PowerWash Simulator is a uniquely soothing “work-sim” that turns the humble power washer into a tool for relaxation, creativity and satisfaction. Build your own pressure-washing business in the dusty town of Muckingham, tackle ever dirtier jobs, unlock new tools and upgrades—and watch every last speck of grime vanish in a spray of high-pressure water. Whether you prefer to unwind solo or team up with friends, PowerWash Simulator offers accessible, stress-free gameplay for anyone looking to scrub, rinse and repeat.

West of Dead throws you into a dark, mythic reimagining of the Wild West. You awaken in Purgatory, Wyoming, in 1888 with no memory—only a shadowy figure in black. As William Mason (voiced by Ron Perlman), you’ll journey through a shifting, haunted landscape born of sin, smoke and twisted folklore. Every corridor and canyon is reshaped by the tortured souls who roam it, leading to ever-changing, procedurally generated battlegrounds.

You’ve been appointed Captain of the Guard and tasked with defending a fledgling settlement on the edge of a hostile wilderness. As your town grows, so do the waves of monsters and marauders that threaten its safety. Recruit and train a squad of elite guards, equip them with swords, daggers, bows, greataxes, spears, staves, shields and powerful armor sets—from light cloth to heavy plate—and prepare for nonstop action.

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.

Sacre Bleu throws you into the boots of a wrongfully imprisoned Musketeer captain determined to blast your way out of the infamous Bastille. From the very first jump-and-shoot sequence, the game wows with its blend of precision platforming and graceful bullet-time combat. You sling your trusty blunderbuss to vault between perilous ledges, line up midair shots and unleash cinematic slow-mo takedowns on hordes of bile-spewing, aristocratic zombies.

Hue is a vibrant puzzle-adventure that turns the world into your canvas. You play as Hue, a young boy on a quest to find his missing mother, exploring a once-colourful kingdom now drained to shades of grey. By collecting coloured fragments, you gain the power to shift the background hue at will. When the world’s obstacles match the current background colour, they vanish—revealing new paths, hidden dangers and inventive puzzles at every turn. As you progress through each hand-crafted level, the story unfolds with surprising emotional depth, touching on themes of love, loss and the very nature of existence.

River City Saga Three Kingdoms Next takes the over-the-top action of the River City universe and launches it into the climactic Battle of Wuzhang Plains. You step into the shoes of hot-blooded high-school hero Kunio (Guan Yu), leading a cast of more than 100 familiar faces through a hilarious, high-energy retelling of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This sequel ramps up both the scale and the spectacle, delivering fresh mechanics and stories that gear up toward one unforgettable finale.

Mall Heist puts you in the shoes of an elite security testing agent whose mission is to infiltrate a shopping mall, expose its security weaknesses, and escape without leaving a trace. This light-hearted stealth adventure balances strategic planning with fast-paced action, making each run feel fresh and exciting.

Lost Sea plunges you into a perilous action-adventure set in the heart of the Bermuda Triangle. After a freak storm leaves you stranded on an uncharted shore, your only hope of escape lies in recruiting fellow survivors, uncovering ancient artifacts and charting a course through an ever-shifting archipelago. With each voyage, the islands rearrange themselves, offering fresh challenges and hidden dangers at every turn.

Songs of the Hmong is a gentle puzzle adventure styled like a children’s book brought to life. You play as a young Hmong girl on a quest to find the sacred tree’s lost seed hidden deep within the forest. Each stage unfolds in a simple, paper-folded world where beautifully crafted environments and charming characters draw you into traditional Hmong folklore.

MasterQuest Fantasy is a love letter to the golden age of tabletop role-playing games from the late 1970s and ’80s. It wraps a modern procedural-generation engine in a retro fantasy aesthetic, giving you an ever-changing world of dungeons, forests, mountains and mysterious wanderers. Every new playthrough rewrites the tale—you might be racing to destroy a cursed artifact before the Dark Lord rises, or tracking down the Zodiac Knights to uncover their hidden lore. One minute you’re sneaking through enchanted woods in search of the Crystal of Shadows, the next you’re bargaining with a dragon deep in its mountain lair.

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.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes unfolds across the continent of Allraan, where humans, beastmen, elves and desert folk have long shaped history through swordplay and the magic of “rune-lenses.” The expansionist Galdean Empire has harnessed a new technology to supercharge these lenses and now scours the land for a legendary artifact that will cement its supremacy. On one such expedition, Seign Kesling—a gifted young imperial officer—and Nowa, a humble village boy, form an unexpected friendship. Before long, fate drags them into a brutal war that forces both to question everything they once held true.

Moonring is a free, retro-inspired open-world, turn-based tile RPG created by Dene Carter, co-creator of the Xbox Fable series. Set in the land of Caldera, the game unfolds five hundred years after a great darkness fell. When five mysterious moons rose in the sky, they brought strange gods and the power of Dreams—supernatural Gifts granted to those who devote themselves. Under their influence, a new civilization formed, ruled by a Dreamless Archon who acts as the gods’ earthly representative… until a successor must be chosen.

Submerged is a third-person, combat-free exploration adventure in which you guide Miku, a young girl who has brought her gravely wounded brother into a mysterious, flooded city aboard their small fishing boat. As you navigate the submerged streets, you’ll dock at towering, vine-clad buildings and scale their facades—using ladders, ledges, pipes and overgrown foliage—to search for the vital supplies needed to save your sibling.

Soar: Pillars of Tasneem offers a unique blend of serene exploration and exhilarating aerial thrills. You play as Nur, a child of dragons, who awakens to discover a world of floating islands, lush valleys, and towering ancient ruins suspended high above the clouds. As you spread your wings for the first time, you’ll uncover a mysterious corruption that threatens to consume Tasneem’s beauty—and with it, the forgotten history of an empire that once claimed these skies as its own.

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.

Sizeable is a short, laid-back puzzle and exploration experience centered around the playful idea of resizing everything in sight. Born as a student project and lovingly polished into Business Goose Studio’s debut title, it lets you wield the power to shrink or grow objects big and small—everything from houses and clouds to the very moon and sun. By changing an object’s size, you’ll alter tides, weather and more as you navigate each diorama in search of three hidden items (and, if you’re lucky, a secret turtle).