Ra Ra BOOM is a tight, cheerful co-op brawler that nails the pick-up-and-play arcade feeling while adding just enough customization to keep sessions interesting. The game shines as a four-player local experience (with Remote Play Together supported), but it’s perfectly playable solo for a laid-back weekend smash‑fest. The premise is delightfully over-the-top: Earth is being wrecked by a rogue AI and a gang of robots, and four high‑schoolers from outer space-Aris, Saida, Ren, and Vee-are all that stand between humanity and chaos.

Operation Octo is an action-packed tower defense set beneath the waves. Play as an octopus scientist, Dr. Odin, working with a dolphin colleague to push back hordes of undead skeletons invading the ocean. Build and position a variety of sea-creature turrets to hold the line - and when your defenses crumble, the game shifts into frantic survival as you dodge for your life.

Surf across magnificent waves of sand and glistening waters on an epic quest to restore a lost ocean in Sword of the Sea. From the creative team behind ABZÛ, The Pathless, and Journey, this atmospheric surfing adventure blends high-speed Hoversword movement with a meditative, free-flowing feel.

Wobbly Life throws you into a wacky, physics-powered open world where your grandma has booted you out until you "get a job." Earn money, customize your character, buy vehicles and houses, and explore every corner of Wobbly Island-alone or with up to three friends in online or split-screen co-op.

Subnautica: Below Zero is the highly anticipated follow-up to the original Subnautica, dropping players into a frozen frontier on Planet 4546B. Stranded with little more than basic survival gear and a personal vendetta, you arrive on an arctic region of this alien ocean world to discover what really happened to your sister. The game builds on the open-world, exploration-driven gameplay of its predecessor while introducing subzero temperatures, new ecosystems and a deeper, more personal narrative.

Subnautica is an immersive underwater adventure game set on a mysterious alien ocean planet. After crash-landing, you find yourself in a vast, open world filled with both beauty and danger. Your journey takes you from vibrant shallow coral reefs to the dark depths of deep-sea trenches, lava fields, and glowing underwater rivers. As you explore, you'll need to carefully manage your oxygen supply while navigating through kelp forests, plateaus, reefs, and intricate cave systems. The ocean is teeming with life, some of which can be helpful, but much of it poses a threat.

Verdant Skies is a life simulation game that draws inspiration from classics like Harvest Moon while introducing fresh mechanics and deep narrative elements. Set on the hand-painted, otherworldly planet of Viridis Primus, the game invites you to build and nurture a thriving colony. Along the way, you’ll forge friendships, explore potential romances, and interact with a diverse cast of characters.

A Monster’s Expedition is an adorable, low‑pressure open‑world puzzle adventure about curious monsters learning the ways of "humanity." The core gameplay is simple to learn but full of depth: you push trees over to form bridges and pathways, then follow them across hundreds of small islands to solve spatial puzzles and uncover little exhibits about human culture. The tone is charming and gently humorous, with short, witty "insights" that may include speculation, rumour, and hearsay.

Star Crafter is a space survival and crafting game that blends base building, mining, and large-scale system creation. Starting from modest rockets and launchers, you can craft and launch structures that reshape the star system itself - creating planets, moons, Dyson Rings, and even full Dyson Spheres. The game emphasizes a mix of resource management, exploration and visual progression: as you expand and automate, the star system evolves into dramatic, ever-changing vistas.

Still Wakes the Deep is a tense, atmospheric first-person narrative horror from The Chinese Room, the studio behind Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture and Dear Esther. You play an offshore oil rig worker in 1970s Scotland struggling to survive a brutal storm, a collapsing platform and a mysterious, relentless threat that has come aboard. With communications cut and exits gone, the game focuses on claustrophobic exploration, stealth and desperate improvisation as the freezing North Sea closes in.

Tear of Time: Lost Memory is an exploration-focused adventure that drops you into the shoes of a protagonist who wakes up on a remote island with no memory. The game centers on unraveling why she lost her past while searching the island for ancient treasures, secret ruins and environmental puzzles. The central mystery - and the game's emotional hook - is the artifact called the Tear of Time, which lets you rewind time to escape danger. There’s no combat or traditional game-over states, but the narrative teases a price for using the artifact, which keeps the tension alive without resorting to fights.

Graveyard404 is a tight, first‑person psychological horror that turns observation into your only weapon. Trapped in a looping, haunted graveyard, you must scan every corner for subtle anomalies - anything out of place - and use those discoveries to break the cycle. Success moves the story forward; miss something and the nightmare resets.

Letters To Arralla is a small, cozy slice-of-life adventure that asks you to be a mail-delivering turnip with a very memorable posterior. The core loop is charmingly simple: collect letters, decode pictogram clues on envelopes, and deliver them to a cast of quirky islanders. What sets the game apart is that you’re encouraged to open every single letter - reading other people’s mail is the main way you learn about the island’s gossip, secrets, and interpersonal problems, and it powers the little narrative threads you can help untangle.

Set in the 1920s, The Lightkeeper follows Arthur, a World War I veteran who takes a job tending a lighthouse to escape his wartime memories. In 1925 he is posted alone to a remote island due to staff shortages. What begins as routine maintenance soon unravels: the island holds terrible truths about the fate of earlier keepers, and the isolation exacerbates Arthur’s fragile mental state, turning each day into a growing nightmare.

Step into the shoes of a detective in DETECTIVE - Scene Crime, a tense, puzzle-driven mystery game that challenges you to unravel five gripping crime scenes. Each level presents clues, witness statements, and puzzles to analyze - you’ll need patience, logic, and attention to detail to separate accidents from deliberate crimes and build a convincing theory.

In a dazzling near-future where gravity is optional and style is everything, JETRUNNER turns pure parkour into a competitive spectacle. It blends first-person parkour with fluid, momentum-driven controls and fast-paced FPS action - run, jump, slide and blast through handcrafted arenas as you chase the fastest times, the flashiest runs and your shot at legendary status.

Lan Party Adventures is a nostalgic single-player adventure that blends a cozy small-town mystery with light job-sim gameplay. It’s the year 2000 and you and your crew run LAN parties to make a little cash and eat pizza - until strange events start happening and your friend Pedro goes missing. To solve what’s going on you’ll set up networks, troubleshoot hardware, and follow the trail of clues.

Apocalypse of the Universe is a 2D platformer adventure that casts you as an elven hero on a grim quest to save his homeland from a demonic invasion. The world-once bathed in moonlight-is torn open by portals to dark realms, and your mission is to defeat the powerful bosses that control those gateways, seal the portals, and lift the curse that spreads corruption across the land.

Sushi Ben is a charming, anime-flavored narrative adventure set in the seaside Kotobuki town, where you arrive to find the community - and its beloved sushi bar - threatened by big-city land sharks. The game blends slice-of-life humor with over-the-top moments, telling a sweet and sometimes bombastic story about making friends, standing up to developers, and finding your place in a new town. Presentation leans into manga and anime aesthetics: eye-popping 3D manga panels, a colorful cast of characters, and full voice acting that brings each scene to life.

Jenny is a lean, furious twin-stick shooter dressed in demonic bureaucracy and post-lapinist architecture. You play Jenny Jeungman, a small-town protagonist trapped in a system that literally rewrites reality - and your tools for revolt are a hat, a bat, and any weapon you can steal. Fast, chaotic, and wickedly funny, Jenny rewards skill and aggression over grinding.

SAEKO: Giantess Dating Sim is a small, experimental adventure that mixes unsettling storytelling with simple but tense management mechanics. You play Rin, one of the tiny people kept in the desk drawer of Saeko, a mysterious giant girl. The game splits into two contrasting systems and visual styles: daytime pixel-art sequences where you care for the little people, and night scenes where you become Saeko’s confidante and reply to her with a choice of "Yes" or "No."