Breathedge is a tongue-in-cheek survival adventure set in the depths of space. You play as an ordinary fellow known only as "the Man," whose simple mission of escorting his grandfather’s ashes to a galactic funeral quickly spirals into a sprawling interstellar conspiracy. When the colossal space hearse you’re traveling in catastrophically breaks apart, you’re left adrift amid wreckage, fallen coffins and the frozen remains of other passengers.

Hello Neighbor is a stealth horror game about sneaking into your neighbor's house to figure out what horrible secrets he's hiding in the basement. You play against an advanced AI that learns from your every move. Really enjoying climbing through that backyard window? Expect a bear trap there. Sneaking through the front door? There'll be cameras there soon. Trying to escape? The Neighbor will find a shortcut and catch you.

Stranded alone in space for centuries, you awaken from cryogenic sleep to find Earth devastated by a fungal pandemic. An AI-guided capsule finally delivers you back to your home planet, but the world you knew has been reduced to barren dust. Armed only with your UASA-issued survival kit and old scout training, you must learn to adapt-or vanish forever.

Farmer's Dynasty combines farming simulation with life-sim and RPG elements, putting you back on your family farm to restore it and build your own rural legacy. After years in the city you return to your grandfather's land with the goal of repairing buildings, renovating the house, upgrading outbuildings and shaping the farm to your liking.

A Little to the Left is a delightfully calming puzzle game that turns everyday clutter into charming brainteasers. You’ll find yourself sorting, stacking, and arranging household objects—whether it’s lining up clock hands, organizing a row of eggs, or removing stickers from fruit. Each tidy task feels fresh thanks to intuitive drag-and-drop controls and multiple valid solutions, so you can solve puzzles in the way that makes the most sense to you.

Jalopy is a charming and surprisingly deep driving simulation that turns a humble road trip into an engaging survival challenge. You take the wheel of a decrepit Laika 601 Deluxe-an East-Bloc-style compact car-and navigate procedurally generated landscapes that range from dusty country roads to muddy backwoods tracks. Every journey tests your patience and resourcefulness, whether you’re swapping tyres at dawn, patching up a busted carburettor under pouring rain, or calculating how much extra cargo will slow you down.

Endzone 2 is a post‑apocalyptic survival colony builder in which you lead humanity’s last hope through a cataclysmic desert world. Starting from a mobile settlement bus, you choose where to settle, then must secure water, food and shelter while adapting to ever‑changing threats—radioactive ground, droughts, toxic rains and sandstorms. Your goal is not just survival, but to expand multiple settlements, nurture a thriving community and create lasting trade networks across the wasteland.

Dungeon Munchies is a unique side-scrolling action RPG that combines monster hunting with culinary creativity. Set in a massive underground complex, you play as a character who has been revived and must find a way to escape this bizarre facility. With the help of the undead Necro-Chef Simmer, your mission is to hunt down monsters, cook them, and eat the resulting dishes to gain special abilities.

Bum Simulator - a wild, irreverent sandbox game that throws convention out the window and invites you to embrace the chaotic life of a bum. Set in the offbeat world of Bumsville, the game delivers a blend of dark humor and quirky gameplay that’s sure to keep you entertained for hours.

The Cursed Forest (Remake) - imagine taking the indie cult hit that once haunted IndieDB, feeding it a CRYENGINE glow-up, adding a fresh story and polishing a bunch of spooky bits. Original creator KPy3O teamed up with studio Noostyche to drag you back into those autumn woods - prettier, eerier, and with more pixels per scream.

Dream Car Builder is a niche engineering playground that invites players to design, build and race their own vehicles. The core appeal is construction: assembling frames, steering systems and deformable bodies that behave according to realistic soft-body physics. If you enjoy problem-solving and iterative design, this game delivers a satisfying blend of creativity and challenge.

Blazing Beaks is a fast-paced roguelite shooter where overreaching greed can become your downfall. You’ll take command of heavily armed birds blazing through swarms of mutants, monsters and other creepy critters in a vibrant, charming world. Every run is a fresh experience thanks to procedurally generated levels, unpredictable loot drops and hidden secrets waiting to be unearthed.

Ship Graveyard Simulator 2 picks up where the first game left off, tasking you with tearing down massive abandoned vessels and reclaiming every ounce of valuable material. Armed with your trusty hammer, cutting torch and an array of heavy machinery, you’ll tackle kilometers of beached shipwrecks and thousands of tons of steel scattered along the shoreline.

Echoes of the Architects is a real-time strategy experience built around creativity, deep tactics, and adaptability. Instead of mass-producing identical units, you design each combatant from the ground up-choosing locomotion systems, weapons, support modules and then programming their behavior. Want a stealthy scout that slips behind enemy lines? A repair drone that stays close to damaged allies? Or a heavy gun platform that holds the line? It’s all in your hands.

Mysteries of FangClaw is a horror-action exploration game that plunges you into a perilous abandoned mine. You play as Baxter Hemlock, a man betrayed by an old friend, who must delve into the mine’s depths to uncover its secrets and survive its nightmarish inhabitants. Time is scarce and every discovery matters as you try to find a way out.

Tiny Pasture is a charming mini farm simulator that lives at the bottom of your screen while you work or study. In this always-on companion game, you purchase baby animals, nurture them to adulthood, then collect coins they drop to expand and upgrade your little pasture. As you grow your skills and earn more rewards, you’ll unlock ever more exotic—and sometimes downright bizarre—creatures to keep you company.

If you’ve ever wanted to run your own retro game store, Game Shop Simulator delivers a focused, enjoyable experience that scratches that itch. You step into the role of a game shop owner and are responsible for buying and selling console games, growing your store, and building a reputation - all presented with systems that feel deliberate and rewarding.

Paddle Paddle Paddle is a gloriously chaotic little platformer that turns boat paddles into a physics-powered instrument of pain - and laughter. The core idea is wonderfully simple: you and a partner (or just yourself, if you enjoy controlling two limbs at once) must paddle your way through one long, handcrafted level full of lava, swinging axes, gusty winds, evil slopes and that inevitable jump you will miss dozens of times.

Pile Up! Box by Box is a lighthearted cooperative 3D platformer that invites you and up to three friends to stack, slide, jump and explore vibrant cardboard worlds. With its simple controls, chill pace and drop-in/drop-out multiplayer, it’s perfect for family gaming sessions or casual party play. Team up to solve open-ended puzzles, help the friendly cardboard citizens and unleash your creativity by building your own staircases and structures from the boxes you collect. When you need a break from adventuring, challenge your friends in frantic minigames like Boxball, Basketball or Tic Pile Toe, or go for speed runs in Timer Mode to refine your strategies.

Family Crush drops you into a messy, adult-oriented visual novel: the protagonist returns to the house he left a decade ago and must navigate renewed relationships with Vanessa (a woman he once called "mom") and several other women who live there. The game is choice-driven and focused on character interactions; your decisions shape whether relationships become friendships or something more. The writing leans into mature, taboo drama, and the plot is built around interpersonal tension and secrets rather than puzzle or action mechanics.

Night Club Simulator turns the grind of running a failing venue into a surprisingly vivid and chaotic playground. You start with a run-down, abandoned space and slowly renovate, upgrade, and expand every corner until your club becomes the place to be. The core loop-designing the venue, managing customers, balancing reputation and profit-delivers a satisfying mix of strategy, creativity, and unpredictability.