Shardlight - это a dark, post‑apocalyptic point‑and‑click adventure that throws you into a world where the bombs have fallen and survival is a daily barter. ☢️ Hunger, disease and fear are the norm, while a shadowy aristocracy controls food, water and the precious vaccinations. The lucky few get regular jabs in exchange for obedience; everyone else lives in squalor and superstition. 💉

Warning: Chiral is a tough game with very little hand-holding. If you’re unsure whether it’s for you, try the free demo before buying.

It’s 2120 and Earth has been overrun by an alien species known as the Murkors - who, bizarrely, wear rubber duck hats. Humanity’s resistance is hanging on, and you step in as one of the planet’s defenders: level up, grab gear and drive back the invaders before night falls.

Saturn Quest: The Loneliness of Captain Navigator places you alone after a catastrophic viral collapse of the cosmos. It’s a compact, old-console-inspired adventure with a strong narrative focus and Myst-like puzzles. Progression is linear (aside from one large maze area) and there’s no optional content; only a single, simplified but still challenging action sequence appears at the very end.

"RISE FROM YOUR BED..." - V’s nightmare begins when a stressed-out mom and wife is woken by a mysterious voice and dragged into a cursed videogame. Trapped in a bizarre low-poly world full of strange creatures, she has only one way out: hit everything with a frying pan.

Take control of a heavy, physics-driven football and guide it through a merciless parkour of bouncing, kicking, rolling and narrowly avoiding disaster. It’s a precision test where weight and momentum matter, and what looks like a safe move can quickly send you tumbling.

The Derailed is a compact first-person psychological horror experience built in the "walking simulator" tradition. Set inside an almost-forgotten depot, the game leans on atmosphere - raindrops on a leaky roof, damp air, decaying walls and the hollow echo of footsteps - to create slow-burning tension. Your only direction is forward, and the game focuses on exploration, environmental storytelling and a creeping sense that you don’t belong.

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is a lively, arcade-style return to Tomb Raider’s puzzle-and-action roots, and a worthy follow-up to Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light. This installment expands the formula into four-player co-op for the first time, letting you team up as Lara, rival treasure hunter Carter Bell, and the imprisoned gods Isis and Horus. Together you explore an Egyptian temple complex, fight mythic enemies, solve devious puzzles and try to avoid deadly traps - all while racing for treasure and high scores.

Labyrinth Flowers is a cozy, character-driven dungeon crawler that blends approachable exploration with thoughtful, turn-based combat. The core campaign runs about 4+ hours to credits, with additional floors to tackle if you want to keep exploring. If you like classic party-based JRPGs with clear roles, status effects and a steady sense of progression, this one delivers.

Kaptain Brawe: A Brawe New World is a point-and-click adventure game crafted by a small indie team from Croatia, designed for fans of classic adventure games. Set in an alternate 19th century where space travel is already a reality, players are invited to dive into a story filled with quests, conspiracies, and chaos. The game follows the quirky and brave Kaptain Brawe, who is determined to bring justice to villains, despite often being misunderstood by those around him.

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Vlad Circus: Curse of Asmodeus is a disturbing pixel-art graphic adventure that serves as both a prequel and a sequel to Vlad Circus: Descend into Madness. You step into a world of reflections and shadows as Josef Petrescu, a man who wakes horribly burned, mute and lacking his memories. As Vlad Petrescu’s brother and co-heir to the circus, Josef must piece together what happened and uncover the dark secrets buried in the old town of San Reno.

Dual Eclipse is a shortform trick-taking RPG about restoring balance to the cosmos by hunting down a Prismatic Dragon that is attempting to consume the Moon and Sun. Play as one of three distinct classes and delve into mysterious dungeons full of traps, treasures, and secrets.

Forgotten 23 is a tense, atmospheric sci-fi adventure set aboard a remote research station orbiting Proxima Centauri b. Engineer Max Novak arrives on a rescue mission only to find the station broadcasting a distress call, its orbit decaying and the crew mysteriously vanished. Thrown into a life-or-death situation, Max becomes trapped in a relentless 23-minute time loop that resets just before the station plunges into the planet below.

BLACK SOULS throws you into the ruins of the Lost Empire, a once‑great kingdom now swallowed by a choking mist. That fog warped people into nightmarish creatures, turning the land into a theatre of endless conflict-where glory‑seeking warriors, dreaming courtiers, and hidden treasures all disappeared into the same shadow. You awaken here as a nameless undead. What will you see, what will you claim, and can you escape the darkest fate that haunts this place?

True Nightmare - Roadside Cafe is the first episode in a tense, atmospheric psychological horror series that puts you in the shoes of Mary, an 18‑year‑old who’s taken a night‑shift waitress job at a lonely roadside café. Quiet nights stretch into unsettling hours as customers grow stranger, snippets of conversation reveal hidden truths, and the feeling of being watched becomes impossible to ignore.

Slumbering Feline - Step into a vivid, pixel-art dreamscape where you play as Momo, a mysterious feline lost in a surreal slumber. From the moment Momo awakens in an unfamiliar world, you’re thrust into a concise yet captivating adventure that blends classic 2D side-scrolling action with uniquely styled combat mechanics.

Lay Of The Land drops you into a hazardous, ever-shifting world where environmental dangers are as important as the enemies you face - fires spread, sand can give way, water runs and pockets of gas can choke the unwary. Read the terrain and turn those hazards into tools to survive.

Face of Another plunges you into a warped, digital nightmare where a mysterious force traps you and distorts reality. Played from a first-person perspective, your smartphone is your only tool - use it to snap photos, uncover clues, solve puzzles and try to make it out alive. The game explores dark themes like bullying, the pressures of social media and destructive comparisons, all framed around a vengeful presence. Presented with lifelike visuals, the experience runs roughly 60-90 minutes and includes collectible phone cases hidden throughout the world.

You step into a building that feels oddly familiar and deeply unsettling. When you try to leave, reality shifts - you become trapped in an endless loop of eerie corridors and impossible spaces. Your only hope is an elevator that promises an exit, but each floor hides subtle, disturbing anomalies: things that shouldn’t exist, things out of place. Observe carefully, choose floors wisely, and resist the temptation to grow comfortable - complacency may be the very trap that keeps you here.

In a world overrun by zombies, a single broadcast offers a sliver of hope: a legendary sanctuary called Eden. Countless survivors set out on a perilous journey - and you are one of them. The road to Eden is fraught with known and unknown dangers: different types of undead stalk the dark, and threats can come from any direction.