The Axis Unseen is a heavy-metal horror adventure from one of the original creators behind Skyrim and Fallout. In this mysterious open world you’ll hunt creatures drawn from ancient folklore, using upgraded senses, elemental arrows and arcane powers. Nearly every bit of UI appears in the environment itself—your bow displays noise level, visibility and magic, tattoos on your hand glow to show health and active abilities, and your quiver holds the arrows you’ve gathered.

Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical is a bold and delightful fusion of urban fantasy, RPG mechanics, and musical theater, offering an experience as rich as it is unpredictable. You step into the shoes of Grace—a college dropout unexpectedly imbued with the power of a Muse—and quickly find yourself navigating a modern world steeped in myth and mystery. The narrative, penned by David Gaider, is a captivating tale of self-discovery, resilience, and the ever-present search for truth surrounding the death of Grace’s predecessor.

Ancaria teeters on the edge of collapse. The mysterious T‑Energy that once fueled prosperity has become a source of corruption and conflict, plunging the world into war and betrayal. Seven playable heroes emerge, each with their own backstory, abilities and path to explore in a living, open fantasy world.

Yes, Your Grace: Snowfall is a cinematic kingdom-management game that puts you in the worn boots of a king struggling to keep a Slavic-folklore inspired realm from falling apart. The game focuses on hard choices: you handle a steady queue of petitioners who bring pleas, problems, and occasional humor into the throne room, while balancing dwindling resources, passing laws, and deciding who receives aid from the royal treasury. Every decision carries consequences that shape your kingdom’s fate and your family’s future as you prepare for the looming threat of war.

60 Parsecs is a dark comedy sci-fi adventure set during the Atomic Space Age—a time evoking Cold War paranoia, shimmering chrome accents, and even cockroaches donning space helmets. The game casts you as the frantic captain of a doomed space station, with only 60 seconds before it is swallowed by a nuclear catastrophe. In these precious moments, you must quickly scavenge for supplies and assemble a crew of poorly-prepared astronauts using whatever junk you can salvage. Who knows when that sock puppet might come in handy?

The year is 401 AD. Spring is in the air and a seemingly ordinary night by the Rhine becomes the opening act of the Roman Empire’s final days. Yield! Fall of Rome is a turn-based 4X strategy game that blends fast-paced tactical encounters with grand strategy - conquer provinces, grow your dominion, and shape history as Rome unravels.

Metal Slug Tactics is a delightful reimagining of the iconic Metal Slug series, blending explosive classic arcade action with tactical RPG depth and roguelite mechanics. The game brings forward all the nostalgic charm of its predecessors while challenging you to think strategically on the battlefield.

9-Bit Armies: A Bit Too Far is a retro-inspired real-time strategy game that takes the pixelated pyromania of its 8-bit predecessor and ratchets everything up to nine. Developed by RTS veterans Petroglyph, this sequel delivers fast-paced base building, fully destructible environments and epic showdowns on land, sea and air. Whether you’re new to the genre or a hardened commander, 9-Bit Armies: A Bit Too Far offers a perfect blend of accessibility and depth, wrapped in chunky, colorful sprites.

One Step From Eden casts you as one of the last hope-bearers in a ravaged, post-war world. Drawing you into fast-paced, rogue-like battles, it masterfully fuses strategic deck-building with bullet-hell action. Every run challenges you to balance offense, defense and positioning as enemies evolve, artifacts surface and your deck grows ever more powerful.

Shields of Loyalty is a turn-based dark fantasy strategy game that transports you to the mysterious island world of Mantaria, where every decision along your campaign can change the course of battle. The game combines classic genre inspirations with modern gameplay innovations, offering a challenging experience with high replay value.

Metal Garden delivers a concise, atmospheric FPS experience that’s tailor-made for a single sitting. In this short campaign—lasting roughly one to three hours—you play as a lone nomad stranded deep within a colossal, overgrown megastructure. Your trusty traversal mech is broken, so you must navigate vast concrete corridors and industrial ruins reclaimed by nature, uncovering remnants of lost civilizations and unravelling a cryptic sci-fi mystery along the way.

Sol Cesto plunges you into a beautifully mysterious underground realm, where every descent promises fresh danger and unexpected rewards. You play one of four unique characters, each with its own stats, special powers, and playstyle. As you step onto the combat grid, you choose a row and then fate decides which of the four tiles you’ll land on. Will it be a treasure chest brimming with gold, a vicious monster eager to drain your health, or a hidden trap dripping with deadly poison? That element of chance keeps each run thrillingly unpredictable.

Kabuto Park is a delightful, bite-sized bug-collecting adventure that follows Hana, a young girl spending her summer vacation in a lush park full of insects. Over the course of a month you’ll use a trusty net to catch more than 40 different species-beetles, butterflies, bees, dragonflies and more-by timing your swings just right. Once you’ve built up a roster of critters, level them up with candies and assemble your team to face off against other kids in tiny sumo-style beetle battles. Each bug adds cards to your deck, and with the right strategy you can push opponents out of the ring and claim the title of Summer Beetle Battles champion.

Ratatan is a rhythm-driven roguelike action game that blends side-scrolling combat with music-based controls. You and up to three friends can team up online as waves of over a hundred characters clash in chaotic, large-scale melees. Success depends on timing your rhythm commands to direct your Cobuns, positioning your Ratatans effectively, and knowing when to pull back - movement and tactical choices matter as much as timing.

Soulmask is a deep sandbox survival game that casts you as the “last one” blessed with a mysterious mask. Stranded in a primitive land rich with ancient faiths, you must start from nothing, explore untamed wilderness, recruit tribesmen, build a thriving clan, and unlock the hidden truths of a lost civilization.

DREADZONE throws you into 2030, when the Zeno-29 virus has shattered civilization and turned the infected into terrifying mutants. Governments sealed thousands of quarantine zones-isolated wastelands where the infected are abandoned to survive or die. You are one of them, sent to a remote, desolate zone of abandoned factories, crumbling houses, underground hideouts and untamed terrain. Supplies are scarce, danger is constant, and the virus is slowly taking hold.

Mycopunk throws you into a madcap sci-fi romp where a ragtag squad of robot rejects-the New Atlas Hazard Crew-is your last hope against a planet-wide fungal apocalypse. Hired (and possibly ignored on the paperwork) by the faceless SAXON corporation, you’ll embark on deadly missions across a devastated world, slashing through mutated mycelium monstrosities and uncovering corporate conspiracies one exploded fungoid at a time. Between firefights, you can unwind in your orbiting dropship, swap war stories with an eccentric insectoid veteran, and tinker with your ever-growing arsenal.

Atomic Picnic is a high-energy, third-person roguelike shooter influenced by classic bullet-hell titles. In this fast-paced game, you can jump into explosive arenas either alone or with up to three friends, facing off against endless waves of monsters. As you battle your way through each encounter, you’ll earn experience to upgrade your weapons and abilities, allowing you to tailor your build and develop a unique playstyle with every run.

Weakless is a visually enchanting and deeply moving adventure that redefines the meaning of friendship. In this game, you lead two distinct characters—one who can’t hear and one who can’t see—through a breathtaking, organic fantasy world filled with challenging puzzles and mysterious ruins.

Ratopia is a city‐builder where you guide a bustling population of rats, each with its own wealth, personality and needs. There’s no magic handout here—you must create jobs, public services and infrastructure to keep your ratizens satisfied and productive.

Infestation: Origins is an episodic, four-player cooperative survival-horror game set in the 1980s, where what began as a simple vermin problem turns into something far darker. You and up to three friends play as professional exterminators called in to investigate, contain, and eradicate mysterious infestations. Explore distinct locations, unlock new areas, power systems to slow the spread, and uncover the source behind each outbreak. Each episode centers on a terrifying entity inspired by classic characters or urban legends, and the game can also be played solo for an added challenge.