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.

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.

Goliath drops you into a shattered world made from the scattered remains of many fallen civilizations. After emerging through a strange rift, you explore a landscape where 1930s storefronts sit beside shipwrecks and overgrown spacecraft. Massive, terrifying creatures roam these ruins - and you can build giant robotic suits to stand against them.

Car Service Simulator puts you in charge of your own auto service center, blending realistic car repair, deep customization, business management and open-world exploration. You’ll diagnose and rebuild engines, fix brakes and suspensions, install performance parts and body kits, and polish each job to perfection - all while growing a profitable workshop and hunting for parts across a living world.

Shamania blends cooperative survival, base-building, and progression into an accessible shared-world experience. Team up with friends to explore a dangerous, living world where gathering, crafting, and upgrading your home are central to surviving and thriving. The game pushes players to balance resource management and exploration while developing professions that unlock powerful tools and recipes.

City Defense Z blends base-building, merge mechanics and tense tower-defense into a compact, bite-sized survival experience. The core loop is simple and addictive: use daylight to expand your city, collect and balance five different resources, and arrange buildings and units for maximum effect. When night falls, the game flips into full-on defense mode as increasing waves of zombies test every choice you made during the day.

Bees vs Zombees is a chaotic, personality-packed roguelike tower defense that mixes fast, strategic base-building with whimsical, insect-themed mayhem. You pick a Queen Bee with distinct abilities, recruit Artisans to construct and upgrade turrets, equip accessory cards and cast spells - then try to survive ever-growing swarms of undead Zombees while exploring maps full of traps, secrets and kooky references.

Delverium is a survival sandbox adventure set in a large procedurally generated world for 1-4 players. Scavenge resources, construct shelters and settlements, manage a farm, recruit NPCs, craft equipment, and venture into hazardous dungeons as you investigate a spreading corruption that threatens the land.

Rise of Industry 2 is a highly detailed industry simulation and city-building game set in the vibrant economic landscape of 1980s USA. The game offers an immersive experience where every element—from factories and power plants to mining operations and agricultural setups—is fully customizable down to the tiniest detail. If you’re looking for deep production chain management combined with the creative freedom of a sandbox, this game has a lot to offer.

Peak is a cheeky idle desktop game that turns a simple training-and-fighting loop into a quirky mashup of slot-machine gambling, card-pack opening and low-fi martial-arts action. You guide a tiny guy on his quest for greatness, watching him level up through a mix of hilarious offensive moves and randomized combo pulls. The game leans hard into humor and spectacle: crank the lever, enjoy the "ka-ching brrr" of pulls, and watch satisfying butt-kicking animations unfold.

"A Difficult Game About Climbing" is a challenging and engaging experience that invites players to pull themselves up an enormous, treacherous mountain filled with obstacles and surprises. As you ascend towards the peak, you'll need to be cautious of slippery surfaces that can send you tumbling back down. The reward for reaching the summit is eternal glory and a wonderful gift, making the arduous journey worthwhile.

Beyond the Map delivers a promising blend of survival, action, and exploration set on the ragged edge of charted seas. You begin as a shipwreck survivor, forced to carve out a life in strange, dangerous lands. The game emphasizes freedom of progression, deep crafting, and emergent exploration rather than rigid class systems.

The Forgotten Apartment is a compact, atmospheric psychological horror that leans heavily on mood, memory and a creeping sense of wrongness. You play Jacob, a security guard called to an abandoned building after neighbors report strange noises. Once inside, doors lock behind him and paranormal events begin to unfold. As Jacob explores, he discovers an apartment with a vanished family and is forced to confront fragments of his own past-his wife Sophie, who died in a traffic accident ten years earlier-while trying to escape.

Find My Frogs is a gentle, hand-drawn hidden-object game built around calm exploration and small moments of charm. You wander the cozy village of Moss Glade, scanning lovingly illustrated scenes to locate over 350 frogs and toads and uncover more than 60 little secrets. The core loop-search, discover, and tick off another amphibian on Uncle Froger’s family photo list-feels meditative rather than competitive.

Baggage Handler Simulator is a first-person airport management simulation where you run the busiest part of the terminal-the baggage department. Play solo or team up with friends to plan conveyor layouts, speed up luggage flow, and reduce manual handling while keeping operations stable during peak hours.