Mostroscopy is a delightfully spooky fighting game that channels the pulpy charm of 1950s Mexican horror and Luchador cinema. With its pixel-art presentation and an anaglyph 3D mode for a genuine retro feel, it invites players into a ring filled with masked wrestlers, vampires, werewolves, ghosts, mummies and other primal monstrosities. The game’s atmosphere is colorful and campy, setting it apart from more serious fighting titles.

The Axis Unseen is a heavy-metal horror adventure from one of the original creators behind Skyrim and Fallout. In this mysterious open world you’ll hunt creatures drawn from ancient folklore, using upgraded senses, elemental arrows and arcane powers. Nearly every bit of UI appears in the environment itself—your bow displays noise level, visibility and magic, tattoos on your hand glow to show health and active abilities, and your quiver holds the arrows you’ve gathered.

Underspace is a sprawling open-world sandbox RPG that feels like the true successor to Freelancer, wrapped in a Lovecraftian shell. You pilot customizable starships through 114 handcrafted systems, each brimming with unique landmarks, hidden challenges and eldritch horrors unleashed by unpredictable hyperspace storms.

Call of the Void is a compact, player-driven action-RPG that leans heavily on choice and character development. The core loop centers on upgrading a handful of specialized skills to overcome environmental challenges and social barriers, letting you tailor your approach to each situation and build relationships that can open new paths.

Metal Slug Tactics is a delightful reimagining of the iconic Metal Slug series, blending explosive classic arcade action with tactical RPG depth and roguelite mechanics. The game brings forward all the nostalgic charm of its predecessors while challenging you to think strategically on the battlefield.

9-Bit Armies: A Bit Too Far is a retro-inspired real-time strategy game that takes the pixelated pyromania of its 8-bit predecessor and ratchets everything up to nine. Developed by RTS veterans Petroglyph, this sequel delivers fast-paced base building, fully destructible environments and epic showdowns on land, sea and air. Whether you’re new to the genre or a hardened commander, 9-Bit Armies: A Bit Too Far offers a perfect blend of accessibility and depth, wrapped in chunky, colorful sprites.

Second Sun puts you in the middle of a civil war between the Empire and the Order of the Second Sun. The land is dying and the Good Sun’s light is fading - you are a Sunborn, a gifted warrior with unique powers, chosen to defend the Empire and turn the tide of the conflict.

One Step From Eden casts you as one of the last hope-bearers in a ravaged, post-war world. Drawing you into fast-paced, rogue-like battles, it masterfully fuses strategic deck-building with bullet-hell action. Every run challenges you to balance offense, defense and positioning as enemies evolve, artifacts surface and your deck grows ever more powerful.

Shields of Loyalty is a turn-based dark fantasy strategy game that transports you to the mysterious island world of Mantaria, where every decision along your campaign can change the course of battle. The game combines classic genre inspirations with modern gameplay innovations, offering a challenging experience with high replay value.

Metal Garden delivers a concise, atmospheric FPS experience that’s tailor-made for a single sitting. In this short campaign—lasting roughly one to three hours—you play as a lone nomad stranded deep within a colossal, overgrown megastructure. Your trusty traversal mech is broken, so you must navigate vast concrete corridors and industrial ruins reclaimed by nature, uncovering remnants of lost civilizations and unravelling a cryptic sci-fi mystery along the way.

Astrodogs puts you in the paws of Kombo, a Shiba ace pilot, and their band of freelance bounty hunters as they race across the galaxy to stop WOOFER - a once-helpful megacorporation that has suddenly turned on the solar system. Uncover why WOOFER betrayed the planets while blasting through stylish, hand-drawn stages and facing off against sinister mechs and massive battleships.

Blood West is an immersive stealth FPS that blends elements of Weird West legends with eldritch horror. As the Undead Gunslinger, players roam cursed lands trying to lift a damnation that binds their soul. The game offers three vast, open-ended areas filled with horrific monsters and dark entities for players to explore, providing over 20 hours of gameplay, or 35 hours for completionists.

Ratatan is a rhythm-driven roguelike action game that blends side-scrolling combat with music-based controls. You and up to three friends can team up online as waves of over a hundred characters clash in chaotic, large-scale melees. Success depends on timing your rhythm commands to direct your Cobuns, positioning your Ratatans effectively, and knowing when to pull back - movement and tactical choices matter as much as timing.

DREADZONE throws you into 2030, when the Zeno-29 virus has shattered civilization and turned the infected into terrifying mutants. Governments sealed thousands of quarantine zones-isolated wastelands where the infected are abandoned to survive or die. You are one of them, sent to a remote, desolate zone of abandoned factories, crumbling houses, underground hideouts and untamed terrain. Supplies are scarce, danger is constant, and the virus is slowly taking hold.

Mycopunk throws you into a madcap sci-fi romp where a ragtag squad of robot rejects-the New Atlas Hazard Crew-is your last hope against a planet-wide fungal apocalypse. Hired (and possibly ignored on the paperwork) by the faceless SAXON corporation, you’ll embark on deadly missions across a devastated world, slashing through mutated mycelium monstrosities and uncovering corporate conspiracies one exploded fungoid at a time. Between firefights, you can unwind in your orbiting dropship, swap war stories with an eccentric insectoid veteran, and tinker with your ever-growing arsenal.

MeowGun Hell Denizen plunges you into a dystopian world overrun by demons, space invaders, and general villainy-and puts you in control of MeowMeow, a catgirl/half-demon (or maybe something even stranger) who’s sick of slave labor and ready to claw her way to freedom. Armed with a burning desire for justice, a love of all things feline, and an arsenal that would make even the toughest demon sweat, MeowMeow leads a one-cat rebellion to topple evil overlords, rescue animals (and maybe spare a few humans), and restore hope to a planet on its last legs.

Atomic Picnic is a high-energy, third-person roguelike shooter influenced by classic bullet-hell titles. In this fast-paced game, you can jump into explosive arenas either alone or with up to three friends, facing off against endless waves of monsters. As you battle your way through each encounter, you’ll earn experience to upgrade your weapons and abilities, allowing you to tailor your build and develop a unique playstyle with every run.

Infestation: Origins is an episodic, four-player cooperative survival-horror game set in the 1980s, where what began as a simple vermin problem turns into something far darker. You and up to three friends play as professional exterminators called in to investigate, contain, and eradicate mysterious infestations. Explore distinct locations, unlock new areas, power systems to slow the spread, and uncover the source behind each outbreak. Each episode centers on a terrifying entity inspired by classic characters or urban legends, and the game can also be played solo for an added challenge.

Cepheus Protocol is an ambitious open world RTS military survival game that drops you into a high-stakes battle against an ever-spreading alien pathogen. Set in the Bay Area on the brink of collapse, you take command of the Center for Epidemic Research and Control (CERC) to fend off the Pangu Virus—a lethal menace that transforms ordinary citizens into relentless, infected swarms.

Beat Invaders is a space-themed vertical shoot ’em up roguelite that challenges you to blast through enemy waves in time with energetic electronic tracks-though it’s not a rhythm game. Choose one of three distinct pilots and their unique ship classes, then equip upgrades, ship hacks and special abilities to unleash massive destruction. Your mission: protect freighters, overcome bosses, survive unpredictable events and deliver critical cargo across the galaxy. Enemy patterns and firing rates are driven by each song’s beat and tempo, so every run feels tightly synchronized with the soundtrack.

Chains of Freedom plunges you into a dark, dystopian Eastern European state on the brink of collapse. You command an elite military squad tasked with unravelling a far-reaching conspiracy that threatens everything you’ve sworn to protect. From the outset, every mission demands careful thought: one wrong move can spell disaster for your team and your country.