Astro Prospector delivers a surprisingly deep blend of "incremental" and "bullet hell" mechanics in a compact yet intense package. You step into the cockpit of a mining ship, tasked with harvesting valuable cofferoids from SpaceCorp’s fields and pilfering rare AstroCoffee seeds. Along the way, waves of hostile machines unleash relentless bullet patterns, forcing you to dodge enemy fire while unloading your own arsenal. The result is a fast-paced loop of resource collection, ship customization, and frantic dogfights-perfect for players who love to see their numbers climb even as their reflexes are tested.

Spellcats: Auto Card Tactics is an enchanting blend of roguelike dungeon crawling and auto-battler card strategy, where you play as the only self-aware cat in a world ruled by humans. Harness your magical gift to summon an army of feline allies and free your kin from the nefarious Nekocasters, a human cabal exploiting innocent "Nekos" for their own dark purposes.

Dragon Eclipse - In this game, you collect magical Mystlings—unique creatures that boost your deck and fight by your side. You start by building a team of three Mystlings, each with distinct stats, abilities, and a special card. As you progress, your Mystlings grow and evolve during combat, transforming from unassuming allies into daunting forces. Mastering the true potential of these creatures is key to victory.

Microcivilization is a charming pixel-art mashup of strategy and clicker mechanics, where you Explore, Expand, Exploit and Exterminate your way from humble beginnings to global domination. Instead of following a rigid campaign path, you guide the nonlinear growth of your tiny nation by managing population, economy and military through a blend of active "click" features and passive production tools. Along the way you unlock government combinations, research dozens of technologies, recruit hundreds of unique heroes and experiment with ability builds to tackle both construction challenges and battlefield crises.

Inkulinati is a fascinating turn-based strategy game that plunges you into a world inspired by medieval manuscripts and bizarre art. In this game, you build your army by drawing a variety of unique Beasts—each with its own special skills and class-specific abilities—to create a symphony of destruction against your foes. The game cleverly blends humor with hard-hitting strategy, featuring everything from sword-wielding rabbits to human-eating snails, proving that even medieval themes can carry a playful twist.

Vault of the Void is a single-player roguelike deckbuilder that emphasizes player control and strategy over randomness. The game allows you to continuously build, transform, and iterate on your deck as you progress through your run, or even before each battle. One of its standout features is the ability to preview upcoming enemies, enabling you to plan your strategy carefully. With no random events, your success relies on your creativity and skill.

Welcome to PixARK, a vast and wild world teeming with vicious dinosaurs, magical creatures, and endless adventures! To survive in this mysterious land, you must tame both ferocious and cuddly creatures, craft high-tech and magical tools, and construct your own base out of cubes.

There Are No Orcs is a combat‑strategy game that blends roguelike progression, tile‑building and auto‑battling into a fast, tactical experience. Place buildings on a grid to automatically generate gold or combat units, create powerful synergies through placement, and churn out a massive, seemingly endless army to smash your enemy’s base.

Loot of Baal is a fresh take on idle gaming that lives right in your screen’s sidebar, letting you build and dispatch a crew of hirelings to explore, battle demons, and hoard epic loot-all while you go about your day. Whether you’re in a meeting, browsing the web, or simply relaxing, your team keeps fighting, collecting, crafting, and growing stronger in the background.

Terraformers: New Frontiers expands the base game’s vision of reshaping Mars by letting you push humanity’s reach to the rest of the Solar System. With this DLC, you’ll plan and launch expeditions to eight different locations—from the hellish clouds of Venus to the crushing gravity of Jupiter and the icy rings of Saturn. Each destination presents unique challenges, so you’ll need to adapt your strategies, technologies and resources to survive and thrive.

Another Farm Roguelike: Rebirth is a clever mash-up of cozy farming and roguelike strategy that keeps things simple to learn but rich to master. The game removes the busywork of traditional farming sims (no walking around to chop trees or fetch items) and focuses on efficient, click-based play-build, gather, harvest, and upgrade without needless running. Runs are compact and dynamic, so you can expand from a tiny plot into a sprawling farm without a single long slog.

GOD FORSAKEN throws you into a bleak world abandoned by the gods, where creeping darkness and twisted monsters have turned the night into a deadly threat. Small bands of survivors struggle to resist ancient curses and underground evils - and it’s up to you to carve your story from the ruins.

El Hijo - A Wild West Tale is a charming, non-violent stealth-puzzle game that casts you as a six-year-old boy on a brave, personal quest to find his mother. After bandits raze his family farm and his mother leaves him in a secluded monastery for safety, El Hijo decides monastery life isn’t for him and slips away. The setup is simple but emotionally effective, and the game uses that child’s-eye view to turn danger into mischievous, playful encounters rather than bloodshed.

Kaamos Puzzle Roguelike is a compact, turn-based puzzle roguelike that blends tactical combat with match-and-drag tile mechanics. Battles play out on a looping grid where sliding rows and columns wraps tiles around the board, and you must match colors to counter visible incoming enemy actions. The result is fast, thoughtful duels where predicting foes and manipulating the board feel equally important.

Dino Hazard: Chronos Blackout delivers a surprisingly deep RPG experience wrapped in nostalgic 16-bit visuals and a gripping sci-fi storyline. Set in 2147 on a lush, high-tech island, you lead a disparate team of seven characters-each with unique skills and backstories-struggling to survive against both prehistoric beasts and a malevolent artificial intelligence.

Sparta 2035 is a tactical squad-commander game set in an alternate-future Africa. The radical organization Daamat has seized control of vast territories, and a beleaguered president turns to the elite mercenary unit "Sparta." You play as the commander: lead your four-man fireteam on dangerous missions, manage an improvised base aboard a seized cargo ship, run reconnaissance and contracts, negotiate with factions, and make decisions that carry long-term consequences for the region.

Lyca is a small, calming incremental game from solo developer Shaun that casts you as a magical wolf restoring a barren wasteland into a lush meadow. The core loop is simple and satisfying: run freely across the grass, gather resources, and spend them to unlock a sprawling upgrade tree that steadily shifts the environment and opens new abilities.

Ark of Trisolar is a bold, cinematic single-player shooter that mixes mech combat with ark-colony survival themes. Framed as "Steam’s first AI robot-driven Ark Colony simulation shooting game," it casts you as a heavily enhanced combat robot-guardian of the Three Body Ark-piloting modular spacecraft into hostile star regions to scavenge resources and protect the last spark of civilization.

Cross Blitz is a deckbuilding RPG that blends heartfelt storytelling with tactical, turn-based combat. Battles take place on a 4x4 grid where card placement and timing matter as much as which cards you draw. Learn enemy patterns, craft synergies, and unleash powerful Blitz Burst finishers to swing fights in your favor.

KreatureKind is a charming, card-based roguelite that trades blood and brawn for empathy and persuasion. The world’s magic is fading, and you lead a small band of activists - starting with Riley, Mitra, and Yui - as they travel through colorful villages, forests, and cities trying to convince monsters and people to use mana responsibly. Instead of fighting, you "debate" creatures using decks of cards, turning confrontations into strategic, narrative-rich encounters.

XIII Century Gold Edition bundles the original real-time strategy title XIII Century: Death or Glory with its follow-up, XIII Century: Blood of Europe. The collection plunges players into medieval warfare, recreating famous campaigns and large-scale clashes from across Europe and the Eurasian steppe.