Narita Boy is a love letter to 8-bit action-adventure classics, wrapped in a vibrant neon package and powered by synthwave beats. You step into the role of the legendary pixel hero, the Warrior of the Digital Kingdom, summoned when The Creator’s memories have been erased and malevolent Stallions threaten both code and reality. With the Techno-sword in hand, you’ll slash through waves of corrupted programs, uncover hidden pathways and face off against fever-dream bosses that range from mechanical crabs to towering DragonBots.

The galaxy is under siege by the Legion, a relentless army of rogue AI constructs consuming every world in their path. You take on the role of a fearless Tech pilot tasked with purging each planet of corrupted machines, dismantling enemy outposts and factories, and preventing the spread of a techno-organic plague. Your only way to victory is to smash, blow up or disassemble every last Legion threat until the land is safe again.

The game offers a variety of single-player modes, including Story Mode, which blends an epic tale of human defiance with laser sword battles. Endless Mode challenges you to fight through 86 level variants across seven difficulty tiers, while Twitch Mode allows your Twitch stream viewers to interact with your gameplay by betting on your performance and spawning enemies. Challenge Mode tests your skills with specific weapon restrictions, such as bow-only or hammer-only challenges.

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.

Megabonk is a chaotic, fast-paced roguelike survival shooter that challenges you to survive against waves of enemies and bosses across randomly generated maps. Runs are short, intense, and highly replayable: grab loot, gain XP, level up, and choose from random upgrade offers to grow progressively more powerful - or spectacularly die trying.

Adventure of Samsara is a thoughtful, mysterious Metroidvania that reimagines the spirit of the original Atari Adventure rather than trying to remake it. Developed by Brazilian studio Ilex Games, the player controls the Solar Champion - a long-dead Plutonian resurrected by the Sun - who must reactivate an interdimensional fortress and restore balance to a fractured multiverse. The premise blends cosmic stakes with themes of death, rebirth and memory, giving exploration a haunting, introspective edge.

DIGGER: GALACTIC TREASURES is an immersive space adventure where you hunt for ancient relics in the farthest corners of the galaxy. In a future ruled by the megacorporation GRAVEX Inc., habitable worlds are almost gone and miners are little more than expendable labor. You inherit a half-dismantled starship and your grandfather’s cryptic notebook-once belonging to a GRAVEX researcher-revealing the locations of hidden treasures and fragments of the legendary "Heart of the Void," an artifact said to spawn new worlds. But GRAVEX won’t let you unlock its power without a fight.

A violent storm gathers over a shattered realm, and only the Thunderborn can challenge the unholy legions summoned by HER will. In this major update, players will find:

Brick Rigs - a physics‑driven sandbox that puts you in charge of designing, driving and demolishing virtually any vehicle you can imagine. Want to test a dragster’s acceleration, pilot a helicopter through a tight canyon or roll out a fully loaded fire engine? Brick Rigs makes it possible. From forklifts and tanks to planes, ships and custom creations that defy description, the game hands you an open canvas of bricks and realistic physics.

Kingdom Two Crowns is a gorgeously crafted side‑scrolling strategy game that invites you to step into the shoes of a monarch and build an empire from the ground up. With a minimalist art style and atmospheric soundtrack, every decision feels weighty as you recruit loyal subjects, erect formidable walls and towers, and cultivate farms to fuel your growing kingdom.

Heading Out is a compact, stylish road-trip adventure that blends high-speed racing with a strong narrative core. You play as the enigmatic "Interstate Jackalope," an outlaw on a cross-country quest to confront the world's greatest driver. The game leans into the spirit of cult American road movies: it's as much about who you become on the road as it is about reaching any particular destination.

Greak Memories of Azur is a beautifully crafted adventure that combines a heartfelt story with engaging gameplay mechanics. Set in a world under siege by a relentless invasion, the game follows the young protagonist, Greak, as he embarks on a quest to reunite with his siblings, Raydel and Adara. Their journey is as much about survival as it is about the power of family and unity in trying times.

Cult of the Lamb is a unique blend of roguelike action and cult management that casts you as an irresistibly cute lamb thrust into a dark, mystical world. Rescued from a grim fate by a mysterious force, you now owe a debt that can only be repaid by building a devoted following. Your task is to create and nurture your own cult from scratch—recruiting fervent believers, designing your own shrine, and guiding your community through both celebration and sacrifice.

Every Day We Fight throws you into a city frozen in time after an alien invasion. Most people are trapped in stasis, but a tiny group of resistance fighters somehow keeps moving-until they die, at which point the day resets. You must take these ordinary civilians and forge them into veteran soldiers by repeatedly running missions, learning new skills, and inching closer to ending the loop.

Rift Riff is a fresh take on tower defense that blends deep strategy with a forgiving safety net. You "jump a rift" into hostile worlds, fend off wave after wave of monsters and harvest their realms for resources. Its approachable learning curve and flexible mechanics make it ideal whether you’re new to the genre or a hardened strategist.

Zort is a tense cooperative horror-survival experience built around up to four players (solo play is possible but far less immersive). Your objective is simple: explore each uniquely themed map, gather key items, overcome deadly creatures and environmental traps, and unlock the doors that lead you toward the next level. Simple in concept, Zort’s strengths lie in its unpredictable puzzle solutions and surprising game mechanics you won’t find elsewhere.

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.

Welcome, Survivor! 😎 Grab your trusty pickaxe, steel your nerves, and prepare for one dwarf’s epic stand against the bug hordes of Planet Hoxxes. Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is a single-player, survivor-style auto-shooter where you don’t have to worry about aiming-just run, mine, and watch your guns do the talking (and the blasting). 💥⛏️

Celestial Empire - это an atmospheric city-builder set in Ancient China where handcrafted maps, changing seasons and a dash of fantasy let you grow a humble settlement into a city worthy of the Emperor's visit. As the newly appointed Governor you must balance citizens' needs, answer imperial demands, and design efficient production chains and infrastructure that withstands harsh winters and catastrophic weather-because unhappy townsfolk (and angry couriers) are bad for your reputation.

Step into the shoes of Nate, a down-on-his-luck dreamer who’s always struggled to get moving-until he discovers a hidden talent: putting one foot in front of the other. In Baby Steps, every stride is yours to control thanks to fully simulated, physics-driven walking. Feel the satisfaction (and occasional stumble) as you manually place Nate’s feet and watch him forge ahead through a mist-blanketed wilderness.

Ctrl Alt Ego throws out every gaming convention you know and invites you to step into a new kind of immersive sim. You play as yourself—minus your body—and transcend physical limits by hopping between robots, cameras, turrets and other electronic hosts. Whether you prefer stealthy infiltration, all-out combat or a pacifist approach, the world adapts to your style and rewards creative problem solving.