Siege of Avalon Anthology invites you into the heart of a twelve-year conflict that finally boils over at the walls of Avalon. Once a grand fortress built by a coalition of seven western kingdoms, the Citadel has spent the past eight months under relentless siege, its streets overflowing with refugees and its defences tested by the genocidal Sha’ahoul hordes led by the Shaman Warlord Mithras. As the Hero, you’ll explore a richly detailed realm populated by hundreds of distinctive characters, mythical monsters drawn from ancient legends, and ever-shifting nomadic armies.

Everdream Valley is a cozy farming adventure infused with a touch of magic. By day you’ll restore an overgrown homestead into a sun-drenched summer paradise—plant and harvest a variety of fruits and vegetables, raise dozens of different animals, fend off pests, and expand your little farm at your own pace. When night falls, your dreams transport you into the lives of the very creatures you care for, unlocking playful mini-games that reward you with unique perks and help bring even more enchantment to the valley.

Boomerang Fu is a delightfully chaotic party brawler that pits up to six players against each other in lightning-fast, physics-driven combat. Cute, food-themed characters fling boomerangs across more than 30 inventive arenas—everything from rolling-pin pastry factories to slippery sushi counters. Each level brims with interactive traps and platforms, so one moment you’re deflecting an incoming boomerang, the next you’re barreling a rival into a sliding wall or sneaking through foliage for the perfect ambush.

Patron is a survival city-builder that goes beyond laying out roads and erecting buildings. At its core, it offers the familiar satisfaction of harvesting resources, establishing production chains and upgrading homes, farms and workshops—but it’s the deep social mechanics and sprawling research tree that truly set it apart.

Destroy All Humans! 2 – Reprobed: Dressed to Skill Edition brings back Crypto with even more outrageous tools of alien mayhem and style. Set against the swinging ’60s backdrop, this remastered sequel lets you hunt down KGB agents, conquer iconic fictional cities and abduct unsuspecting humans to fuel your ever-evolving arsenal.

Nobody Wants to Die drops you into a dark, neon-lit New York City in the year 2329, where eternal life is a commodity and morality has become a luxury. After barely surviving a catastrophic event, veteran detective James Karra takes on a secret assignment with the help of rookie police liaison Sara Kai. Their aim is to track down a serial killer preying on the city’s wealthiest subscribers to the “immortality” service—and to uncover disturbing truths about the elite who buy an endless lease on life.

Skufs VS Quadrobers throws you into a tongue-in-cheek conflict between two very different factions: the hard-drinking, resourceful Skufs and the cunning, tech-savvy Quadrobers. In four distinct locations—from rundown courtyards to neon-lit high-tech facilities—you’ll choose a side and unleash improvised mayhem or manipulative tricks in a crossover story that feels ripped from a Russian TV drama.

Night Slashers: Remake delivers a fast-paced, horror-themed side-scrolling brawler that stays faithful to its 1993 arcade roots while adding modern polish and fresh content. You and up to three friends step into the shoes of unlikely heroes—monster hunters armed with fists, kicks and devastating special attacks—fighting to stop a supernatural apocalypse.

Yaga is a darkly humorous action RPG set in a vividly hand-drawn world of Slavic folklore. You play as Ivan, a one-handed blacksmith cursed with remarkable bad luck, who must tackle impossible tasks assigned by the tsar while under the watchful eye of the enigmatic witch Baba Yaga. Every playthrough offers new twists: dynamically generated maps, multiple ways to solve encounters and plenty of hidden secrets to discover.

Easy Red 2 offers a no-nonsense, simulation-driven take on World War II combat, blending realistic weapon behavior, historically accurate battlefields and sprawling maps that accommodate infantry and armored warfare on a grand scale. Rebuilt from the ground up, this sequel delivers refined mechanics and optimized visuals that still run smoothly on modest hardware.

Thea: The Awakening is a turn-based survival strategy game set in a grim, Slavic-inspired world torn apart by an apocalyptic force known only as “The Darkness.” In the aftermath, no noble champions or great armies remain—only a handful of starving, desperate survivors look to you for guidance. Your task is to lead them through a procedurally generated land filled with monstrous Strigas, cunning Baba Yagas and countless other threats, using whatever means you can muster to keep hope alive.

Water Delivery is a unique first-person horror experience that casts you as a humble water delivery boy on your final evening route. From the moment you climb into the creaky delivery truck, lo-fi beats crackle over the radio as you travel from one isolated home to the next, jugs of water in hand and an ever-growing sense of dread at your back.

Take on the role of a cinema manager in Cinemaster Cinema Simulator, where every detail of your theater’s operation is in your hands. Greet customers, print their tickets and prepare their orders as quickly as possible—fast, accurate service keeps people happy and coming back for more.

Follow the meaning is a surreal, hand-drawn point-and-click adventure that puts you in the shoes of detective Paul Trilby. A desperate letter leads him to a peculiar island town, sharply divided by a wall and controlled by a mysterious Hospital. In this strange community, regular citizens are admitted only to emerge later without their memories—hinting at a twisted conspiracy lurking beneath the surface.

Gravelord delivers a no‑nonsense, in‑your‑face boomer‑shooter experience that feels straight out of the ’90s—only ramped up with modern graphics, audio and a slew of fresh mechanics. If you ever wondered what Doom or Quake would look like with a wicked sense of humor and extra bells and whistles, this is your fix.

Metal Hellsinger is a blood‑pumping rhythm shooter that casts you as The Unknown, a half‑human, half‑demon warrior on a quest for revenge against the Red Judge herself. As you blast through the savage domains of Hell, your shots and slashes must fall precisely on the beat. The better your timing, the heavier the soundtrack grows—and the more carnage you unleash on demon hordes.

Tales of the Forgotten offers a compact but memorable horror experience, delivering three bite‑sized ghost stories in a retro PSX‑inspired style. Clocking in around 45–60 minutes for a full playthrough, this walking‑simulator takes you through everyday environments that quickly turn unsettling.

Railbound is a cozy, track‑bending puzzle game that follows a pair of adventurous dogs on a train journey around the world. Your goal is to lay down, remove and reroute railway connections so that every carriage safely links to the locomotive without crashing into one another.

Here’s an original English blurb for Panelak, based on its Steam description but phrased entirely in new words:

Atomicrops – a delightfully explosive mash‑up of farming sim, twin‑stick shooter and roguelite that’s equal parts cozy and chaotic. You inherit a dusty plot of irradiated land and quickly learn that in this post‑apocalyptic countryside, tending to crops means blasting mutant pests by night and haggling for supplies by day. It’s a charmingly off‑kilter experience that rewards quick reflexes, strategic planning and a hearty sense of humor.

Szybowcowa ’87 is a virtual‑reality journey into the heart of 1980s Poland, where you step into a secret apartment turned printing house of the anti‑communist Fighting Solidarity movement. As a VR experience, it excels at atmosphere, recreating the cramped rooms, the hum of illegal equipment, and the tension of operating under surveillance. Authentic documents, newspaper clippings and audio intercepted by the secret police have been meticulously digitized, letting you handle real‑looking artifacts and piece together the story of resistance.