Human Fall Flat is a delightfully absurd physics-based platformer that lets you stumble through a series of floating dreamscapes, solving playful puzzles and forging your own path with hilarious rag-doll controls. Whether you’re shimmying up a mansion, navigating an Aztec temple, scaling snowy peaks or exploring eerie nightscapes, each level encourages creative problem-solving and rewards experimentation.

CarX Drift Racing Online stands out as one of the most authentic drifting simulators available today. Whether you’re a newcomer or a seasoned drifter, this game delivers a true sandbox experience built around realistic physics developed in collaboration with the CarX Motorsport team, a regular competitor in RDS GP. With intuitive driving assists for gamepads and keyboards, you’ll be sliding into corners like a pro from your very first session. And if you have a steering wheel setup, you’ll feel every nuance of throttle, brake and weight transfer as you push your car to its limits.

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).

EDENS ZERO brings Hiro Mashima’s space-fantasy saga into an action RPG format, letting fans step into Shiki’s boots and play through an expanded version of the original story. The game mixes high-octane, combo-driven combat with open-world exploration, collectible hunts, and deep customization.

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.

Netherworld Covenant is a dark-fantasy, 3D isometric action‑roguelike that leans hard into precision combat and tactical decision‑making. You play a survivor of a catastrophic event who wields the Nether Lantern, a forbidden artifact that bridges the mortal realm and the netherworld. The game emphasizes careful timing over button‑mashing: parry, dodge, and use the Ethereal Dash to evade attacks, then punish openings with lethal strikes. Encounters reward positioning, resource management, and split‑second choices rather than frantic combos.

Microtopia is a charming colony-management game where you guide a bustling community of robot ants through a world built from discarded electronics. You start by deploying your queen and laying down simple trails that tell your ants where to forage, build and maintain the nest. As your colony grows, you’ll unlock new buildings, advanced sensors and logic gates that let you automate nearly every aspect of daily life.

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Project Hunt is a semi-realistic hunting game that invites you to explore expansive, large-world environments populated with true-to-life animals living in beautiful natural habitats. The game emphasizes atmosphere and immersion, letting you stalk wildlife across varied landscapes while taking in detailed, natural scenery.

Medieval Crafter: Blacksmith is a cozy, immersive crafting sim that puts you beneath the mountain as a Dwarven blacksmith. The game blends hands-on forging with resource management, exploration and light RPG mechanics: mine for rare ores, shape metal at the anvil, enchant items with gems and parchments, and outfit heroes for quests that return loot, recipes and rewards. It’s a satisfying loop of creation, upgrade and adventure with a warm fantasy atmosphere and lots of progression to unlock.

It’s 1949 and World War II shows no sign of ending. Europe lies in ruins, its people oppressed by the iron grip of Axis Mechs that scour the countryside, hunting down any spark of resistance. A handful of survivors has united under the banner of The Resistance, and you stand as humanity’s last hope. Your mission: infiltrate the heart of enemy territory and deliver a game-changing EMP weapon to turn the tide of war.

Take the job of Apprentice Thaumaturge at Strange Antiquities and step into a quiet lakeside town that sits on the boundary between this world and the next. You’ll manage a candlelit curiosity shop full of occult objects while its proprietor handles matters elsewhere. Your work combines careful study with risky choices: identify and catalogue mysterious relics, consult hand-drawn reference tomes, and weigh whether to aid-or harm-those who come seeking help. Errors can have serious consequences, and the townsfolk never forget how you treat them.

Morgenstern is a roguelite hack-and-slash adventure that blends fast-paced combat, procedural levels and extraction-style risk/reward into a single-player and multiplayer experience. Built by a team with backgrounds on titles like Manhunt 2, No Rest For The Wicked and Split/Destruction Artists, the game puts you into dangerous biomes where each run tests both your skill and your judgment.

Nevergrind Online is a first‑person, multiplayer dungeon‑crawl RPG built around real‑time combat. Whether you prefer to go it alone or team up with up to four friends, the fate of the Kingdom of Edenburg—and the wider world of Vandamor—rests on your shoulders. Darkness stirs beneath the surface, and only bold adventurers can push back the minions of evil and restore peace.

Echoes of the Plum Grove invites you to start fresh on the shores of Honeywood with little more than a rundown plot of land and a head full of dreams. This cozy farm simulator blends familiar “slice of life” mechanics—planting, harvesting, crafting—with a deeper layer of consequence and challenge. You’ll choose what to grow, how to prepare for winter, and whom to trust, all of which will influence not only your farm but the island community for generations to come.

Ways of Alchemy is a thoughtful medieval card game and alchemist simulator that blends potion-crafting, base management, and narrative choice into a compact, replayable experience. You begin as a novice with a humble shack and a few herbs, but the game quickly opens up: experiment in your cauldron, grow an estate, equip adventurers, and balance the rewards of power against the ever-present threat of the Inquisition.

Oxygen Not Included is a challenging space-colony simulator that puts you in charge of a small group of colonists stranded inside a massive asteroid. From the moment your duplicants break ground, every drop of water, puff of breathable air and watt of power is a precious resource. Your task is simple to state but fiendishly complex to master: dig out a safe, self-sustaining habitat, keep your colonists fed, warm and mentally healthy, and expand until your little outpost transforms from a fragile refuge into a thriving underground city. Along the way you’ll battle oxygen shortages, toxic byproducts, extreme temperatures and ever-shifting stress levels—all while juggling plumbing, power lines and resource logistics.

Taiji is an adventure puzzle game that sets itself apart with a refreshingly consistent puzzle interface—a grid of tiles that can be toggled on or off. This uniformity eliminates the common frustrations found in many adventure games, such as guesswork and pixel hunting, making it immediately clear which elements are interactive and essential for solving puzzles.

Dungeon Clawler is a fresh take on roguelike deck-building that throws in an unexpected twist: a claw machine. As you delve deeper into the dungeon, you’ll grab new items using the claw, slot them into your deck, and experiment with game-changing synergies. Between battles, spend your hard-earned gold on upgrades, unlock mysterious “lucky paws,” and even try your luck at pachinko machines. Your goal? Navigate ever-shifting rooms, overcome fearsome foes and traps, and ultimately confront the evil dungeon lord to reclaim your lost paw.

Knock On The Window is an atmospheric walking simulator that leans hard into retro horror aesthetics. You play as Martin, who arrives at his boss’s isolated house in the middle of a sunflower field to complete an urgent task - and soon after, something taps at the window. From that simple premise the game builds a tense, mysterious narrative that promises unexpected twists.

Overlooting mixes fast-paced loot-driven action with a small, unusual cast and a strong focus on build variety and replayability. You play as an unlikely trio-Maximilian, a noble-born hero; Liz, a notorious thief; and The Shadow, an enigmatic figure once blamed for the world’s corruption-teaming up to stop a new dark force. The core loop is simple and satisfying: loot equipment, assemble set pieces to unlock powerful bonuses, and push onward through regions guarded by challenging bosses.