The Symbiant RE:Union continues the journey of Danya and Brahve, picking up right after two possible endings of the original The Symbiant. In the first chapter, you’ll follow Brahve to the bustling spaceport of Cayama, where he surprised Danya with a heartfelt confession. Two years have passed since their breakup—why is Brahve so determined to win Danya back, and what became of the mysterious Symbiant during their separation?

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.

Adorable Witch 3 is a charming level‐based puzzle adventure in which you guide pure water through obstacles to help trainee witches and elves of the Magic Academy grow magical flowers. Your main task is to shatter rocky slabs scattered around each stage, channeling untainted water toward buried seeds so they can sprout. Along the way you must prevent any contact with malevolent spirits that would taint the flow.

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.

Reviver is an atmospheric adventure puzzle-platformer built around a haunting tale of parallel universes, lost family and scientific hubris. You and your brother once took part in a secret operation—and only one of you came back. Plagued by guilt and longing, you volunteer for a covert military experiment that might finally bring him home… if you can master the power to shift between worlds.

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.

In Questscape Survival, you awaken in a mysterious village with no memory of who you are or how you arrived. Surrounded by untamed forests and teeming wildlife, you must explore, scavenge, and build your way back to the life you’ve lost. Every step brings new challenges—the same wilderness that hides precious resources can also turn deadly in an instant.

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.

Party Hard delivers a unique blend of stealth, strategy, and dark humor as you step into the shoes of a sleep-deprived anti-hero determined to shut down one rowdy party after another. Rather than dialing the police, you’ll rely on a trusty knife, environmental traps and a healthy dose of creativity to dispatch unsuspecting revelers. Developed by Pinokl Games with support from TinyBuild, Party Hard grew out of a humble game jam prototype into a full-fledged Steam hit, complete with semi-procedurally generated levels and surprising replay value.

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.

Alien Hominid HD delivers a blast of 2D side-scrolling madness with hand-drawn, cartoon-style visuals and breakneck action that still feels fresh decades after its original release. Developed by The Behemoth, this award-winning title combines frantic shooting, brawling and underground burrowing into a perfectly balanced, hardcore gaming experience – the kind that will have you grinning ear to ear as you blast through waves of secret agents.

Mad Smartphone Tycoon – In this game, you’re thrust into the fast-paced world of smartphone manufacturing and business strategy. You start with a modest company and limited funds, and every decision you make—from renting extra workspace to upgrading your working conditions—will directly impact your ability to attract talented employees and develop innovative devices.

Haydee III picks up where the first two games left off, weaving a tense, suspenseful narrative that bridges the story of Haydee and Haydee 2. You awaken in a sprawling, labyrinthine facility packed with hidden passageways, deadly contraptions and relentless enemies. As you push deeper into six uniquely themed zones, a pervasive sense of isolation and desperation will keep you on edge.

Bastide is an Early Access alpha city‑building strategy game set in the 13th century and powered by Unreal Engine 5. It takes advantage of next‑generation technologies such as Nanite, Lumen Virtual Shadow Maps and Temporal Super Resolution to bring your medieval village to life. Every map is procedurally generated, ensuring a unique challenge each time you play, and planned updates will add mod support, deeper exploration and trading with neighbouring settlements.

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.

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.

Katana ZERO – a blistering, shoulder‑twitching neo‑noir action‑platformer that demands precision, reflexes, and a taste for stylish violence. You play as a mysterious assassin known only as “Subject Zero,” wielding a razor‑sharp katana and an experimental drug that lets you rewind time. Every level unfolds like a deadly dance: you dash past gunfire, deflect bullets back into enemies, trigger explosives, and slice through guards in a heartbeat. One hit means instant death, but rewinding your mistakes is part of the fun—each failure teaches you the rhythm of the room and the order in which every foe must fall.