EvilSlayer plunges you into a bleak, post-apocalyptic world overrun by a mysterious disease that turns humans into ravenous monsters. As one of the last survivors, you’ll join resistance cells determined to halt this ever-spreading horror. The game’s core loop is simple but addictive: dive into frantic bullet-hell encounters, unleash devastating attacks on wave after wave of mutated creatures, and then retreat to your stronghold once your stamina (HP) is depleted.

Legacy of Sin: Ill-Boding throws you into a shattered Renaissance world on the brink of annihilation. A magical apocalypse has laid waste to kingdoms, leaving humanity’s survivors trapped behind crumbling walls as orcish hordes march unrelentingly toward their last refuge. Stepping into the boots of Aldrick-a former mercenary now promoted to lord-you must rebuild these ruins into a thriving fortress and repel wave after wave of brutal invaders.

PIGROMANCE is a charming yet intense puzzle-platformer that tells the epic tale of a pig who simply refuses to become a sausage. You’ll step into the hoofprints of one daring piglet who, after breaking free from a sleepy farm, finds himself trapped in a nightmarish sausage factory. Clever level design, devious traps and relentless butchers stand between freedom and a grisly fate, but with quick thinking and nimble paws, escape is within reach.

Pacify is a tense, cooperative horror experience in which you and up to three friends work for PAH Inc. (Paranormal Activity Helpers Incorporated) to investigate and contain supernatural threats. The game now offers four distinct missions, each with its own environment, story, gameplay mechanics, and terrifying entities. Your team’s goal is to collect evidence, capture the paranormal being in question, and make it out alive.

UBOAT is a WWII-era submarine simulator that merges survival sandbox gameplay with deep crew-management mechanics. As a U-boat skipper, you’re responsible not only for the vessel but also for the physical and mental well-being of every sailor on board. If your crew is hungry, exhausted or demoralized, even a brief skirmish can turn into a disaster.

Sandwalkers throws you into the heart of the Phithi, a shifting sea of sand and storms that has isolated the Uwando tribes for generations. As part of the Mka tribe’s caravan, your mission is to brave acid rain, heat waves and meteorological chaos to forge diplomatic ties, reclaim monster‑infested lands and plant a new tree city that can serve as a refuge for all. Success or failure, every caravan must send back its hard‑earned memories via crystal‑storing beetles—ensuring that each new expedition benefits from the last.

The Unliving casts you as a mighty Necromancer in a world bent on denying death. Charged with a coming storm of undeath, you’ll smite your foes, raise them as thralls and uncover long-buried secrets of your own dark power-all rendered in richly detailed, darkly extravagant pixel art. Every run is a fresh challenge thanks to its dynamic rogue-lite structure and strategic depth.

Cardboard Town is a charming city-building game that combines card-based mechanics with roguelite progression. You’ll draft and play Building Cards to expand your town, balancing key resources-electricity, water, environment and safety-while your population size determines your income each turn. Action Cards appear to help you tackle unexpected events, from minor mishaps to full-blown disasters, and Quest Cards keep your citizens happy with running objectives. Lay down Road Cards to connect your streets and watch cars zoom by as your city comes to life.

Manivore throws you into a chilling investigation that quickly spirals into a nightmare. You step into the shoes of a crime scene investigator chasing a cold-blooded murderer known only as Manivore. Unlike any ordinary killer, he treats death as a final brushstroke in a grotesque masterpiece-dismembering victims, erasing every trace, and leaving behind puzzles that demand to be unraveled.

A Bird Story is a brief, wordless journey from the creator of To the Moon and Finding Paradise. In roughly one hour of playtime, you’ll guide a young boy who discovers an injured bird in his backyard and nurtures it back to health. Though it shares the same heartfelt sensibility as its predecessors, this standalone title isn’t a sequel-instead, it’s an experimental dive into simple storytelling through interactive pixel animation.

Build and expand your realm by mixing and matching buildings, troops, spells, and tactical positioning to create wildly powerful synergies. Experiment with crazy combinations and unlock unique perks that can shatter game balance and turn your kingdom into an unstoppable force. Grow strategically, prepare for dozens of unpredictable events, and prove that your dynasty can outlast every rival.

Project Tachyon is a fast-paced, futuristic multiplayer shooter that plunges you into intense, high-stakes combat. In this game, you pilot agile, advanced vehicles through vibrant, ever-changing arenas where every encounter demands both quick reflexes and tactical planning.

My Little Life is a charming life simulator designed to run quietly in the corner of your screen, so you can focus on work, school or browsing while keeping tabs on your own little person. There are no intrusive pop‑ups or urgent alerts—just a gentle, continuous flow of life events in which you decide the important moments.

iDigging is a charming and fast-paced cooperative first-person game for up to five players. You take on the role of a down-on-his-luck homeowner who’s lost everything-his job, his money, even his wife-and decides that the only way to change his fate is to defy a strict government ban on digging. Rumor has it there’s hidden treasure just beneath his backyard, and he’s determined to find it no matter the cost.

Pyramids and Aliens Escape Room delivers an atmospheric blend of ancient mystique and otherworldly intrigue. You take on the role of an archaeologist determined to track down your missing mentor, who vanished deep inside a forgotten Egyptian pyramid. As you push past crumbling corridors and dusty chambers, it quickly becomes clear that this place hides more than mere hieroglyphs-spoiler alert, the pyramid was not built by humans.

Crime Simulator throws you into a tense, action-packed world where you must repay a mysterious benefactor by pulling off daring heists. Fresh out of jail, you’ll break into high-tech mansions, raid shady neighborhoods and tackle dangerous jobs—either solo or with up to three friends. Every job edges you closer to clearing your debt, but the clock is always ticking. Fail, and you’ll lose everything.

Dandy Ace delivers a high-octane roguelike adventure packed with flashy spells, bizarre creatures and over-the-top boss battles. You step into the polished shoes of Dandy Ace, a charismatic magician trapped in a cursed mirror by the envious Green-Eyed Illusionist, Lele. To earn your freedom, you’ll race through Lele’s ever-shifting palace, looting gold and magical shards, recruiting eccentric allies and piecing together your ultimate deck of cards.

Darfall thrusts you into the besieged lands of Aganor, where undead legions threaten to engulf the realm in shadow. In a story-driven campaign inspired by classic fantasy tales, you’ll embark on a series of demanding missions to reclaim territory, shield your people and uncover the secrets behind the creeping darkness.

Star Renegades delivers a tense, turn-based tactical RPG wrapped in roguelike progression and emergent storytelling. You’re thrust into a collapsing dimension where an AI service robot, J5T-1N, warns of the Imperium’s relentless invasion. As you take command of a squad of ragtag rebels, every battle becomes a high-stakes puzzle of interrupts, counters and combo chains in the Reactive Time Battle System.

Free Durov delivers a wild ride that blends horror elements with cheeky humor and nonstop memes. From the moment you step into its world, you’ll notice the developers’ love for pop-culture references and self-irony: jump scares are balanced by witty nods to internet culture, making every room feel like a new punchline. Yet beneath the laughs lurks genuine tension. Puzzles and hidden Easter eggs pepper the game, rewarding players who pay attention to both visual gags and cryptic clues.

KIBORG throws you into a nightmarish future where even death can’t set you free. As a criminal sentenced to 1,300 years of servitude, you’re constantly reconstructed after every fatal blow, forced to endure endless torment-unless you can beat The Last Ticket. Your only chance at genuine freedom is to battle through hordes of fellow inmates, fight your way to the prison rooftop and reach the waiting shuttle before time runs out.