Recent Games

FEROCIOUS

Developer: OMYOG

Dive into the gripping survival FPS adventure of 'FEROCIOUS Demo,' where every step is a battle for survival on a treacherous, vibrant island. Confront mercenaries, dinosaurs, and a dynamic ecosystem as you explore breathtaking environments and uncover thrilling secrets. From crafting weapons to commanding dinosaurs, immerse yourself in a relentless and unforgettable fight for your life. This demo teases the action-packed experience with two levels from the final game, as developer OMYOG showcases its evolving masterpiece.

Euro Truck Simulator 2 - Holland Style Tuning Pack

Developer: SCS Software

Desk Space: Idle Spacefleet clicker

Developer: Shotgun Anaconda

Desk Space: Idle Spacefleet clicker is an incremental space management game about building and automating a fleet of ships. Buy hundreds of vessels, mine asteroids, trade with stations, run a small stock market, deploy pirates and unlock upgrades and synergies. The game is designed to run on a second monitor or pinned to your desktop so your fleet can keep earning while you do other tasks.

Beso's Shawarma

Developer: Mtatsminda Studio

Beso's Shawarma is a short, first-person narrative horror about a late-night walk through an empty, surreal city toward a sketchy shawarma shop. Presented in a deliberately low-fidelity PSX style, the game emphasizes atmosphere, dialogue, and small choices that shift tone and soundscape rather than combat. A single playthrough is intentionally brief and linear, with alternative endings and a minimal UI that keeps focus on mood and conversations.

The Message from Deep Space

Developer: Applesinmypants

The Message from Deep Space puts you in the role of the Translator for a 1973 mission decoding radio transmissions from a meteorite. The game is a puzzle-first experience that builds an alien language from universal math and science concepts, driven by player-created dictionary entries, frequency-based transmissions, and in-game collaboration with a small team of scientists. Presentation leans retro: a vintage computer interface, character dialogue, and a short original soundtrack accompany an extended, methodical puzzle campaign.

Supermarket Chaos

Developer: BunnyHop

Supermarket Chaos is a calm, single-player organizing simulator that asks you to restore order to a messy supermarket. You pick up and place 4,668 distinct products across 16 sections — fruit, tea, frozen foods, books, wine, ramen and more — while unlocking skills that increase carry capacity and search range. There are no timers or game overs: the design focuses on a low-pressure loop of finding items, matching them to labels, and watching shelves fill.

REWIND

Developer: Damian_Zhao

REWIND is a text-based detective puzzle that puts you in charge of a single murder investigation at a penthouse hotel. The game presents nearly a hundred clues in a sandbox investigation with minimal guidance. Gameplay is click-to-solve and mouse-focused; the developer describes it as easy to pick up but intentionally difficult to complete. The package includes a full walkthrough in the game folder and additional walkthroughs published by the developer.

Gods and Kings

Developer: Xuanjin Studio

Gods and Kings combines real-time strategy, card collection and role-playing set against Greek mythology. You play as heroes who use Rune powers to summon armies, cast magic and challenge or defend the gods. The game is distributed in Early Access and emphasizes single-player battles and card-driven unit deployment. Expect a hybrid of tactical battlefield decisions and collectible-card progression rather than a polished, finished release.

Godius Eternal War

Developer: playinworld

Godius Eternal War is a retro 2D pixel MMORPG that revives the late-90s online RPG style. Pick a nation, level your character, join parties and guilds, trade with others, and take part in large-scale nation wars and open PvP. The game emphasizes a persistent, player-driven world and an economy where items and alliances matter. It runs on Windows and offers English, Korean and Japanese interface options.

Origins Of Teco

Developer: Felipe Michael Duwe

Origins Of Teco is a 2D action-platformer that puts you in control of Teco, a one-eyed orange protagonist armed with laser beams. The game combines reflex-based platforming and combat with an experience-driven progression system: defeat enemies to gain levels and unlock new abilities. Stages reveal pieces of a central mystery as you play. It’s a single-player indie release on Windows with Steam achievements and UI/subtitle support in English and Brazilian Portuguese.

Coastal Summit Sports: College Athletics 27

Developer: Coastal Summit Sports

Coastal Summit Sports: College Athletics 27 puts you in the Athletic Director's chair for a multi-decade collegiate management simulation. Oversee a dashboard of board confidence, boosters and media while allocating budgets, directing NIL funds, upgrading facilities and hiring coaches across a wide roster of sports. The game emphasizes multi-sport simulation and long-term planning in single-player, with system requirements and platform support listed on its Steam page for Windows and Mac.

nophenia

Developer: lane

nophenia is a short, single-player dream exploration experience where you wander brutalist, low‑poly environments and piece together mood and memory rather than complete explicit objectives. The game emphasizes atmosphere: there are dedicated sit and howl actions, an in‑game camera, simple walking/run/jump controls, and a caution that themes of liminality and isolation may be unsettling for some players.

Painting PC

Developer: Oisoi

Painting PC puts you in a starter studio with one brush and a stream of commissions to complete. Paint specific or creative jobs, earn ratings and followers on the in-game Paintigraph app, unlock new brushes and toolkit upgrades, and spend earnings on furniture to personalise your workspace. The game is a single-player, Windows release with mouse-friendly controls and basic Steam conveniences like save-anytime and Family Sharing.

Code, Solve, Revolt!

Developer: Joyful Jo

Code, Solve, Revolt! is a single-player puzzle game that uses drag-and-drop programming blocks to solve factory tasks. You write commands for a robot, work with data-structure creatures like Queue and Stack, and progress through more complex puzzle concepts. The game pairs beginner-friendly tutorials and a skip feature with extra-challenging missions for experienced players, and frames its puzzles inside a factory exploration narrative led by the character Conge.

Glisynth

Developer: Team Charlotte

Glisynth is a keyboard-focused rhythm game where notes fall in time with the music and you press the correct row when each note hits the judgment line. Two note colors map to two keyboard rows (Q for yellow, A for white); long notes must be held and timing affects a life gauge. It ships as an Early Access free-to-play title for Windows and includes adjustable difficulty and custom volume controls.

Don't Sleep With The Fishes

Developer: Taiki

Don't Sleep With The Fishes is a point-and-click survival horror about racing to salvage supplies before your ship sinks. Play day-to-day: scavenge randomized items, manage energy and food, fish, use items to handle night interruptions, and decide which shipmate (one of three) to bring to the lifeboat. The game alternates cozy daytime tasks with tense nights and includes jumpscares and multiple endings based on your choices.

Unquiet Grey

Developer: ENDYSIS

Unquiet Grey is a short timeloop visual novel that follows a troubled young woman and the kind-hearted musician she loves through countless lifetimes. The game presents a compact, emotional story (over 11k words, about an hour) supported by hand-drawn illustrations, an original indie-leaning soundtrack, nameable characters, and an in-game camera mode for viewing art. It’s single-player and available on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Wizards 95

Developer: backpocketgames

Wizards 95 is a retro-themed multiplayer chatroom game that casts you as a wizard who collects spells, levels up, and takes part in a player-driven, fictional economy. You can gamble in-game (for fictional currency), paint, drink virtual wine, and customize hats, cloaks, eyes and pets that appear on your public profile. The experience centers on online lobbies—public or private—where social play and trading shape what you can collect and show off.

Operation Obliteration 2

Developer: Oblit Gamewerks

Operation Obliteration 2 is a stripped-down, hyper-violent first-person shooter that leans hard into old-school, high-speed combat. The game drops you into an alternate-history WWII setting with 22 handcrafted battlefields, no progression gates, and a focus on player skill over tutorials or cutscenes. Expect relentless encounters, an emphasis on quick reactions, a custom photorealistic HUD, and a free demo plus an extensive PDF war manual.

NBA 2K26 Hall of Fame Pass: Season 8

Developer: Visual Concepts