An Everyday Story masterfully blends heartfelt narrative with inventive puzzle-platforming, drawing you into a world where three tiny trinkets—a Tin Soldier, a Bat Origami and a Wooden Boat—carry the weight of memories and lost connections. You step into each fragile vessel as they traverse a surreal landscape, piecing together the protagonist’s fractured past and uncovering the bonds that tie him to loved ones.

DEVILS WAY drops you into a chilling, unpredictable world where you awaken in a strange location with no memory of how you got there—and no obvious way out. As you explore dimly lit corridors and abandoned rooms, you’ll confront grotesque creatures, unravel cryptic clues and tackle intricate puzzles that will stretch your wits to the limit. The game mixes moments of genuine terror with flashes of dark, offbeat humor that briefly ease the tension—before plunging you back into the shadows.

The Other Me is a first-person psychological horror adventure that plunges you into Amelia Vanderlyn’s fractured mind as she searches for her lost twin, Ophelia. After Ophelia’s death, Amelia begins to slip between waking life and haunting dreams, until a cryptic message draws her into the abandoned halls of Lost Dreams Asylum. Once a place of brutal massacres and shattered survivors, the asylum and its five surrounding zones mirror the hidden corners of Amelia’s family history—and of her own psyche.

Hydroponics Farm & Store Simulator offers a hands-on journey into the world of soilless agriculture and retail management. You begin by selecting from a variety of hydroponic systems—raft tables, PVC pipe setups, and more—each of which can be customized to fit your ambitions, whether you’re tending a compact home garden or running a large-scale commercial farm. This level of flexibility lets you design an efficient, space-saving operation that maximizes growth and yield.

Reverse Problem is a precision truck-parking and maneuvering game that challenges you to master every aspect of driving—from squeezing into the tightest spots to nailing tricky angles. Whether you’re out to prove your skills or simply sharpen your technique, Reverse Problem offers both structured challenges and open-ended practice.

Anarchy: Wolf’s Law is a fast-paced, first-person shooter that blends RPG progression, survival challenges and strategic management into one seamless post-apocalyptic experience. Set in a small industrial hinterland thrown into chaos, you must carve out your own domain by capturing territories, building production chains and fending off rival players and mutant night creatures. The result is a dynamic single-player journey enriched by implicit multiplayer interactions—your actions echo across everyone’s world without ever having to team up directly.

Lust Theory – Season 2 takes you back into a groundhog‐day of desire and discovery. You’re once again living under the same roof with three stunning women, but this time Friday brings even more twists. As the day resets over and over, every decision leaves a mark: unlock secret events, explore hidden storylines and uncover the truth behind the endless loop.

Into the Breach is a turn-based strategy game from the makers of FTL in which humanity’s last hope lies in giant mechs fighting subterranean monsters known as the Vek. Every run is a fresh, randomly generated tactical puzzle: enemy attack patterns are telegraphed in advance, so you must plan perfectly or watch your cities—and your pilots—fall.

Boomerang Fu is a delightfully chaotic party brawler that pits up to six players against each other in lightning-fast, physics-driven combat. Cute, food-themed characters fling boomerangs across more than 30 inventive arenas—everything from rolling-pin pastry factories to slippery sushi counters. Each level brims with interactive traps and platforms, so one moment you’re deflecting an incoming boomerang, the next you’re barreling a rival into a sliding wall or sneaking through foliage for the perfect ambush.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

DeepWeb Simulator – a gritty simulation that drops you into the shadowy world of deep‑web crime. You start by posting clandestine ads for everything from contraband foods to illicit substances, then negotiate secret deals through anonymous messaging. As you expand your operation, you’ll procure goods via radar‑invisible planes, stash packages in hidden compartments and make risky deliveries in back‑alley spots.

Atomicrops – a delightfully explosive mash‑up of farming sim, twin‑stick shooter and roguelite that’s equal parts cozy and chaotic. You inherit a dusty plot of irradiated land and quickly learn that in this post‑apocalyptic countryside, tending to crops means blasting mutant pests by night and haggling for supplies by day. It’s a charmingly off‑kilter experience that rewards quick reflexes, strategic planning and a hearty sense of humor.

Settlement Survival is a low‑poly, survival‑driven city builder that challenges you to guide a small band of settlers through ever‑changing seasons and environmental hazards. Starting with little more than a handful of pioneers and basic tools, you’ll need to clear land, chop wood, quarry stone, and hunt or farm to secure the vital resources your people need to survive.

Just Skill Shooter Catacombs – a fast‑paced first‑person shooter set deep within winding underground tunnels. You’ll navigate dimly lit corridors, face off against cunning opponents with boosted AI, and master an ever‑growing arsenal of weapons. The game’s striking visual style brings the catacombs to life, from crumbling stone walls to flickering torchlight. Each battle demands precision and quick reflexes, and the high difficulty ensures no two encounters feel the same. Whether you’re swapping between rifles, shotguns, or pistols, every shot counts on your path to becoming the ultimate shooting master.

Wild Explorer throws you into a sprawling open world where adventure, survival, and mystery go hand in hand. From misty swamps to towering mountain peaks, every region offers its own unique ecosystem, hidden relics, and untold legends. Strap on your backpack, ready your camera, and set out to uncover the secrets that lie beneath the forest canopy and beyond ancient temple walls.