7 Years From Now is a story-driven pixel art adventure that puts you in the shoes of Haruto Soraki, a high schooler determined to recover memories lost in a mysterious accident seven years ago. Returning to his quiet hometown, Haruto must reconnect with old friends, delve into the town’s hidden underbelly and piece together the truth behind his missing past. Along the way, he’ll face enigmatic events, unexpected allies—and enemies—while uncovering secrets that stretch across time itself.

A Castle Full of Cats blends the thrill of hidden-object puzzles with the exploration and back-tracking of a Metroidvania. You step into the paws of Lily, determined to break the curse that has transformed every feline in the castle into dark—but still undeniably cute—creatures. As you unlock new areas, discover secret passages and collect keys, you’ll peel back the layers of a mysterious, multi-branched world that beckons you to explore every corner.

Shovel Knight Dig sends our hero into a brand-new underground adventure after Drill Knight and his nefarious crew smash through his campsite and make off with all his treasure. Grabbing his trusty Shovel Blade, Shovel Knight tunnels downward into a constantly shifting chasm filled with strange new lands, quirky characters and fearsome foes.

Tank Mechanic Simulator offers players an immersive experience where you step into the shoes of a tank mechanic tasked with restoring battle-worn military vehicles. Set against the backdrop of World War II battlegrounds, the game combines detailed mechanical work with historical authenticity, letting you experience the entire process of finding, extracting, renovating, and testing legendary tanks.

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Looking for Aliens is a playful hidden-object adventure that casts you as a star on an otherworldly TV show. Through 25 vibrant, intricately drawn scenes—from the secret hangars of Area 51 to surreal dreamscapes and the far reaches of space—you’ll hunt down more than 250 cleverly hidden items. Along the way you’ll encounter adorable alien hosts and an overly earnest human named Shaun (yes, that’s him!), who’s desperate to gather proof of extraterrestrial life and make it home to Earth.

Mark of the Deep is an atmospheric pirate adventure that blends the exploration and progression of Metroidvania titles with the tense combat of Souls-like games. You take on the role of Marcus “Rookie” Ramsey, a newly anointed Mark Keeper whose ship has been wrecked on a mysterious, cursed island. Your mission: find your missing crew, the Angry Mermaids, and unravel the island’s dark secrets.

Cassette Beasts is a charming turn-based RPG that feels both fresh and wonderfully nostalgic. Set on the mysterious island of New Wirral, you explore an expansive open world filled with quirky monsters, hidden dungeons, and puzzles to solve—sometimes by transforming into the very creatures you’ve recorded on retro cassette tapes.

MiSide is a striking blend of cheerful anime visuals and unsettling psychological horror. At first, the game invites you into an idyllic routine: you visit “me” every day, help with chores, cook meals, buy gifts, and share intimate moments like selfies and lunches. Everything feels warm and affectionate as you promise to stay together forever.

The Axis Unseen is a heavy-metal horror adventure from one of the original creators behind Skyrim and Fallout. In this mysterious open world you’ll hunt creatures drawn from ancient folklore, using upgraded senses, elemental arrows and arcane powers. Nearly every bit of UI appears in the environment itself—your bow displays noise level, visibility and magic, tattoos on your hand glow to show health and active abilities, and your quiver holds the arrows you’ve gathered.

Step into the world of Cafemart Simulator, a laid‑back, pixel‑art café tycoon where every detail is yours to control. You start with a humble stall and a basic coffee machine, but by mastering fresh‐roasted beans, perfectly foamed milk and an array of sweet pastries, you’ll soon be the talk of the town.

Dive into a brand-new chapter of terror in the Five Nights at Freddy’s universe. Young Oswald, fed up with his dull hometown existence, ventures into the dusty ball pit of an abandoned pizzeria—only to be hurled back in time. His wish for excitement comes true, but the price may be greater than he ever imagined.

Garden Simulator delivers a tranquil yet engaging gardening experience that lets you cultivate, design and manage your very own patch of paradise. From planting your first strawberry seedling to building intricate flower beds and fences, this game offers a satisfying loop of sowing, nurturing and harvesting—all wrapped in a calm, nature-focused atmosphere.

Cuphead stands out as a vibrant homage to 1930s animation, pairing old-school charm with modern gameplay. Every frame looks like a hand-drawn cartoon cel, complete with lush watercolor backgrounds and toe-tapping original jazz tunes. The result is a visual and auditory feast that instantly transports you into a bygone era of rubber-hose animation and vaudeville sensibilities.

Bandle Tale: A League of Legends Story™ is a charming crafting RPG set in the vibrant world of Bandle City, where the furry, fun-loving yordles dwell. Developed by Lazy Bear (creators of Graveyard Keeper), this adventure puts you in the paws of a shy apprentice from Yarnville, an island devoted to knitting. When a celebratory gathering goes awry and the city’s magical portals collapse, it’s up to you and your unique knitting-based magic to restore connections between five distinct islands, befriend iconic League of Legends Champions, and bring the community back together.

Banners of Ruin throws you into a gritty, animal-filled city under the iron grip of House Ender. As a member of House Blackfoot’s resistance, your mission is to break through Dawn’s Point’s defences, cut out the rot at its core, and reclaim your home—even if your efforts must be carried on by others after you fall.

Batora: Lost Haven offers a striking blend of isometric action-adventure and RPG elements wrapped in a story that constantly tests your sense of right and wrong. You take on the role of Avril, a young woman who has already endured tragic loss. When an ancient cosmic force awakens, she’s swept across alien worlds in search of the knowledge—and power—needed to restore her shattered home. Every step of her journey forces her to weigh sacrifice against salvation, and these moral crossroads shape not only her relationships but the very fate of the universe.

Rhythm Doctor is a minimalist rhythm game that turns your spacebar into a life-saving defibrillator. You treat each patient by hitting the spacebar precisely on the seventh beat of their heartbeat, navigating ever more elaborate rhythms—polyrhythms, hemiolas and odd time signatures—to restore them to health. Despite its deceptively simple controls, the game gently introduces you to key music theory concepts without ever feeling like a lecture.

Choo-Choo Charles is a twisted blend of exploration, resource management, and high-stakes combat set on a sprawling network of winding rails. You take the role of a lone engineer with a battered steam engine, tasked with hunting down (and destroying) Charles—a sentient, bloodthirsty train that stalks the tracks. As you navigate dense forests, cliffside passages, and abandoned stations, every mission requires careful planning: get off the train to switch tracks, scavenge for supplies, or sneak past Charles’ deadly gaze.

Hotel 12th plunges you into a chilling first-person experience inside a mysterious hotel where every attempt to escape leads you right back to the start. You begin on a seemingly ordinary floor—complete with a lobby, hallways, and rooms—but soon discover you’re trapped in an unending loop. As you explore, you’ll uncover cryptic clues and unsettling secrets that test both your observation skills and nerve.

Office Simulator is an in-depth business simulation that puts you straight into the corporate world. You start out as an intern and work your way up by completing everyday office duties—filing documents, scheduling meetings, delivering paperwork and replying to emails. As your skills improve and your performance ratings rise, you’ll earn promotions and tackle more challenging responsibilities.