Lost But Found is a narrative-driven exploration game that immerses you in a world steeped in mystery and emotion. In this adventure, you step into an environment filled with striking visuals and an atmosphere that feels both dreamlike and eerily familiar. As you wander through diverse and haunting landscapes, you gradually piece together a hidden past full of forgotten memories and unexplained secrets.

Ravenswatch is a top-down roguelike action game that plunges you into a dark fantasy world twisted by nightmares. You take command of nine legendary heroes—each with unique abilities and a sinister edge—to fight through hordes of corrupted creatures, reclaim the realm of Reverie and uncover the true extent of the evil that lurks within.

In "ServiceIT You can do IT," you take on the role of the owner of an IT service company. Your tasks range from repairing electronics and managing networks to programming, server management, and cleaning. The game challenges your skills as you discover an Anonymous hacker trying to undermine your company.

Roman Triumph: Survival City Builder drops you into the rugged frontiers of the Roman Empire, where you must carve out a thriving settlement from the wilderness. Starting with little more than a handful of citizens and basic tools, you’ll manage every aspect of city life-feeding your people, keeping them healthy and happy, and defending them from a world filled with danger. From hostile barbarian hordes pressing in from the north to legendary beasts such as the Hydra, Minotaur, and Cerberus, every day is a fight to maintain your grasp on this untamed land.

9-Bit Armies: A Bit Too Far is a retro-inspired real-time strategy game that takes the pixelated pyromania of its 8-bit predecessor and ratchets everything up to nine. Developed by RTS veterans Petroglyph, this sequel delivers fast-paced base building, fully destructible environments and epic showdowns on land, sea and air. Whether you’re new to the genre or a hardened commander, 9-Bit Armies: A Bit Too Far offers a perfect blend of accessibility and depth, wrapped in chunky, colorful sprites.

Galactic Civilizations IV is a next-generation space strategy game where you forge your own interstellar empire in an ever-changing galaxy. In this expansive 4X experience, you'll explore new star systems, establish colonies, and manage resources to strengthen your growing civilization. Every decision—from diplomatic negotiations and technological research to military strategies and economic policies—directly influences your empire's future.

Instruments of Destruction delivers a thrilling, physics-driven demolition experience that never lets up. You play as a test pilot for Sharpe Industries, tasked with tearing down every structure in sight using a diverse roster of experimental vehicles. From remote island outposts to fortified compounds, every level is fully interactive—piece by piece, wall by wall, building by building—thanks to a sophisticated destruction system that treats every object as part of one cohesive, reactive world.

SWAT Commander puts you in charge of an elite special weapons and tactics team where realism and careful planning matter as much as speed and firepower. Drawing on classic tactical shooters and real-life incidents, the game emphasizes procedural thinking: study your briefing, equip the right people for the job, and execute coordinated plans - because every decision can mean the difference between success and casualties.

Better Mart is an early access, first-person management game that puts you in charge of designing, running, and growing your very own supermarket. You decide the layout of aisles, the placement of shelves, and the overall look and feel of your store to create a unique shopping environment that keeps customers coming back.

Achilles: Survivor is a fast-paced, single-player bullet hell set in a world inspired by ancient Greek mythology. In this action-packed roguelike, every run writes your legend. Step into the shoes of Achilles—or one of the many liberated souls from Tartarus—and face unending waves of mythological enemies. With every attempt, you can evolve your powers, build deadly structures, and adapt your strategy to survive the chaos.

Worldwide Rush puts you in charge of a worldwide passenger-transport empire. Build your headquarters, assemble and upgrade fleets of planes, trains, ships and road vehicles, and link cities with profitable routes driven by passenger demand. Balance expansion, marketing and hotel investments to attract travelers - but watch your rivals: AI companies can be partners, competitors or takeover targets.

Keep on Mining is a lightweight incremental game that turns rock-smashing into an addictive loop of upgrades and discovery. You start by simply hovering your cursor over rocks to mine them, then watch as pickaxes spawn inside your mining area and carry on the work for you. As your haul of ores grows, you’ll craft bars, unlock powerful upgrades, and design ever-stronger pickaxes-all while feeling that sweet, steady progress of an idle experience.

Knock on the Coffin Lid throws you straight into a frozen crypt with no memory of your own death and only a mysterious stranger by your side. To find your way home, you’ll have to piece together lost memories, explore three very different regions and decide which alliances—and betrayals—will shape your world. Along the way, you’ll build a powerful deck of cards, collect legendary artifacts and face off against rival faction leaders who all have their own ambitions for the empty throne of the Northern Gate.

The Roottrees are Dead - это a delightfully absurd detective puzzle game set in 1998. A private jet owned by the fabulously wealthy Roottree family has gone kaboom, carrying the Roottree Sisters and their parents to their untimely doom... and also scattering over a billion dollars in inheritance drama. Who gets the cash? That's where you, intrepid armchair detective, come in! Armed with nothing but your trusty dial-up modem (get ready for that sweet screeching screech) and an unhealthy obsession with family trees, you’ll hunt through dusty photos, old newspaper clippings, weird love letters, and that one mysterious VHS tape no one remembers recording. Every correct connection shrinks your suspects list... but makes the remaining clues sneakier than your cousin Larry at reunions! 😉🔎

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.

KLETKA throws you into the bowels of a colossal, ever-growing prison known as the Gigastructure. As one of its most dangerous inmates, your only way down is a living, ravenous elevator—feed it or become its next meal. This biomechanical lift consumes both fuel and flesh, so you’ll need to balance scavenging machine parts with… less savory sources of sustenance.

Bonfire Peaks is a unique puzzle adventure that revolves around the theme of closure. Designed by Corey Martin and brought to life by Draknek—also known for titles like A Monster’s Expedition and Cosmic Express—the game offers a series of cleverly crafted puzzles in a striking, voxel-based world.

Chasm: The Rift is a groundbreaking, old-school first-person shooter that plunges you into a nightmarish world where the very fabric of time has been shattered. Born in 1997 and developed in Ukraine, this game stands out as one of the most innovative and thrilling FPS experiences from its era—and it’s recognized as the first Eastern European boomer shooter.

Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs takes the psychological horror of its predecessor into a new, darker direction. Set in 1899, you wake as wealthy industrialist Oswald Mandus - fevered, guilt-ridden, and haunted by visions of a monstrous engine. The world around you feels alive and hostile: the house is unnervingly silent, the ground trembles with the will of some infernal contraption, and the pressing urgency to save Mandus’s children drives you deeper into a nightmarish, mechanical underworld. The game places a strong emphasis on atmosphere, dread, and storytelling rather than combat, delivering a slow-building, oppressive experience that lingers long after you stop playing.

Tempest Tower is a fresh take on tower defense that mixes traditional base-building with active player movement and combat. Each round splits into a Build Phase, where you expand your base and set up defenses, and an Action Phase, where you move around the map, fight waves of Creepers, and scramble to gather resources. Since you can’t be in every spot simultaneously, careful placement and prioritizing engagements are key.

The Rogue Prince of Persia is an action-platformer roguelite that distills everything you love about the classic Prince of Persia series—wall-runs, gravity-defying acrobatics and fluid melee combat—into a fast-paced, “just one more run” adventure. Developed by Evil Empire (known for top-tier post-launch content on acclaimed action roguelites), it challenges you to flow seamlessly between platforming and combat, using kicks, dodges, stomps and wall-runs to outsmart enemies, bypass deadly traps and explore hidden routes.