Fuel Station Simulator plunges you into the driver’s seat of your very own service station. Starting with almost nothing, you’re responsible for every detail of day-to-day operations and long-term strategy. Skillful management will transform your humble outpost into a thriving hub complete with fuel pumps, car wash bays, repair workshops, a convenience store—and even your own refinery.

Empire Architect is a real-time strategy game that puts you in charge of an ancient civilization’s growth and survival. Set primarily during the height of the Roman Empire, it challenges you to design and expand a thriving city from the ground up. As ruler, you’ll oversee every aspect of urban life—allocating resources, constructing buildings, guiding your citizens’ education, and maintaining public health. You’ll also need to keep the gods satisfied through rituals and offerings, or risk divine punishment. While you focus on internal development, rival powers and random events will test your defenses, so be ready to marshal your armies and weather both political and environmental storms.

Pine is an open-world action-adventure simulation set in the vibrant world of Albamare. You step into the shoes of Hue, a clever young adult on a mission to find a new home for your tribe. From lush forests and rocky highlands to sandy shores and misty swamps, you’ll venture across six distinct biomes, each teeming with intelligent creatures and hidden challenges.

Will You Wheel? is a life-simulation racing game that puts you in the driver’s seat of a struggling mechanic’s workshop. You begin by rescuing beat-up cars from the junkyard, tow them home using your own truck, and piece them back together with everything from turbos and air filters to exhaust systems. As you earn cash doing odd jobs—delivering packages, pumping gas, or grabbing groceries—you’ll steadily expand your garage and your skillset.

Among The Whispers – Provocation offers a fresh take on paranormal investigation by blending realistic tools, deep storytelling, and a looming sense of dread—all without relying solely on cheap jump scares. Developed by Kip, whose goal is “to create the best darn ghost hunting/investigating simulation on Steam,” this single-player first-person experience challenges you to uncover the dark history of a cursed family and the restless spirits that cling to their ancestral home.

A Night Duty throws you into the boots of a South Korean army officer tasked with investigating strange anomalies during what feels like an endless, storm-ravaged night. The basic premise is simple but effective: patrol dimly lit corridors, abandoned facilities, and open fields while piecing together the source of uncanny disturbances.

UBERSLAUGHTER throws you headlong into a trippy, retro-inspired FPS where survival hinges on mastering movement, improvising with a brutal arsenal, and navigating ever-shifting dimensions. Playing as Reapin Randy—a drug-fueled, bloodthirsty maniac on a mission to exterminate hellish anomalies—you’ll face relentless waves of enemies, gruesome gore effects, and the occasional unsettlingly cute critter.

Bad North drops you onto a cluster of idyllic islands under Viking siege. As the newly crowned leader—your father slain and the people’s hope fading—you must marshal your troops, shore up defenses and carry out orderly retreats to save as many lives as possible. Every decision carries weight: lose a commander and they’re gone for good; lose all your forces and the campaign ends in defeat.

Zoo Constructor is a detailed zoo and ecosystem simulator that lets you both manage a profitable wildlife park and create realistic habitats for over 50 animal species from around the globe. You can place creatures in environments that suit their natural needs, encourage breeding programs and watch each species thrive. A dynamic climate and plant growth system supports a variety of biomes, from lush rainforests to arid deserts, allowing you to build a self-sustaining ecosystem almost like a national park.

Streets of Rogue 2 is a wildly ambitious, systems-driven roguelike sandbox that hands you the keys to a living, breathing open world—and then dares you to make your own fun. Whether you’re playing solo or teaming up with friends in local or online co-op, the goal is simple: overthrow a corrupt president and seize control of the entire county. The method? Entirely up to you.

The Exit 8 is a brief, atmospheric walking simulator that plunges you into an endless, dimly lit underground passageway echoing with the unease of Japanese liminal spaces and “Backrooms” urban legends. Your only goal is simple—reach “The Exit 8”—yet every flicker of light or strange distortion in the tunnel demands your full attention. A single misstep in judgment—overlooking an anomaly—can seal your fate, so remember the rule:

Another Farm Roguelike delivers a charming twist on the farming‐and‐crafting genre by adding roguelike progression and a rent-driven economy. You start with nothing but a bare patch of land and a looming rent deadline. Every decision matters as you plant, harvest and expand your way toward profitability.

Battle Royale Tycoon puts you in charge of a one-of-a-kind combat park where your job is to design, build and maintain arenas that host thrilling PvP battles. From the moment you break ground on your first battlefield, you’ll balance creativity, logistics and resource management as you craft the ultimate fighting experience for your guests.

Game Dev Tycoon lets you step into the shoes of a video game pioneer and replay the rise of the gaming industry from the ground up. Beginning in the 1980s with nothing more than a cramped garage office, you design and develop your first simple titles by hand, learning what makes games shine. As your skills grow, you research new technologies, invent original game types and build custom engines that set your studio apart. Every design choice—whether to emphasize gameplay, storytelling or graphics—can make or break your next release.

Bakery Simulator puts you in charge of a growing bakery where every recipe is based on real-life baking methods. You’ll start by consulting your cookbook and familiarizing yourself with authentic formulas for breads, buns, croissants, bagels, muffins and more. Precision is key: measure your ingredients carefully and follow each step to ensure your goods come out perfectly baked.

You set out for what should have been the greatest marathon of your life, but a sudden sandstorm leaves you stranded in a boundless desert beneath two strange moons. With no help coming, you must rely on your instincts to survive blistering days and freezing nights. Scavenge scarce water, hunt for food, fashion weapons and tools, and build a refuge to protect yourself from relentless heat, deadly cold, and nightmarish desert creatures.

Swords ’n Magic and Stuff is a charming, cooperative open‐world RPG that combines action combat, life‐sim elements, and a sense of discovery in a hand-crafted fantasy realm. You begin your adventure as a young hero bound for the land of Tirawyn, only to find yourself thrown into a dungeon by orc raiders alongside your childhood friend. From that moment on, the game invites you to explore a sprawling world filled with secrets, quests, and unhurried pleasures.

Rolling Line is a model railway simulator that lets you build, explore and drive trains in both PC and VR. Whether you’re designing a sprawling custom layout or simply wandering around a fully realized tabletop railroad, Rolling Line offers an open-ended sandbox experience with deep community integration.

Kingdoms and Castles is a captivating city-building simulation game that challenges players to grow a kingdom from a humble hamlet into a sprawling city with an imposing castle. The game places you in a living, dynamic world where your kingdom must withstand various threats, including Viking raids and dragon attacks. Your success hinges on your strategic planning skills as you manage resources, defend your people, and expand your territory.

Shin Chan Shiro and the Coal Town delivers a warm, family-driven adventure wrapped in light life-simulation and mini-game elements. You follow the mischievous Shinnosuke as the Nohara family relocates to a traditional farmhouse in rural Akita. Here he learns the simple joys of countryside life—fishing in clear rivers, chasing fireflies and forest bugs, foraging wild vegetables, and tending a small garden under Grandma’s guidance. These moments feel relaxed and authentic, inviting players to explore every nook of the village and fill out a charming nature book with found critters and plants.

Last Holiday throws you into the dusty charm of a North Bohemian village at the turn of the millennium, where teenage Ben seeks escape from an angry dad after flunking his high-school exams. The game blends life-sim, RPG and survival mechanics with a healthy dose of redneck humor: you’ll juggle basic needs (food, drink, sleep), temptation (cigarettes, beer, late-night flings) and the relentless taunts of your rival, Bruno.