This game is a 2D Pixel Adventure Platformer where you need some running and jumping skills to get through an amazing story shown nicely in a form of comic book pages! Don’t hesitate to long! The Dreaming Dale is in danger and only Ronnie led by your decisions can save his beloved village!
JORRY is a horror point & click game inspired by the classics of the 90’s, including an action and survival game play.
Earth is dead. Only robots and you, a powerful AI, remain. Take control of a robot horde as you fight your way across a harsh and unforgiving landscape of forests and decayed cities. Grow your army from fallen enemies as you try to Escape Dead Earth!
World of voidia is a classic style RPG game. We try to create a quite different game and story, By making the game an openworld RPG game. Players will be able to decide everything with the story, the world and NPCs.
Try To Reach 10 is a complex of fun mini-games in which you can spend a great time. How correct are you making choices? How fast will you assemble an electrical circuit? How accurate will you click on the circles? Maybe you want to try yourself in the test for general knowledge?
UniverCity is an isometric university management game.
A game in the genre of "survival game". Your goal is to live as many days as possible and not die. To do this, you will have to craft items, weapons, build a house. One of the main tasks is to look for food.
"Five Nights at Freddy’s meets COD Zombies" in this challenging horror shooter with pseudo puzzle elements that forces you to use your head and listen carefully.
Knockout Bowling is bowling like never before. Set in two new and exciting scenarios with a choice of bottles or bowling pins to knock out, this game is guaranteed to give you hours of bowling fun.
Escalation: Aggressors is a real-time side scrolling strategy game set in the hypothetical 1980s world war scenario, realistically incorporating hundreds of sea, air and land units clashing in uncompromising battles between the two biggest superpowers in human history.
