Is This Seat Taken? is a relaxed logic puzzle where you arrange people to suit their likes and dislikes. You decide who sits next to whom across charming scenarios - from movie theaters and packed buses to wedding receptions and taxis - making sure each character ends up in a spot they’re happy with.

In a world overrun by zombies, a single broadcast offers a sliver of hope: a legendary sanctuary called Eden. Countless survivors set out on a perilous journey - and you are one of them. The road to Eden is fraught with known and unknown dangers: different types of undead stalk the dark, and threats can come from any direction.

A Building Full of Cats 2 is the delightful sequel to the beloved cat-cuddling simulator, and it’s bigger and more charming than ever. You’ll still roam the floors of a mysterious apartment tower, showering thousands of adorable felines with pets and scratches, but this time you’ll also step in to help its eccentric human residents. Between finding hidden rooms and uncovering secrets, you’ll play mini-games, collect special items, and forge connections that make this the most ambitious Devcats title yet.

Placid Plastic Duck Simulator invites you into a peaceful 3D seaside pool where you get to live the life of a rubber duck. Drift gently on calm water, bask in the sunshine, dip your beak and slide down into a second pool as day turns to night and back again. A nostalgic radio soundtrack accompanies your floating companions—fifty unique ducks, each with its own personality—while occasional special events surprise you with new moments of delight. When darkness falls, switch off the radio, gaze at the stars and listen to the soothing hush of waves. Come morning, the sky brightens, the world feels fresh, and you’re free to float on, dreaming in the present moment.

Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator puts you behind the wheel of your own taxi company in a fully 1:1 scale recreation of Barcelona’s busiest districts. Starting with nothing but a used car and big ambitions, you’ll ferry tourists and locals through 286 miles (460 km) of streets, obeying traffic laws, adapting to changing weather and rush-hour snarls, and always aiming for top ratings and generous tips.

Crossfire Legion – A New Generation of Warfare! The world is in conflict as Black List and Global Risk wage a perpetual battle for ideological domination, only to be further disrupted by the sudden emergence of a new faction on the battlefield.

Contraband Police puts you in the shoes of a rookie border guard stationed in the rugged mountain passes of Karikatka in 1981. Tasked with enforcing the strict entry regulations of the Acarist People’s Republic, you’ll spend your days inspecting documents, scanning vehicles for hidden caches, and keeping a watchful eye on everyone who crosses the checkpoint.

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.

Block Factory is an automation game that challenges you to design and manage your own toy figurine production facility. In the game, you create a unique factory from the ground up, carefully planning assembly lines that transform simple blocks into detailed 3D figurines. You’ll analyze blueprints and streamline every phase of production—from cutting and shaping the blocks to stacking, gluing, painting, and even mixing colors—to produce charming models with precision.

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.

Cast n Chill is a slow-paced fishing experience that lets you kick back and enjoy the water without any pressure. Drift across calm lakes, meander down winding rivers or drop lines into the open sea-you choose your favorite spot and set your own rhythm.

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.

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.

Garfield Kart Furious Racing is an exciting racing game featuring the beloved lasagna-loving cat, Garfield, and his friends. Players can choose from a variety of characters and karts, each with unique characteristics that suit different driving styles. The game challenges players to get off the starting line quickly and master skidding techniques to outpace opponents. To gain an advantage, players can use quirky bonus items like the Pillow or the Magic Wand, and even take shortcuts using the Spring to overtake other racers.

Deathless: Tales of Old Rus blends the strategic depth of a collectible card game with the unpredictability of a roguelike and the tactical decision‑making of turn‑based combat. You step into the land of Belosvet, where every run offers fresh opportunities to experiment with powerful card synergies, unearth relics brimming with new effects, and face off against legendary bosses determined to halt your quest.

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.

CATO: Buttered Cat is an irresistibly charming puzzle platformer built around the classic “buttered-cat paradox.” By strapping a slice of buttered toast to a cat’s back, you create a perpetual-motion paradox that lets the duo hover, spin and defy gravity. Your goal is to guide Cat and Buttered Toast through brain-teasing levels, hidden chambers and quirky contraptions across five fantastical worlds.

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.

We Are The Dwarves throws a grim, imaginative spin on sci‑fi exploration: the Dwarven stars are dying and three dwarven astronauts-Forcer, Smashfist and Shadow-must dive into the Endless Stone to find a new star and save their race. The game blends action, tactical planning and exploration as you guide this unlikely trio through deep, alien caverns full of strange civilizations and ancient monsters.

Gaia Beyond is a handcrafted 2D action-RPG that blends exploration with real-time combat, mining and commerce. Set two centuries after the fall of Earth, it drops you into a living, non-linear solar system where every decision changes how events unfold. You can focus on trade and diplomacy, take on scientific assignments, hunt down pirates for bounties, or infiltrate shadowy factions to expose conspiracies and hidden threats.

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.