Seekers of Eclipse sends you into a race against time: pick a leader, gather your people and travel back toward the Lands of Eternal Sunshine, trying to arrive before the Eclipse. At each enemy stronghold you’ll use the cards you’ve collected to build a town - every turn costs a day, so choices matter. What begins as a modest settlement can quickly grow into an industrial city that generates a variety of special resources.

SCP: EVENT CLASSIFIED is a multiplayer horror shooter set in a secret containment facility where players can take on the roles of soldiers, prisoners, scientists - and even monsters. Rounds force you to choose between cooperation and betrayal: complete role-specific objectives that will often intersect with others’, fight rival players, or work together to survive mounting threats. Beyond human opponents, hostile anomalies and a dangerous, changeable environment constantly raise the tension.

Spectator 2 throws you into a tense, surveillance-driven horror where your job is simple to state and terrifying to perform: watch security feeds, spot anomalies, and stop reality from unraveling. The game leans on atmosphere and player discipline rather than jump scares - subtle disturbances at first that escalate into increasingly disturbing and overwhelming events if you miss them. Every camera click matters.

Recharge offers a fresh take on RC racing, striking a balance between arcade accessibility and simulation-inspired handling. The game delivers realistic physics and polished visuals while keeping the racing fast and approachable, whether you want casual laps or tighter, technical runs. Broad controller support-including RC-style wheels and standard gamepads-helps sell the authentic feel, and deep customization lets you tune both performance and looks to match your playstyle.

After Death is a platform-exploration game set in a dark, hostile world. Guided by the aid of lost souls, you must find a way to open a gate that appears to be the only exit from a mysterious realm overrun by monsters. As you discover new armors and abilities, previously blocked areas become reachable and the truth behind the world is gradually uncovered.

Summer's Gone - Season 1 is a high-quality interactive visual novel about healing, hope, and love. You follow a young man struggling with depression, shame and isolation as he is pulled out of his comfort zone and into a new chapter of life. The game places strong emphasis on worldbuilding and interpersonal connection, with richly drawn characters who accompany the MC through dating, friendship, and the work of overcoming obstacles together.

HeadSnatchers is a gloriously stupid, chaotic party brawler that thrives on ridiculousness. Up to four players can duke it out locally or online in frantic matches where the objective is simple: rip heads off, use them as weapons, and do whatever it takes to be the last one standing. The game leans hard into slapstick violence and absurd set pieces, making every round a fast, unpredictable mess - in the best possible way.

Forest 6174 is a brief first-person psychological horror experience that drops you into a dark, uncanny forest where logic unravels and reality blurs.

Gold for Retirement is a tough, precision platformer that puts your reflexes and patience to the test. Play as an aging knight who’s traded glory for a more practical goal: amass enough gold to enjoy a worry-free retirement. Travel through dozens of handcrafted levels full of deadly traps, cunning enemies, and tight platforming challenges.

Force of Nature 2: Ghost Keeper is an immersive action-adventure where you step into the role of a spectral guardian, charged with protecting a world on the brink of supernatural chaos. In this game, you awaken mysterious powers that let you harness and manipulate eerie forces to fend off relentless, otherworldly threats. As eerie adversaries advance, you must cleverly deploy your ghostly abilities—summoning ethereal allies, altering the very fabric of your surroundings, and using the environment to your advantage—to create dynamic defenses and innovative counterattacks.

Hordelord is a high-octane arena mobility shooter built around fast movement, tight gunplay, and score-driven runs. You zip around compact arenas using multi-jump boots, a spectral shovel, and environmental launchers while dispatching waves of varied enemies. Combat rewards skill and flair: spectacular kills and difficult feats earn extra points, feeding directly into global leaderboards for players chasing the top spot.

Dead by Backrooms Anomaly is a moody, psychological horror experience told from a first-person perspective. It casts you as a determined female protagonist navigating haunted corridors where the line between reality and hallucination blurs. Throughout the game you’ll confront shadows and whispers, chase fragments of truth, and piece together a troubled past through psychedelic visions and environmental puzzles.

Fortified is an explosive strategy shooter set in an alternate 1950s where Earth must repel a menacing Martian invasion. Play as one of four pulp‑inspired heroes - from a jetpack‑flying heroine and a shotgun‑wielding space cowboy to a covert government agent and a battle‑hardened Marine captain - and blast through swarms of towering robotic invaders using Cold War‑era weapons and cutting‑edge experimental technology.

Pseudoregalia is a compact, dreamlike Metroidvania that turns surreal, decayed nobility into a playground of tight platforming and light, movement-focused combat. The premise is simple and effective: when reality unravels, you slip into a rotten dream - Castle Sansa - and must grow stronger to free those trapped inside. What began as a game jam experiment has been expanded into an extended edition with new areas, enemies, story beats, and a visual overhaul while preserving its unsettling, sleep‑bound atmosphere.

Super 10 Pin turns the quiet sport of bowling into a chaotic, colorful arcade romp. If you like bright, retro-inspired visuals and arcade-style physics, this one delivers a lot of personality in short, snackable sessions.

Hit It Back is a street-born afrogame full of style and energy - a fast, colorful mix of sports, music and neighborhood vibes played from an isometric perspective. Throw, hit, run and score across short, intense matches driven by a hard-hitting Brazilian chiptune soundtrack and charming pixel art.

Nova Hearts puts you in the shoes of Luce, who returns to her small hometown for the summer hoping to leave her past behind - only to discover Vermillion hides strange secrets. A cosmic force bestows Luce with magical abilities (and an over-the-top transformation), and together with her friends Will and CJ she becomes part of a magical-girl squad determined to defend the town and unravel what’s really going on. Along the way you’ll shape Luce’s relationships: pursue romance, build friendships, or stir up conflict with a cast of varied characters, including civilians and even foes.

Warranted Humanity is a tense, choice-driven survival game set during an outbreak that turns infected mammals into cannibals and zombies. The game blends action-oriented daytime scavenging and combat with nighttime base management, asking you to balance health, morale and resources while racing against the clock to save humanity. Decisions have weight: your character cannot permanently die, but running out of health or morale forces you to retreat and live with the consequences, and the only true failure is running out of time.

Rising World is an open-world sandbox that blends survival, creativity and exploration into a single, highly moddable package. The game drops you into a randomly generated voxel landscape where practically every block can be altered or destroyed, and you begin with the simplest of tools. From that humble start you can gather resources, survive the elements, and gradually transform the world-whether you want to build a sprawling city, a towering castle, or a handful of cozy cabins.

Fueled Up is a fast-paced, chaotic couch co-op game that turns spaceship recovery into a frantic party challenge. Up to four players work together to fuel, repair and rescue damaged ships while dealing with sudden hazards - think wormholes, asteroid showers and the occasional space squid - all while trying to keep the engines running and fires and hull breaches under control. Sessions are short, tense and full of laugh-out-loud moments as teamwork and split-second decisions decide whether a rescue succeeds or the ship explodes.

Eador: Masters of the Broken World is set in a fragmented universe of floating land-shards, each with its own terrain and inhabitants. Immortal beings known as Masters vie for control over these shards; you take on the role of one such Master and shape the fate of Eador, deciding whether to save the world or dominate it. The game blends turn-based tactical combat, grand strategy and role-playing elements, so choices you make on the campaign map and in diplomacy have consequences beyond any single battle.