Vida throws you into a breakneck 2D roguelite adventure where you become a warrior gifted with arcane gauntlets that channel elemental powers. Each run pitches you into procedurally generated stages—from crumbling temples to hidden laboratories—where you must dash, dodge and unleash your abilities on relentless waves of enemies. Room layouts, loot drops and enemy rosters shift every time you play, ensuring that no two expeditions ever feel the same.

Emissary Zero – a tense, atmospheric horror experience that sends you deep into a shifting, labyrinthine building under cover of night. As a lone operative under the distant guidance of your manager, your mission is simple in theory: find the mysterious “Moon” artifact and escape with your life. In practice, every corridor is fraught with danger, every flicker of movement could herald a grotesque creature stalking the shadows, and every decision about where to search or which resource to repair may seal your fate.

COCOON, created by Jeppe Carlsen (lead gameplay designer on LIMBO and INSIDE), is a puzzle‑adventure that sends you through a series of tiny worlds carried on your back. By hopping between these floating orbs and rearranging them, you’ll piece together a vast cosmic mystery.

Dollhouse Behind the Broken Mirror – a chilling first‑person horror adventure that plunges you into the fractured memories of Eliza de Moor, a once‑celebrated singer now trapped between reality and madness. From the moment you step into the Dollhouse Mansion and its mirrored counterpart, every shadow and creaking floorboard conspires to keep you on edge.

ATOMEGA throws you into the last cosmic arena at the end of time, where super‑advanced post‑biological lifeforms called EXOFORMs fight endlessly for fun and dominance. Your goal is simple: collect MASS, evolve from the tiny, agile ATOM into the hulking, godlike OMEGA and crush anyone who stands in your way.

The Longest Road on Earth is a quietly poetic journey told without words, inviting you to step into four brief but evocative chapters of ordinary life. Stripped-down mechanics and simple controls let you wander freely, giving each vignette—blowing dandelion seeds, collecting seashells, sledding on a winter’s day, biking in summer—a deeply personal resonance. There are no challenges or failure states here, only space to breathe and reflect.

Scars Above – a tense, richly detailed sci‑fi action‑adventure that puts you in the boots of Dr. Kate Ward, part of the SCAR team sent to investigate the colossal alien Metahedron. When your mission goes off the rails and deposits you alone on a hostile exoplanet, you’ll need every ounce of scientific ingenuity, combat savvy and resourcefulness to survive, reunite with your crew and unravel the planet’s ancient secrets.

Death in the Water 2 throws you into a beautifully rendered yet unforgiving underwater world, where every wreck, reef and sunken ruin hides both treasure and terror. As an ace diver armed with spearguns, shotguns and even chum grenades, you must piece together a dark mystery while fending off both natural predators and a monstrous ancient Kraken known only as Death. The game expertly balances wave‑based shooter action with creeping suspense, making each dive a pulse‑pounding test of nerves and skill.

Simp Leveling Up on a Dating App – a playful dating‑sim where you help Tesu, a 30‑year‑old guy with zero romantic experience, navigate the modern world of swipes, matches and video calls. Stuck in a routine of work and solitude, Tesu finally downloads a dating app but has no clue how to flirt, start conversations or escape awkward silences.

Never press the red button. Everybody knows that. But when HATE’s child stumbles on it and vanishes in an instant, both LOVE and HATE embark on a daring rescue mission. In About Love Hate And The Other Ones 2 you’ll guide these two unlikely heroes through floating islands, shadowy castles, and boundless landscapes, using teamwork and sharp wits to reunite the family.

Bus World – an immersive simulation that turns the everyday job of a bus driver into an epic journey across time, terrain and disaster zones. Whether you’re ferrying passengers on routine routes or racing against nature’s fury, Bus World offers a wealth of scenarios and environments that keep every trip fresh and challenging.

You are David, an eleven‑year‑old boy whose innocence shatters the moment you awaken in a freezing, pitch‑black room. Kidnapped by a masked psychopath, you find yourself trapped inside a sprawling house filled with deadly puzzles and unsettling whispers. Every corner hides a new terror, and an unseen observer takes perverse delight in your fear. With only your wits and courage to rely on, you must piece together fragmented memories, outsmart merciless enemies and break free before it’s too late.

Suicide Guy – a first‑person action‑puzzle adventure that takes you deep into the strange, surreal world of one big guy’s dreams. Trapped in his own subconscious, you must guide him through 25 imaginative levels (plus three brand‑new bonus stages) to finally wake him up. Each level plays out like a vivid, physics‑powered playground full of quirky brain teasers and laugh‑out‑loud moments.

RATUZ plunges you into a nightmarish sci‑fi world where a lab experiment has gone horribly wrong. Stranded in a grim, shadow‑filled prison, you must rely on stealth, quick reflexes and clever puzzle‑solving to uncover hidden secrets and find your way out. Drawing inspiration from classics like INSIDE, Another World, Blackthorne and Prince of Persia, this cinematic platformer balances tense chase sequences with atmospheric storytelling and fluid animations to keep you on edge until the very end.

The White Door – a haunting point-and-click adventure from the creators of Cube Escape and Rusty Lake that unfolds within the confines of a mysterious mental health facility. You step into the shoes of Robert Hill, a man awakening with severe memory loss and bound to a strict daily routine. Each morning begins at the same bedside table, but what follows is a journey through puzzles, dreams and surreal twists that slowly piece together the truth of his past.

Fluffy Sailors delivers a delightful blend of tactical naval combat and charming, animal‑themed visuals that make every encounter feel fresh and engaging. You play as the Mouse Queen’s chosen champion, setting sail in a world where ships are piloted by round, fluffy creatures—from otter galleys to porcupine frigates—and your goal is to rescue the royal cook from ruthless alligators. Each battle unfolds against vibrant island backdrops, and the simple act of aiming and firing your cannons turns into a satisfying puzzle of positioning, timing, and clever use of special abilities.

Phoenotopia: Awakening is a hand‑drawn, 2D action‑adventure RPG that follows Cap, a simple farmer’s daughter, as she’s thrust into a quest to save her world from a resurfacing, ancient evil. What began as a modest freeware project has been fully rebuilt, expanded and polished into an epic journey across sprawling landscapes, mysterious ruins and bustling towns.

Stick Tongue is a quirky, physics-driven climbing game where you play as Frogus, a brave frog on a mission to save a ruined world. After humanity has stripped the planet bare—no water, no resources, nothing but broken landscapes—Frogus decides the only way to bring back the rain is to scale the sky and plead with the heavens themselves.

Book of Demons – a charming and inventive hack & slash that blends classic dungeon crawling with card‑based mechanics and a playful paper‑cutout aesthetic. You step into the pop‑up world of the Paperverse, where every item, spell, and skill is represented by a card. Instead of endless clicking, you build and adapt your deck on the fly, choosing the right mix of attacks, defenses, and special abilities to tackle procedurally generated dungeons beneath the Old Cathedral.

Late Shift – a groundbreaking live‑action crime thriller that blurs the line between film and game. You step into the shoes of Matt, a university student with a knack for mathematics who finds himself dragged into a high‑stakes heist at a wealthy auction house in London. From the very first choice, you’re thrust into a web of tension and betrayal: do you steal the getaway car or make a break for it on foot? Every decision—more than 180 of them—carries real weight, shaping one of seven possible endings.

Mr Suns Hatbox – an action‑packed pixel‑art heist adventure where the mischievous Mr Moon has stolen a precious hatbox delivery. As a one‑person courier, you must recruit reformed thieves, stage daring missions and reclaim the loot before an aspiring apparel business goes under.