Shadows of the Damned Hella Remastered throws you into a blazing, blood-pumping road trip through the most twisted corners of the Underworld. You play as Garcia Hotspur, a foul-mouthed demon hunter fueled by rock ’n’ roll, and his skeletal sidekick Johnson. Together you’ll plunge into nightmarish realms to rescue Garcia’s beloved Paula from the iron grip of Fleming, the Lord of the Underworld.

Exorcist: Reviewer of Minds is a tense deduction game in which you confront the darkest forces by correctly naming the demon possessing an innocent child. Drawing on a list of fiendish origins and ranks recorded in sacred texts, you must piece together clues, weigh your odds and call out the demon’s true identity. Guess right and you save the child—guess wrong and you risk dire consequences.

Survival: Fountain of Youth drops you into the tumultuous Age of Discovery, where a shipwreck leaves you stranded on an uncharted archipelago. Every decision matters as you juggle hunger, thirst and energy while crafting tools, building shelters and hunting wildlife. The day-to-day struggle to stay alive drives home the game’s immersive survival mechanics: gathering wood and stone, fashioning primitive weapons, cooking your catch over a fire and treating wounds before nightfall.

Retail Company Simulator is a first-person retail management game where you start with a small shop and work your way up to a sprawling retail empire. Whether you prefer flying solo or teaming up with friends, you’ll handle everything from signing contracts with major brands to unpacking products, setting prices, and keeping both your shelves and your customers happy. As your store grows, so do the challenges—more demanding shoppers, potential theft, and complex logistics all stand between you and your dream retail dynasty.

Rivals of Aether II builds on its indie predecessor with a fresh leap into 3D visuals, deeper mechanics, and robust online support—offering both longtime fans and newcomers a fast-paced platform fighter that’s easy to pick up yet brimming with competitive depth.

Dive into Card Summoner, a solo collectible card game adventure where more than bragging rights are at stake. You’ll journey through six distinct summoner villages, collecting Crests and fine-tuning your deck as you climb the ranks of the Grand Summoner’s Tournament. Along the way, you’ll peel back layers of a dark conspiracy: a shadowy cult tied to mysterious Void cracks and missing duelists that threatens the entire realm.

Mini Settlers is a minimalistic city builder game where players are tasked with settling islands, constructing cities, and designing efficient logistic networks. The goal is to fulfill the needs of your buildings and fuel population growth to explore new worlds. Players can build various structures and factories to harvest and create resources, expanding their cities and industries.

Step into the boots of a nightclub’s undead bouncer—a necromancer hired to keep out rowdy, monster-drunk patrons after your vacation. Armed with a magic staff and an arsenal of dark powers drawn from mysterious gemstones, you’ll hack and slash through crowded dance floors, challenge tough bosses and discover new power combinations to clear the club of inebriated threats.

In As Far As The Eye, you take on the role of the Wind, summoned to reunite a wandering people known as the Pupils and guide them toward the center of the world. These fragile tribesfolk will recognize you the moment your breath rustles their woolen garments. It’s up to you to lift their spirits, carry them through hardship and instill the hope and resolve needed to press ever onward—against hunger, against the rising waters, and always toward the Eye.

Autonauts is a charming, low-poly colony sim that invites you to explore uninhabited planets and build sprawling automated civilizations—one tiny bot at a time. The heart of the experience lies in its playful visual programming system: you don’t write lines of code, you snap together instructions and teach workerbots how to gather, craft, farm, fish and more. Watching your creations buzz around, dutifully repeating the tasks you’ve taught them, is endlessly satisfying.

A Musical Story is a compact, emotionally driven rhythm adventure that unfolds through music and striking visuals. Set in the 1970s, you step into the shoes of Gabriel, a young man piecing together fragmented memories by playing the melodies that shaped his life. Each successfully performed tune unlocks another layer of his past, bringing you closer to the heart of his story—without a single line of dialogue.

Drift86 throws you into an arcade‐style drifting playground where you pick your favorite ride, nail perfect slides and rack up huge combos—either solo or online with friends. With a pounding Eurobeat soundtrack pushing you to mash the throttle, you’ll hone your drifting skills until every turn feels effortless.

We Happy Few drops you into an unsettling version of 1960s England, where the citizens of Wellington Wells have embraced a joy-inducing drug called Joy to mask the horrors of a recent war. On the surface, the city is bright, cheerful, and full of happy people—but beneath that veneer lies a crumbling society built on denial and conformity. As you press deeper into its streets, you’ll uncover hidden secrets, propaganda broadcasts from the omnipresent Uncle Jack, and the reasons behind the town’s unshakable insistence on happiness at any cost.

Slaps And Beans is the first official videogame starring Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, launching players into a brand-new adventure packed with humor, hand-to-hand brawls and plenty of beans. Whether you’re tossing bad guys around a dusty Western saloon, cracking wise in the streets of Miami, or causing chaos at the fairground, you’ll enjoy all the classic banter, over-the-top slaps and massive multiplayer melees that made these two legends famous.

You begin as a nameless blacksmith in a brutal feudal realm where only steel defines right and wrong. Left with a ruined workshop and no training, you’ll meet a host of intriguing characters, learn their stories and build your reputation by forging the weapons they need.

Tribe: Primitive Builder drops you into the heart of an untamed island where your word carries the same weight as the village elders’. Charged with restoring your tribe’s former glory, you must scout the land for wood, stone, and other precious materials while navigating hidden dangers and untold secrets among dense jungles and rocky cliffs. Every choice matters: a single misstep in resource management or exploration can send your fledgling civilization tumbling into ruin.

Stone Story RPG is a dark, atmospheric auto-RPG that spins a deceptively simple presentation into a deep, addictive adventure. You play as a lone wanderer in a realm overrun by monsters and ancient mysteries. Tasked with uniting nine magic Soul Stones, you’ll explore eight unique locations, face off against formidable bosses and piece together a rich, engaging lore—all while your character’s actions are driven by a powerful built-in AI.

Koi Farm lets you design and manage your very own koi pond, guiding the evolution of stunning fish through careful crossbreeding. Every pairing produces unique, procedurally generated patterns—no two koi are exactly alike—and you’ll uncover fresh color and scale mutations as you experiment.

You arrive on Longvinter Island as part of a research team sent to uncover its unique resources and the secrets others have tried to conceal. Beginning at a modest camp, you’ll gather raw materials, sell surplus goods, and reinvest your profits in ever-better tools and gear. Along the way you’ll encounter rival researchers—forge alliances, wage skirmishes, or plot betrayals as you all vie for the island’s riches. Trade routes and vendor stalls let you turn discoveries into steady income, while your growing reputation opens doors to new opportunities.

Backpack Hero takes the familiar roguelike formula and turns it on its head by making your backpack the real battlefield. Rather than simply collecting cards or items, you must carefully arrange every piece of equipment, potion, and trinket into a finite grid—every placement decision can amplify an item’s power or render it useless. This mechanic adds an unexpected layer of spatial puzzle-solving to each run: a sword nestled beside a quiver becomes deadlier, while a poorly placed shield might leave you one step away from defeat.

Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom is a soothing puzzle game set within a grand adventure. Players journey through various environments such as castles, forests, deserts, swamps, and tundra, solving intricate puzzles to reunite with Aarik's mother and restore his family. The game features a unique crown inherited from Aarik's father, embedded with four powerful gemstones that allow players to alter their surroundings. By changing perspectives, finding hidden objects, and even manipulating time, players can navigate through the game's challenges.