Metroidvania-style spring wire action! 2D side-scroller that uses wires to explore ruins in all directions Steampunk retrospective that connects ancient history and modern times Eliminate the global crisis stirring in the ruins through investigative action!
Try yourself in the role of General. Make decisions in turn-based strategy with simultaneous moves. You can only guess what the enemy will do.
Blow stuff up! Destroy the structures, sink the grumpy blue blocks and save the gems to rise to the top of the tower. Enjoy hours of challenging physics-based puzzle solving or create and share online your own level designs and puzzles. Single player or online multiplayer for up to 4 friends.
Choose for whom you will fight a dinosaur and a monkey, fight.
Forgotten Fields is a cozy narrative game about Sid – a struggling writer who travels back to his childhood home one last time before it’s sold off. Visit old friends, relive memories, solve puzzles and play through sections of Sid’s book in this warm game about nostalgia and the passage of time.
A Gothic fantasy tale of loneliness, dark secrets, and the search for a cure.
Knight Squad 2 is a chaotic arcade multiplayer game for up to 8 players. Pick an eccentric knight and fight for glory with wacky weaponry. Triumph over your friends in a ridiculous amount of game modes, both offline and online.
The goal is to renovate and clean a mansion left in poor condition. Each game is randomly generated.
This is a deep immersion VR short play. Refer to the personal experience of many alien abductors in history, which will bring you unprecedented visual impact, and experience the experience of alien abduction. There is no complicated operation, you just need to take VR equipment and immerse in it.
Finders Reapers is an inventive third-person shooter.Experience items raining from the sky, collect them, sell them and discover a whole new concept where cash is ammo.Take on missions, fight it out online or battle against bots in custom skirmish mode.It’s time to prove you’re the best.
