conceit is sharp: the AI tracks your performance and survey responses, gradually building a hilariously warped portrait of humanity that feeds into its commentary.

When reality fractures, Runway: 66 asks how far you can trust your own mind. This psychological horror / sci‑fi experience casts you as Gabriel - or rather Subject 66 - who wakes inside a government mental simulation after a deadly plane crash. The game unfolds across seven distinct episodes, sending you from an abandoned airport through ruined infirmaries, sinkholes, military facilities, labyrinthine caves and even zones where time itself seems to splinter.

One Last Clip drops you into an eerie cinema where you awake in a storage room with no memory of how you arrived. On the wall is a board laying out the only way out: sort the faulty film reels and follow the instructions exactly, or stay trapped forever.

Pizza Bandit mashes a frantic third-person shooter with a pressure-cooker cooking show. You play an ex-merc with time-travel tech and a wildly specific dream: build the galaxy’s greatest pizza joint. Dive into mission-based, era-hopping mayhem where dough flies as often as bullets and every run is a chaotic step toward opening your dream pizzeria.

Folk Hero brings Slavic folklore to life with a roguelite twist: Leshy, Domovoy and Rusalka aren’t just stories here - they’re part of a mysterious world where animals vanish, villagers glimpse mythic beings, and a strange island, Buyan, rises on the horizon. You play as a would-be hero sailing to that island to uncover what’s behind the uncanny events.

Warning: Chiral is a tough game with very little hand-holding. If you’re unsure whether it’s for you, try the free demo before buying.

Time Walker Dark World is a tactical roguelike that asks you to build, adapt, and experiment. You pick four Time Walkers before each fight and combine a wide variety of abilities to create powerful chain reactions - there are more than 80 skills and no rigid class limits, so you can make an archer healer, an assassin tank, a wizard warrior, or any hybrid you like.

It’s 2120 and Earth has been overrun by an alien species known as the Murkors - who, bizarrely, wear rubber duck hats. Humanity’s resistance is hanging on, and you step in as one of the planet’s defenders: level up, grab gear and drive back the invaders before night falls.

"RISE FROM YOUR BED..." - V’s nightmare begins when a stressed-out mom and wife is woken by a mysterious voice and dragged into a cursed videogame. Trapped in a bizarre low-poly world full of strange creatures, she has only one way out: hit everything with a frying pan.

MoteMancer is a fantasy automation game where you design elegant systems across six overlapping Elemental planes. On a Hex Grid you combine ingredients, structures, and arcane power to reshape the world through alchemical insight and clever layout.