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Neko Room Days is a cozy 2D pixel-art room-decorating sim where you create a home for cats and unwind to mellow lo-fi music.

Care for your cats, arrange furniture, or use the music and built-in timers while you work. Whatever you are in the mood for, spend your time in the cat room your own way.

A Home Full of Little Cat Moments

Your cats roam freely around the room, eating, drinking, playing, and curling up in their favorite spots. Pet and brush them, get to know each cat on their own terms, and watch friendships grow as they spend time together.

Make the Cat Room Your Own

Your life together begins in a compact studio apartment. Collect and arrange more than 20 types of furniture, including cat beds, towers, tunnels, toys, and a cozy kotatsu.

As your level rises, new places to live become available, including a traditional Japanese room, a high-rise apartment, and a resort villa. Each of the six rooms takes on a different atmosphere in the morning, afternoon, and at night.

Lo-Fi for Focus and Relaxation

Choose from six albums featuring 60+ lo-fi tracks. Skip to the next track, shuffle playback, or turn on repeat.

The Pomodoro timer and stopwatch run independently of the music and can be used at the same time. Let the cats and music keep you company while you work, study, or read.

Everyday Moments Become Memories

Your first time caring for a cat, the changing atmosphere from morning to night, discovering new rooms and furniture, and seeing two cats grow closer—these moments can all be recorded as Memories as you reach milestones throughout the game.

Let your cats take on part-time jobs and wait for them to come home, or hide the UI and simply enjoy the room and music. There is no need to rush. Spend time with your cats and make memories at your own pace.

A little company on your taskbar while you work

Switch to Mini Mode and let your cats step out of their room and onto your desktop.
Watch them stroll along your taskbar or curl up for a peaceful nap. Whether you’re working or studying, they’ll quietly keep you company.

Put on your favorite lo-fi music and make your everyday tasks a little cozier, with cats by your side.

Something in the fridge has gone very wrong.

43 characters, no two alike

Build something stupid

• 37 weapons in seven sets — cutlery, bare hands, bakeware, condiments, snacks, appliances and gadgets. Forks, whisks, oven mitts, toast cannons, pea snipers, a bananarang.
  
• Gadgets. Fill your slots with turrets, popcorn mines, robot vacuums and first-aid drones instead of weapons. They pile up around the room while you run, and 16 gadget items make them shoot more, blow up bigger and heal harder.
  
• Combine to tier up. Two of the same weapon fuse into a stronger one. No shortcuts.
  
• 37 evolutions, one for every weapon. Feed a top-tier weapon the right catalyst and burn a few legendaries, and the Toast Cannon becomes the Breakfast Battery.
  
• 189 items, 23 synergies that turn on when the right things meet, plus stat-scaling items that grow with the build you are already making.
  
• Area, ultimates, auras. Explosions get bigger, ults get louder, and the Bouncer's garlic aura gets rude.

Fourteen ways to play

• The Classic Run — twenty waves, two bosses, a shop after every wave.
  
• Last Fridge Standing — the fridge sits in the middle of the arena and every germ wants in. Body-block, taunt, buy repairs and an ice turret. If the fridge falls, the run is over.
  
• Potluck — before every shop the team shares one table of free dishes and drafts them in turn. Two picks each, and any dish can go to a friend.
  
• Dinner Service — every wave the kitchen posts three orders. Fill one and it pays on the spot; fill all three and the wave ends early, with a tip on top.
  
• Expiry Date — you are going off. A little of your Max HP rots away after every wave, and the crumbs pay better: spend them before they go off too.
  
• Shelf Life — ten waves, one boss. Every wave card you take sticks to that character for good, run after run, until a win wipes the shelf clean.
  
• Fridge Master (2–4 players) — one of you is the fridge: no weapons, no shop, and a hand of cards that drops enemies, burners and fog on the cooks.

• Dinner Rush — everyone fights the same horde and the best cook wins. Nobody can hurt anybody, but a Spawn Burst dropped on the player in front of you is fair game.
  
• Pie Fight — everyone fights their own wave. Your kills spill onto a rival's plate. Two lives each, and the last cook standing wins.
  
• Takeout Orders — the same own-wave duel, but the enemies are bought in the shop and delivered to the rival with the most lives.
  
• Top Burner — one glowing burner, one cook on it at a time. Shots and swings shove rivals off it without hurting them. First to 120 points wins.
  
• Kitchen Crews — two crews, one horde, one kitchen. Rivals' shots and swings really hurt, your own crew is safe, and the last crew with a cook standing wins.
  
• Cook-Off — build together for three waves, then meet one on one in a small kitchen while the horde piles in. Best of three, or a bracket. Duel damage is scaled to your build, so the fight is about skill.

• Ghost Kitchen — every run leaves a ghost of your build behind. Fight your own old builds, a friend's (paste their code) or the Ghost of the Day. Nobody else needs to be online.

Between the waves, the fridge gets a vote

Made for playing together

• 1–4 players, couch or online: a lobby browser, Join Random, Steam invites and codes, LAN games found by themselves.
  
• Host with a name and a password, and let friends drop in mid-run: they come in at the next shop with money to catch up.
  
• Any mix of keyboard, mouse and controllers on one PC — each player chooses their input when they join.
  
• Revive your friends, land team combos, argue about the door.
  
• Enemy numbers, health and crumb payouts scale with the head count.

It keeps changing

• 48 kitchens — the Fridge Shelf, the Deep Freezer, the Oven, the Microwave, the Barbecue Grill and more, plus 24 holiday kitchens that take over in the month of Valentine's Day, Easter, the Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas — each with 14 layouts and its own hazards.
  
• Eight bosses, six mini-bosses, 66 enemy types, 15 wave mutators that stack in Endless. The bosses come out of a shuffled deck, so you meet them all before any comes back.
  
• 36 contracts, 38 blessings, 27 curses, 23 doors, 28 events, 69 achievements.
  
• A pantry of 54 permanent upgrades with three saveable loadouts, per-character mastery perks and skins, a difficulty ladder with no top, victory borders, and Endless mode (save any run and carry on later, solo or with the same group).
  
• Ready-made runs: hit RANDOM in the lobby and find out who you are when the wave starts.

How it was made

Good to know

• Photosensitivity: This game contains flashing lights and fast-moving patterns that may trigger seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy. Reduce flashing and Screen shake can be turned on under Options > Accessibility.
  
• Privacy: The developer collects no data. In online games your Steam name, Steam ID and a random install ID are shared with the host to match saved runs.
  
• Languages: the 11 translations (everything but English) were made with an AI assistant. If a line reads oddly, tell us on the Steam discussions.

His room. His rent. His machine.

Levan has been gone for nineteen days. All he left is a 90s PC that still dials in and still gets job offers. Maybe the work pays the rent. Maybe it leads to him.

A real computer, not a menu

BIOS, floppy drives that grind, a dot-matrix printer that feeds your notes, a modem that screams on dial-up. Upgrade the CPU, video card and hard disk, and watch slideshows turn smooth.

Take his jobs

Fix clients' broken programs in a built-in language, crack ciphers, repair databases. Invoices pay late, clients get rude, some get strange. Keep your reputation, and keep the rent paid.

Go underground

Find your way onto a network that isn't on any directory. Break into servers through deduction puzzles, not luck: sniff traffic, read logs, crack passwords. Buy the tools, earn your Cred, and don't get traced.

A living 90s net

Dozens of sites, chat rooms full of arguments, newsletters, spam, dodgy downloads and the viruses that come with them.

Make your own games

2D, tile maps or full 3D in the same language. Pack them onto floppies and share them. Everything you make stays compatible with future updates.

Desktop or VR

Play flat with mouse and keyboard, or sit at the desk in VR.

Your PC belongs to VRK Systems. So does the world outside.

Step into the shooting range in VR. Aim with tracked motion controllers and bring your build to life around you. A PC-compatible VR headset and tracked controllers are required.

A flick-shot dopamine machine

Lucky Shot VR is a roguelike mag-builder FPS where precise shooting meets wild buildcrafting. Master different weapons, stack Holos, arrange special bullets, and combine charms, energy drinks, and target upgrades into absurd, run-breaking combos. Land clean shots, grow huge multipliers, and push the score until the run breaks wide open.

Build wild combos. Break the shooting range.

Shape each run around the tools you find. Reach the required score, defeat the bosses, and keep the run alive as every choice changes what your next shot can do.

➤ 150+ Holos that stack, synergize, and bend the rules in different ways

➤ 12 different weapons, each with a unique playstyle that changes how you approach every run

➤ Multiple special bullets for your mag that define your build and shape each run

➤ 15+ bosses that test both your aim and your build

➤ 16+ charms that stay with you throughout the run and trigger special effects

➤ 15+ energy drinks with side effects that can save a run or wreck it completely

➤ Multiple special target types that let you influence what spawns next. The range is yours

New stages, new eras, new tracks

Each stage pays tribute to a different era, with its own visual identity and soundtrack.

Strategy matters as much as aim

You do not need to be an FPS expert. Lucky Shot VR is designed for shooter and deckbuilder players alike: strong aim can push a build further, while smart synergies and magazine planning can turn every shot into something spectacular.

The waterfront mansions are lit up. Outside the nightclub sit cars you can’t afford.

The voice on the phone says there’s good money in a simple job. You can tell he’s leaving something out.

You weren’t planning to settle for his first offer anyway.

Welcome to CRIME COAST, an urban narrative RPG told through text-driven choices, character illustrations, and branching stories. Start in the car business and find your way into street races, gunfights, shady deals, and adult romance. Bring your ambition, work the angles, and claim a piece of the life this city keeps putting in front of you.

Make your money. Make your own decisions.

Your eye for a car—and your nerve at the negotiating table—can turn a used vehicle into your next opportunity. Inspect, bargain, trade, and reinvest. Keep something special for your own garage.

Collect and modify cars, configure weapons, buy a home, and develop skills such as driving, shooting, insight, and negotiation. The right vehicle can help you finish a job. The right equipment can improve your chances when things turn ugly. A useful connection can open another door. Build enough experience, and you may get to name the terms next time.

Take the job. Change the deal.

Drive someone across town. Retrieve an item. Help a friend out. Dangerous work often comes with a very casual explanation.

Street calls, staged races, and larger operations put your preparation and judgment to work. Renegotiate, call in a favor, change your approach, enter a gunfight, or leave before the cost gets out of hand. Your profession, actual vehicle, weapon loadout, and relationships affect available choices and outcomes.

Sometimes you need a gun. Sometimes you need the right words. Sometimes you need someone willing to pick up the phone. A clever solution—or an absurd turn of events—can become a story worth telling.

Get her attention. Discover who she really is.

She might negotiate harder than you, take bigger risks, and care more than you realize about something you said last night.

Meet adult characters with careers, tempers, secrets, and desires of their own. Flirt over dinner, get closer on the dance floor, face trouble together, and gradually enter each other’s private lives. She may message first, send a photo, suggest a meeting, or remember something you actually did together.

Deeper relationships bring new interactions, private moments, and shared memories. You might fall for a side of her she keeps hidden from everyone else. You might also discover that her feelings and her ambitions both involve you.

Everyone has an angle. Find yours.

Gangsters want profit. Police want closed cases. Federal agents have their own priorities. The people in expensive suits would prefer someone else to pick up the bill.

Crime conspiracies meet ridiculous campaign stunts, shifting deals, and respectable people making spectacular mistakes. These factions exploit one another, misjudge situations, and leave openings. Investigate, negotiate, and find opportunities in their competing interests.

Earnings, injuries, vehicle damage, police attention, and personal favors carry into later events. A decision can open a door—or change how someone sees you. What you pursue, and who deserves the risk, becomes part of your story.

You earned the good life. Enjoy some of it.

Let the next job wait. Take out a favorite car, invite her to dinner, go dancing, play a few casino games, or listen to the radio while deciding what to spend your next payday on.

Follow the main story, explore career stories, build relationships, and enjoy city life at your own pace. Time advances through your actions, with no offline penalties or passive relationship decay. Pause a story and return later. After the main storyline ends, keep living in the city with your vehicles, possessions, connections, and shared history.

Story Experience:

"Weeping Souls" is a Chinese-style horror text adventure game. Set against the stage of the "Spirit Realm," the game casts the player as the chosen college student Shen Qingci, who must move through the interweaving of the Spirit Realm and reality, experiencing one eerie event after another built from obsession and resentment. With 180,000 words of non-repeating text, different endings and different choices will lead to entirely different truths and paths of return. While carrying on the traditions of horror, suspense, and tightly woven storytelling, the game devotes even greater effort to portraying the human hearts and emotions that struggle in the darkness.

Visual Effects:

In terms of visual effects, we strive to create striking atmospheric contrasts. The reality sections adopt a clean and bright Korean-style anime flat-color rendering, while the Spirit Realm sections shift into a cyberpunk Chinese-horror realistic thick painting style, using dark green tones, mist, talismans, and cold light to build an oppressive and eerie otherworld. We pay close attention to the detailed depiction of both the modern city and the Spirit Realm scenes, seeking to strike a balance between horror and beauty.

Shen Qingci

Shen Qingci is the character played by the player. He is a junior-year college student. On the surface he is an ordinary young man, but he is also a one-in-a-million "Night God." To stay alive, and for the sake of the trapped spirits, he chooses to become a Spirit Realm Walker.

Old Lin

Old Lin, Shen Qingci's college roommate and his best friend.

Lu Xiaoyu

Lu Xiaoyu, a kind-hearted high school girl, yet trapped in the Spirit Realm and turned into a weeping soul.

Grandfather

Shen Qingci's grandfather, who has passed away. He left a diary for Shen Qingci.

Lin Yue

Team Leader Lin, the enforcement captain of the Control Unit and a loyal henchman of Uncle Li. There are many others who serve Uncle Li just as faithfully.

Sound Effects

In terms of audio, we pursue a sound expression that resonates highly with the game's character. All of the female characters in the game are voiced by a professional live-actor team, striving to match the emotions and fates of each character. The key male characters are likewise performed by live actors. Moreover, every Spirit Realm is equipped with its own exclusive, brand-new background music, never repeated, all to let players truly sink into the experience. Both the score and the sound effects are independently designed for each Spirit Realm scene, controlling every detail from the warmth of everyday life to the oppression of the Spirit Realm.

Adult Content Description

This game contains some adult content elements, as follows: horror and psychological horror scenes, violent acts, depictions of blood and gore, corpses and skeletons, death and suicide themes, criminal behavior, bullying and persecution, and derogatory language. The game contains no nudity, sexual violence, or depictions of sexual acts, nor any alcohol-related content. All such representations are conveyed primarily through text narration, static imagery, and atmosphere-building, and do not include realistic bloodshed or depictions of harm.

A cat moves in. Ordinary days become a life together.

A CAT LIVED HERE is a quiet, text-based life simulation about one cat and the time you share. Read everyday moments, make small choices, and watch months of familiar habits become a record of a life.

BE THERE FOR THE SMALL THINGS

A kitten watches your shoes from beneath a chair. A ball appears beside your feet. You can sit on the floor, roll the ball a little closer, or simply stay nearby.

Everyday scenes unfold as the months pass. Occasionally, you choose how to respond. Your choices leave traces in the routines and spaces you share.

SEE A LIFE IN ITS EVERYDAY DETAILS

One tile marks one month together. A circular dial follows the passing months, while small statistics record sleep, play, time at the window, and hours spent beside you.

Select a past month to revisit its memory. What begins as a few numbers and sentences gradually becomes something familiar.

FUNNY, TENDER, AND SOMETIMES BITTERSWEET

Life with a cat includes unexpected mischief, inconvenient demands, and household rules you never agreed to. There is room for laughter, affection, aging, and the quiet weight of time passing.

This is not a challenge to earn the highest score or find a perfect way to care. It is a life to spend together, and a record to keep afterward.

KEEP THE LIFE YOU SHARED

Complete a lifetime to unlock EXTRAS: a personal commemorative record, a separate 40-page storybook, The House Rules, and a humorous Human Performance Review written from the cat’s perspective.

Begin another life while keeping your previous commemorative records and unlocks.

AT YOUR OWN PACE

Choose from 11 languages and four color themes. Adjust the text size, font, and month speed. Pause whenever you like, and take as long as you need to make each choice.

A CAT LIVED HERE is based on The Cat and the Direction of Light, a Korean essay collection by Hayan Ryu, reimagining everyday life with a cat through small choices and a record of shared memories.

Guardian of Boss Neko is a 2D anime-style top-down survivor-like game that incorporates a gathering mechanic. You play as a maiden Guardian, guiding Boss Neko to gather Magic Crystals while beating up monsters (or getting beaten up by them).

Game Features

• 【Gathering and Protection】

Lead Boss Neko to find and gather Magic Crystal mines while surrounded by monsters. Use the Magic Crystals you gather at Boss Neko's Shop to strengthen your team and hold off wave after wave of monster attacks.

• 【Multiple Guardian Characters】

Choose from different maiden Guardians to join Boss Neko's adventure. Use their distinctive weapons and Specialties to experience different combat styles and build tendencies.

• 【A Rich Array of Build Items】

30+ Attack Items, 120+ support items, and 20+ bond items, enabling a variety of builds with plenty of gameplay freedom.

• 【Team Buffs】

Provides 20+ in-run team buffs to offer players tendency-oriented, distinctive playstyles.

• 【Meta Progression】

Supports permanent out-of-run buff growth that gradually raises your base strength, helping you overcome the difficulty threshold of hard maps and rewarding long-term play.

Break Through the Glitches of a Broken World with Jua, a Student Trapped Inside a Game.

The Last Debugger is a turn-based roguelite deckbuilding game where you collect and combine various equipment cards to create your own unique deck.

Anticipate enemy actions, plan the activation order of your cards, and strategically combine attacks, defenses, buffs, and debuffs to survive each battle.

Turn-Based Combat Built Around Speed and Timing

Every card has its own cost, speed, and effects. Read your enemies' intentions and carefully plan the order in which your cards activate to gain the upper hand.

Simply playing powerful cards isn't enough. The timing of attacks and defenses, the synergy between status effects, and the efficient use of limited resources can determine victory or defeat.

Collect Equipment and Build Your Own Deck

Discover a wide variety of cards, including swords, daggers, axes, shields, ranged weapons, ammunition, potions, and soul equipment.

Combine equipment of the same category to activate powerful set bonuses. Add new cards, remove unwanted ones, and upgrade your favorites to create a deck that plays differently with every run.

Characters with Unique Combat Styles

Start your journey as Jua and unlock new playable characters along the way. Each character features unique cards, passive abilities, resources, and combat mechanics.

Explore completely different decks and strategies for each character, and discover the playstyle that suits you best.

A Journey Shaped by Your Choices

Explore a ruined kingdom, a mysterious school, and areas twisted by glitches and corruption.

Choose your next destination from battles, elite encounters, events, shops, and rest sites. Every path you take and every reward you claim can lead your adventure in a completely different direction, even when playing the same character.

Unlock New Possibilities

Use resources earned throughout your adventures to unlock characters, abilities, artifacts, and additional progression options.

Even a failed run can open up new possibilities for your next attempt. However, reaching the end requires more than powerful upgrades—it takes careful decisions and strategic thinking.

Key Features

• Strategic turn-based combat built around card speed and enemy intentions

• Four playable characters, each offering a distinct combat style

• A wide variety of equipment cards with powerful combination-based set bonuses

• Branching paths featuring battles, events, shops, and rest sites

• Deck optimization through card upgrades and removal

Effortless Collection

A relaxing incremental game where collecting is simple and satisfying. Just move your mouse to guide the absorption ring and enclose floating crystals—no clicking required. The ring automatically shatters them and harvests the aether within.

Nurture Your Elementals

Gather enough aether to upgrade your skill tree and enhance your absorption ring. Improve its efficiency and power to collect resources faster and more effectively.

Unlock New Possibilities

Successfully nurture an elemental companion to unlock new elemental seeds. Each one grows into a unique lifeform with its own skill tree, offering fresh mechanics and new ways to harvest aether—keeping your journey full of discovery.

Story

You are Chodnii, and you must escape Cube Island.

Combat

You can use normal attacks, spirit skills, and god skills, while also jumping and dodging to outmaneuver your enemies.

Skills

Spirit skills and god skills are powerful attack abilities. Every time you clear a portal, you can get new spirit skills and god skills — and even unlock the second kind of combat modes.

Enemies

Your enemies are immensely powerful, but with your skill and determination, you will overcome them.

Austin: Lost in a Maze

Austin wakes up trapped in a maze that seems to shift every time he turns around. With no map, no clear way out, and strange sounds echoing through the corridors, he must explore carefully, solve puzzles, and uncover the truth behind the place he’s been trapped in.

Navigate winding passages, search for clues, and keep your bearings as the maze twists into something far more unsettling than it first appears. Every discovery brings Austin closer to an exit—and deeper into the mystery of why he’s there.

Can you guide Austin out before the maze closes in?

Features

Explore a maze full of hidden paths and unexpected turns.

Solve puzzles and piece together clues to uncover the story.

Stay alert as the environment changes around you.

Discover secrets tucked away from the main route.

Find your way out—or risk getting lost for good.

Austin: Lost in a Maze is an atmospheric adventure about exploration, problem-solving, and finding your way through the unknown.

STORY 

Work up the courage to ask out your longtime library crush, Shiori Yomoda—if you can survive the chaos. 

Just as you’re ready to shoot your shot, mean girls Maika, Rin, and Aoi swoop in with a twisted new game: “Kokuhaku Confessional.” You’re the prized pig in this flirt-fueled battlefield, and they’re determined to knock you off course with teasing, temptation, and nonstop distractions! 

Can you resist their brazen charms and stay true to Shiori? Or will you fall for one of their traps along the way? 

Survive to the end without giving in—and maybe, just maybe, you’ll win Shiori’s heart. 

...“Kokuhaku Confessional”? 

It’s a new campus contest where girls “confess” their feelings to you—the first girl to score a yes wins the game! Is this a battle for love... or just a diversion for the bored and beautiful? 

CHARACTERS

Maika Kirishima 

Kanoko 

Known for her striking looks and steady stream of admirers. Beneath her beauty, her sharp tongue and mean-girl reputation often leave others second-guessing. Addicted to drama, it was Maika who came up with “Kokuhaku Confessional,” if only to keep herself entertained. 

In the past, you completely misread her signals and asked her out, only to be savagely rejected. 

Rin Kuraishi 

Haruru Akiyama 

Your classmate and Maika’s best friend, Rin stands out with her refined, calm demeanor, drawing attention from boys in a way that neatly contrasts with Maika’s boldness. However, behind her good-girl facade lies a shocking secret. 

Indifferent to playing “Kokuhaku Confessional” at first, she becomes intrigued after seeing Maika experience rejection firsthand. 

Aoi Shimasaki 

Ryo Suzuki 

The third member of Maika’s posse, Aoi has known you for years. However, her towering stature and assertive personality make her intimidating to be around, so you’ve been keeping your distance. 

Under her tough exterior, Aoi hides a deep, unspoken affection for you—feelings so strong that she hasn’t fully realized them yet. 

Shiori Yomoda 

Kasumi Yuki 

A senior at your campus’s library club, Shiori is shy and introverted but shares many of your otaku special interests, sparking frequent conversations between you two. 

She’s been a surprising source of comfort and encouragement after Maika shot you down, and you’ve been crushing on her in secret ever since. 

SIDExLINES is a blackjack roguelike deck builder where a well-stacked hand can bring down the house.

Play blackjack solo or with friends. Chain unique side bets and altered cards into dynamic combos and builds. Every table sets a wager you have to clear. The further you go, the harder the house pushes back. You'll need every edge you can get to beat pit bosses, clear the final stake, and walk out with the big win.

Between tables, spend big in the shop to power up your wagers:

• 100+ side bets, each with its own effect, and 4 modifiers that stack extra benefits on top

• 12 playing card modifiers with compounding payoffs

• Roll the dice for 16 possible rewards that reshape your deck, bets, and economy

• 7 upgrades that level up the blackjack hands you rely on

• 28 table perks, each a permanent buff for the rest of the run

Every run deals a different game:

• Challenge modes - daily runs, curated rulesets, and a builder for making and sharing your own

• Run it back - replay any run from its seed and chase a better outcome

• Unlimited possibilities - one card, one bet, one roll, one perk can change everything

• Boons & banes - discover 11 charms with powerful bonuses and 8 difficulty tiers to pick from each run

• Endless runs - take a victory lap past the final stake and see how far you can push your wagers

In Text Loot Codex, characters, enemies, projectiles, and danger warnings are all made of text. You must dodge attacks on a constantly moving battlefield, defeat enemy hordes and bosses, and then find the next core piece for your build among the loot scattered everywhere.

Lone Wolf or With Your Teammates

You can adventure solo, or play online co-op with up to 4 players. The party shares challenge progress, and all players gain the same amount of XP when monsters are killed.

Let Loot Change Your Playstyle

Equipment has random affixes and different rarities, and legendary equipment also has unique effects. Compare equipment stats, use currency to modify items, and let every map run potentially bring new synergies.

Combine Skills and Talents

Choose a melee, ranged, or spell class, and socket active, support, and aura skill stones into your equipment. Pair them with each class's talent paths to gradually develop your own combat style.

Push Ever Deeper

Advance through five chapters of the main story and stage bosses, and collect maps with different affixes. After completing the main story, enter the Chaos Gate and choose your next challenge from three paths. You can also enter the Testing Grounds to test the strength of your build.

Answer with your own voice

Over 100 emergency calls

Your judgment reshapes the town

A dispatch room in 1999

GAMEPLAY:

“The definition of entropic is having a tendency to change from a state of order..to a state of disorder..."

Entropic Decay is a fast paced, but slow burn horror/action FPS inspired by games from the late 90's through early 2000's, driven by narrative, puzzles, combat arenas, and horror sequences. It takes inspiration from Valve's games, with its use of environmental story telling and pacing between enemy encounters, striking a balance between combat and atmosphere. Think the atmosphere of a slow-burn horror game fused with movement and combat options of a modern shooter...

For those who want instant action, enter the horde mode and take on waves on enemies using your abilities to turn the tables on your tormentors!

Use time dilation to outmanoeuvre enemies and dodge projectiles- including bullets! Time dilation also allows for altered movement, dashing multi-directionally to evade enemies and dodge projectiles, and a double jump to reach places not achievable otherwise.

Projectile based ballistics system. NO hit scanners here! Every ranged enemy/player firearm are ALL projectile based.

Dynamic dismemberment. Blow your enemies apart with a robust blood and gore system. Feel the impact of each distinct weapon, or just shoot an explosive barrel and watch the bloody show!

Cunning, reactive A.I - The soldiers in Entropic Decay don't mess around. They react to grenades, can hear you, take cover, flee, and throw their own grenades. The mutated work in packs, can hear you running and will roam the area you were last seen. The military will shoot the mutated on sight, but taking them down is no easy task, even for the well trained.

A variety of mutated to fight against - Currently there are over ten different mutated to contend with. Ranging from agile spider mutants and dogs, to hulking tanks weilding lead pipes.

Puzzles to break up combat sequences - Puzzles and narrative pieces are used to keep the player engaged to avoid simply being one type of genre and keep things fresh and dynamic.

Physics interaction - Interact with the world with physics puzzles, and deceive enemies by throwing objects or craft a devious trap by arranging explosives in your environment to detonate on an unsuspecting foe.

Stealth, A.I and how they interact - Distract your foes by throwing an object or bring them closer to setup an ambush with a whistle, or simply sneak by and avoid combat all together. Use your wits and the environment and the A.I will respond allowing emergent gameplay and tactical options.

Narrative driven gameplay - The story will be told through the environment with the player merely an observer of things outside it's control. Find notes, audio logs, and data entries to piece together the collapse of society and the scientific ambition that caused it.

Some time in the future, a signal is detected carrying a small meteor. The signal is tracked, and the crash site investigated on impact. A mineral is found. Astrobioligist's are amazed to find a living pathogen inside the mineral. The pathogen is extracted and experimented on, and the findings indicate aggressive cell growth when in contact with other organisms....dead or alive. Rapid cell mutation causes a rabies like disease. Anything infected with the pathogen becomes a hive-minded aggressor to everything not infected. The pathogen spreads and envelopes the world. Civilisation becomes an overgrown, decaying husk of the nature we once knew. The decay and despair is juxtaposed with beauty, as plant life flourishes due to the pathogens effect on cell growth, and everything man-made returns to nature, but rises again with a twisted skew. The last bastion of humanity are elitist's, deploying the military to kill anyone on sight who aren't in uniform. Military death squads roam in packs, taking orders for food and protection from the pathogen, while trading their humanity.

You awaken in a facility, fumbling for hazy memories of before the place you find yourself in.... Journey through a world foreign to all but the mutated, and find a place free from decay and entropy at any cost...

Every IT career starts with a ticket.

Reset passwords, fix printers, answer impossible questions, and somehow keep the company running one click at a time.

IT Outage Desk is a humorous incremental clicker where you build an IT department from a single help desk technician into a technology empire. Hire staff, automate ticket resolution, upgrade your infrastructure, and climb the corporate ladder as the problems become bigger, stranger, and far more ridiculous.

What begins with forgotten passwords and broken printers eventually grows into company wide outages, executive emergencies, and technology disasters that nobody can explain.

Features

• Resolve over 1,000 unique IT tickets.

• Experience 500+ random events that can help your department or throw everything into chaos.

• Hire staff to automate ticket resolution and expand your IT operation.

• Upgrade your infrastructure from a small office to a massive technology network.

• Unlock achievements, prestige bonuses, and cosmetic customizations.

• Keep making progress while you're away with offline progression.

Whether you've spent years working in IT or you've only heard the stories, you'll probably recognize more of these tickets than you'd like to admit.

Parcel Works: Packing Simulator where speed, accuracy, and organization matter. Take on the role of a warehouse worker as you sort orders, pack parcels, and prepare shipments in a timely manner if you want that time bonus pay.

Receive incoming orders, find the correct items, and pack them efficiently into boxes before labeling and shipping them out. As the warehouse gets busier, you’ll need to stay focused and manage your time wisely to keep up with demand. If you are running out of certain items, you will need to go to the computer to order more. Drink some coffee to gain energy to work faster for a limited time, but don't drink too much coffee or else your character might get dizzy and lose energy. Waiting out the Caffeine reset timer resets your energy and you can drink more coffee.

Mell, a space explorer, receives a strange signal from an unknown planet. Interested in the possible rewards, she heads toward the planet.

As she approaches to investigate, a strange force field takes control of the ship.

Being dragged into the atmosphere, Mell enters the escape module and avoids a direct impact.

Now, trapped on an unknown planet, Mell needs to find a way to her ship and escape from this place.

* nostalgic retro art style

* Explore 60 levels among 3 worlds

* Many enemies, obstacles, and challenging gameplay

* Discover the plot of this desolate place

* Defeat the Lords of the Unknown Planet

A 3D match-3 puzzler filled with hazards

Something new every day

Race your friends

Build and share

• Story Mode - 80 hand-built levels
  
• Survival
  
• Battle and Co-op
  
• Daily and Weekly Challenges with Steam leaderboards
  
• Online Tournaments for up to 32 players
  
• Map editor and Steam Workshop
  
• Steam Deck ready

Take the bridge. Guard your village. Reinforce before the enemy strikes.

Banners of Bramble is a single-player, turn-based fantasy tactics game where small armies fight over castles, villages, and monster filled wilds. Command your soldiers, capture buildings, and spend your gold on troops and upgrades before the enemy takes its turn.

Give every soldier a job

Hold a crossing with warriors, cover an approach with archer overwatch, charge with lancers, and protect wounded allies with monks. Every ability has a purpose and some demand a sacrifice. Raise a warrior’s shield for protection, and they lose the ability to counterattack.

Win the ground. Decide how to defend it.

Buildings help fund and strengthen your army, but taking territory means clearing its defenders. Leave a soldier beside a building to protect it from capture, or send them forward to support your attack.

During the reinforcement phase, choose where your gold goes: recruit another soldier, improve a building, or save for something your army needs next.

Lead a campaign with changing objectives

Travel across the kingdom map to contested bridges, defended keeps, and dangerous wilderness. Escort an envoy, rescue prisoners, hold beacons, survive enemy waves, and hunt down monster lairs. Complete bonus objectives for extra rewards and additional challenges.

Earn campaign perks that improve your soldiers, abilities, buildings, and economy. Shape the army you take into the next battle.

Expect trouble beyond the castle walls

Rival armies are only part of the challenge. Face spiders, goblins, shamans, bomb-lobbing fish, and a regenerating Troll King. Learn their tricks and adapt your plans across colorful pixel-art battlefields.

"Pioneer Your Path in Auroria, the Land of Opportunity"

Take the scenic route. Or blow stuff up.

Skim a moving train, thread your plane through a barn, or line up a rocket run. Sunday Fighter Pilot is a flying sandbox where sightseeing, stunt flying and destruction all help you build your next hangar collection.

Choose Casual flying for exploration and flying challenges, or switch to Blow stuff up for guns, rockets and spectacular wreckage.

A whole world to wander

Explore a continuous 96 × 96 km world spanning forests, deserts, Arctic coastlines, volcanic slopes and autumn valleys. Discover over a hundred landable airfields and hundreds of landmarks, from country manors and vineyards to towering rock arches and enormous hangars.

Follow an optional scenic route, investigate something on the horizon, or pick an unfamiliar runway and see where the flight takes you.

Make the gap

Fly through barns and open hangars. Slip beneath bridges and through natural arches. Chase moving gates along steam and diesel trains, or follow trails of rings behind roaming biplanes and triplanes.

Earn stars for discoveries, low flying, loops, barrel rolls and successful landings. New discoveries get a moment in the spotlight with slow motion, camera cutaways and fireworks.

Build a hangar of 18 aircraft

Start with a warbird and earn your way through a collection of 18 playable aircraft, each with its own speed and handling.

Try the twin-boom SP-38 Forktail, the swing-wing SP-14 Switchblade or the fast SP-71 Longnight. Find a steady favorite for threading tight gaps, something nimble for low passes, or a jet for crossing the map.

Your next aircraft is bought with the stars you earn by flying.

Leave a little destruction behind

In Blow stuff up, make attack runs against fuel tanks, communications towers and other ground targets. Clear a location to capture it and turn its territory green on the map.

Attack moving trains, bring down zeppelins, or pick off the engines of heavy bombers. Unlimited ammunition gives you room to practice your aim and come around for another pass.

Captured locations and destroyed targets stay saved between flights.

Bring it home

Lower the gear, manage your speed and line up with the runway. Practice your approach, improve your touchdown and discover new airfields to use as departure points.

Casual flying and Blow stuff up have separate worlds and saved progression. Switch between them whenever you feel like a change, with your discoveries, stars and aircraft unlocks waiting for your next flight.

Try the demo first

School’s out. One more game?

What’s in the demo?

HueTrix — Stack the Colors. Break the Board. Get Stronger.

HueTrix is a colorful block-stacking puzzle with a roguelike economy. Clear lines to earn cash, spend it in the shop on powerful mythic relics, and build a game-breaking run that grows stronger every round.

🎨 Seven Colors, Seven Effects

Every color carries its own effect. Group matching colors and clear them in chains to send your earnings soaring — the longer the combo, the bigger the payout.

💰 Earn, Shop, Strategize

Each round, clearing lines fills your wallet. Spend it in the shop to shape your strategy with mythic relics like Hephaestus's Hammer, the Rainbow Crown, and the Rainbow Covenant — game-changing artifacts that turn the board in your favor.

🔁 Endless Build Variety

Which colors do you invest in? Which relics do you combine? Every run plays out differently. Easy to pick up, deep to master.

🎮 Comfortable to Play

Full support for keyboard and Xbox / PlayStation controllers. Your progress syncs automatically through Steam Cloud, and Steam Achievements keep you chasing that next milestone.

Gauchesca is a narrative-driven visual novel that blends Argentine mythology with the traditional card game Truco, inspired by classic gauchesque literature.

Learn how to play Truco while interacting with a variety of characters and discovering their stories within a supernatural tournament.

You play as Martina Chapanay, a legendary gaucha forced to participate in a Truco tournament organized by San La Muerte. In this challenge, each match is a duel of strategy and deception: the winner is granted a wish, while the loser loses their soul.

Throughout the tournament, you will face opponents inspired by Argentine mythology and literature, each with their own personality and playstyle.

Master the mechanics of Truco, bluff your rivals, and make strategic decisions that can change the outcome of each match. Every encounter presents new challenges that require you to adapt your tactics to survive.

The game features a unique hand-painted art style, inspired by traditional Argentine artwork, bringing its world and characters to life with a distinctive visual identity.

Features

• Play Truco with strategic and narrative elements

• Face unique opponents inspired by Argentine folklore

• Story-driven progression through a supernatural tournament

• Hand-painted visual style inspired by gauchesque culture

• Decisions that influence your path and outcomes

One word, one number, 25 files

Gadget cards: help, sabotage, chaos

An AI spymaster from two players up

Voice chat that knows the rules

More show, more tactics

• Combos up to ×3 for hits in a row and jackpot files with bonus points
  
• Radio call: the spymaster records a five-second extra hint, distorted as robot, helium or deep voice
  
• Objections with a vote when a clue breaks the rules
  
• A debrief after every mission with all clues, the files each spymaster meant and every radio call to replay

Made for streaming

Everything included

• Nine word packs in English and German, over 1,800 words per language, plus your own words
  
• Community word packs from the Steam Workshop, and you can publish your own right from the game
  
• All 22 gadget cards and every preset
  
• Six file designs: Manila, Classified, Blueprint, Noir, Terminal and Gala
  
• Steam achievements, invites through your friends list and Rich Presence

The Ultimate Chess LARP

Step into the shoes of a grandmaster who has already achieved everything and is now kicking back, upgrading chess tables and collecting trading cards. No need to think through every move, no need to work out a strategy. Just. Upgrade. Chess.

40 awesome cards!

Watching chess play itself is fun, sure, but it's way more fun to upgrade it with awesome collectible cards!

Upgrade Your Upgraded Upgrades

Crossbreed the cards you get, then perform a blood ritual to upgrade your new card. Then toss the leftover cards into the shredder and upgrade your upgraded card. WE NEED MORE UPGRADES!

Key Features

• You don't need to know how to play chess
• If you know how to play chess, you don't need to play it here
• If you want to learn chess, now's the time (we sure can't play)
• 40 awesome artifact cards to upgrade your game
• 780 artifact combinations

Tap to the beat to build speed!
PULSE DRIVE is an arcade racing game where you accelerate by steering to the beat of the music.

Key features

• Drive a futuristic hover vehicle, powered by musical beats.

• Complete tracks across 6 campaigns in ascending difficulty.

• Drive, jump, fall or glide across hand crafted dreamlike environments.

• Play for medals, or compete on the leaderboards against friends.

• Build your own tracks and share them with others on the Steam Workshop.

Community

The developer posts regular updates on Discord - feel free to join and chat!

Don’t PANIC!

At its heart, this is a personal passion project. I've poured my creativity and effort into every system of this tactical space shooter, building a solid foundation for a vast journey. Rather than listing distant promises, I’m committed to delivering meaningful, frequent updates that steadily expand the universe. The foundation is strong, and the future is bright - No rush. No compromises. Step by step.  

The Core Loop: Survive the Escalation

Pilot your customizable combat ship in an open, seamless arena. Your goal is simple: survive, adapt, and outlast.

But the longer you stay in the sector, the more intense the pressure becomes. Enemies arrive faster and grow more dangerous.

The Threat Level is the heart of the experience. It controls enemy aggression, the scale of reinforcements, and directly drives the dynamic soundtrack that escalates with combat intensity (music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio).

Combat: Tactics, Chaos, and Control

This is a fast-paced symphony of destruction where you are always outnumbered. Survival demands constant motion, sharp evasion, and smart arsenal management.

• Armor is a Puzzle: Every enemy has an armor level. Match your weapon's penetration to the target, or watch your shots ricochet in a spectacular—but wasteful—light show.

• Adapt or Be Overwhelmed: Choose between your Plasma Blaster, Autocannon or Lasercutter, and switch ammo types on the fly. Spam Smart Rockets into crowds, break locks with Flares, or use Energy Shield to deflect projectiles.

• Fire Control System provides a target lead indicator and armor readout—use it to make every shot count.

What's In the Game Now? (Early Access Foundation)

The core gameplay is implemented and highly replayable. The current version includes:

• A massive 10×10 sector arena with no loading screens

• Skill-based combat featuring armor penetration and ricochets

• A dynamic Threat Level system that makes the world react to your actions

• Flexible ship customization: primary and secondary weapons, defensive systems

• Varied enemies: fast interceptors, heavily armored units, missile platforms, and suicide drones

• Environmental hazards: damaging gas clouds that disable modules and chaotic wormholes

• Player progression: experience, levels, and stat upgrades

• A store for repairs, fuel, ammunition, and a firing range to test new weapons

A Game Made to Be Played. 

As a lifelong gamer, I built Don’t PANIC! with the same passion I feel when diving into my favourite titles. It’s not just my project — it’s my contribution to the community I’m part of. I hope you’ll feel that joy in every bullet‑hell moment and tactical decision you make.

Early Access is an opportunity to play a solid, working foundation and watch the game grow: more content, more mechanics, more ways to die… and survive.

If you enjoy arcade shooters, intense action, and constant danger — welcome aboard.

Intended to be completed in under 3 hours. What will you find? What will find you?

Descend an impossible labyrinth

Can God's light reach this place? The only way out is through.

Operate the machine

Discover what can emerge from a limited mechanical framework. How can a shadow be so dark?

Escape

Maintain composure and you will descend. Find truth beyond the brick.

Run

You are alone. But not unwatched.

A clicker "game" about being relentlessly, affectionately roasted by an assortment of characters who are contractually obligated to find you a little more "special" than the average individual. Click. Get rated. Unlock multiple different ways that change how you are Regarded. This is less of a game and more of a way to identify yourself (or your friends) to others. Play the game, get The Pass, Be Regarded, show it off. There's even a leaderboard for each character should you wish to compete for some reason (You're special as it is).

Hexdrive is a high-speed endurance racing game about overtaking, managing resources and creating builds to fit your playstyle!

MANAGE THE RACE

Switch between Eco, Race, and Attack power modes.

Overdrive offers desperate speed at a permanent cost to your Core capacity.

BUILD YOUR HEX

Spend race earnings across a hexagonal strategy lattice.

Shape a car around your preferred racing strategy.

FIGHT THROUGH THE RACE

Race against 20 rivals across long, multi-region routes.

Rivals can make mistakes, suffer damage, and retire.

FEATURES

• Four approximately 15-minute endurance routes

• A field of 20 active rivals

• Energy, heat, damage, repair, and Overdrive management

• Slipstream harvesting and clean-overtake combos

• Permanent garage upgrades and the expansive HEX skill tree

• Configurable keyboard and controller controls

• Adjustable assists, sensitivity, HUD scale, quality, and reduced-flash settings

Distant Trails is a single-player third-person adventure mystery following a group of trail runners on their travels.

Protect the big outdoors:

A quiet getaway to a remote island to get back to nature and run some trails is about to take a twist into the unexpected.

Take your trail runners on an adventure through the varied landscape negotiating the terrain and managing your supplies.

Work as a team to uncover the truth about what is happening on the island.

Features:

• A beautiful muddy open world filled with story driven missions and running challenges.

• Designed by a trail runner to have real world trail running problems to deal with like injury, fuelling and getting enough sleep.

• Physical running simulation with varying hill gradients and ground surfaces all affecting speed and foot grip.

• Resource management of supplies on the trail with limited space in backpacks.

• Control multiple characters with different running strengths to switch between and work together as a team.

• Continuous save system allows exiting the game at any time and resuming later or quick reloading if need to undo an action.

Pass three

Watch the queen

Settle into the game

• Make the table comfortable with your preferred card size, suit order, card back, felt, and background colors.
  
• Set card sounds and celebration sounds separately, or mute both.
  
• Follow public play with an optional card counter that also highlights the cards in your own hand.
  
• Queue a card while waiting. It plays on your turn only if it remains legal.

From one lantern to a legendary frontier town

Ironspur is dust, a fence post and a patch of land that is still yours. Take a bounty on the Dustroad, spend the reward on your first saloon, and watch the town grow around it. Guests arrive, coins roll in, and your gunslingers keep fighting long after you stop clicking.

An idle RPG you can play your way

• Your party fights on its own. Level up the Marshal, Brother Brass and Pip Powder, push through stages and take down a boss every ten. Every ten levels doubles a hero’s damage.

• Your taverns earn for you. Each building runs its own business. Buy levels, hit milestones, hire managers who reinvest automatically.

• Take the wheel when you want. Jump into a bounty yourself with auto-fire, dodge, lasso and Deadeye. Break the Toll Knight’s charge with a well-timed lasso.

• Defend what you build. Fame draws raiders. Hold the street while your guests run for cover.

• Come back to a reward. The frontier keeps working while the game is closed, up to eight hours, and a report shows what you earned.

Build a town that feels alive

• Start from empty land and grow, building by building, from a homestead to a frontier town.

• Watch visitors walk to your doors, drink inside and leave coins behind.

• Choose a meal and a drink before every ride for a real edge in combat.

• Name your Marshal and your town and keep up to three frontiers in separate save slots.

A hand-made look

Voxel characters and buildings modeled in Blender, a printed-paper interface drawn in ink and ochre, and a warm sunset palette. The game is built to look good on a stream and to be easy to read at a glance, with large, clean numbers that climb as your frontier grows.

One pile. Three layers of cards. Plenty of ways for a good hand to go wrong.

Flurst is a strategic card-shedding game about getting rid of every card before the table turns on you. Play equal or higher, lay down matching ranks together, or take the whole centre pile when your options run out.

PLAY THE HAND YOU'RE DEALT

Keep your hand topped up while the draw deck lasts. Once the deck is empty and your hand is gone, move to your face-up table cards and finally the face-down cards underneath. Those last plays are blind. If the card doesn't fit, the whole pile comes straight back to you.

SPECIAL CARDS, BIG SWINGS

Some cards are an escape hatch. Some are a trap.

- 2 resets the pile and gives you another action.

- 10 burns the pile and lets you play again.

- 5 looks through to the card underneath.

- Four matching ranks burn the pile.

Every special rule is optional, so you decide how wild the table gets.

MAKE THE TABLE YOURS

Build a quick, familiar match or turn the table into something ridiculous.

- Play against one to five bots or your friends.

- Choose 1–10 decks, a 1–13 card starting hand, and 1–5 table-card slots.

- Set the bot pace to Fast, Normal, or Relaxed.

- Arrange your visible table cards before the first turn—or disable planning altogether.

- Prefer to watch the chaos? Let the bots take your seat and spectate the match.

The goal is simple. The pile is not. Get rid of everything—and don't be the one left holding it.

Unravel the mysteries of a lost civilization in this Monster Taming adventure. Inscribe your discoveries into a bestiary a tome preserving the forgotten lore of Yselion and the creatures that once walked alongside its people. With every entry, you draw closer to the truth behind a fallen empire and the Beasts that now roam its ruins. Hatch, train, and forge deep bonds with extraordinary companions as you face the legendary Star Trials. Only the fittest will endure.

Every Adult Beast can be ridden!

Raise over 150 fully animated Beasts, train them, and guide their evolution into powerful paragons.

Each Beast follows a unique path shaped entirely by your choices and care. Will your companion rise as a ruthless Tyrant, a noble Monarch, or a cunning Archon?

Venture into a vast, untamed open world teeming with secrets and lurking dangers. Chart your own path, riding your Beasts across perilous landscapes but tread carefully. One wrong step could bring you face to face with something far more dangerous than you ever imagined.

Your Beasts will be there to protect you from your enemies. Use your knowledge and instincts to choose the right skills at the right time and use the confrontations to dominate your opponents!

Beasts are more than just companions, they are part of an eternal cycle. As they pass away, the power they've acquired lives on, stored within mysterious orbs that can be absorbed by other Beasts. Through this endless flow of hearts and souls, the next generation grows ever stronger. Death is not the end, it is only the next step in their journey.

Additional Features:

• Character Customization

• Quest Journal with a map to check where to go next.

• Toggleable keyhints on screen.

• Idle mode in the camp if you want to take a break and watch your friends chill!

• Speed options for Battles and Camp.

• Gamepad Support.

• Steamdeck compatible.

• 3 save slots.

• More to come!

Play the new demo, add Astra Bestiary to your wishlist and follow so you don't miss any updates!

Your pub. Your mates. One more round.

Darts With Mates is a 1–4 player first-person darts party game built for nights with friends.

Host a private pub night, throw every dart yourself, go head-to-head in 501 or High Score, or team up for 2v2.

Between throws, you're free to roam the pub, grab a drink, change the music and watch your mates either hit the double — or miss spectacularly.

• 1–4 players

• Private online matches with Steam friends

• 1v1 and 2v2 team play

• KILLER 1-4 players last man standing

• CRICKET close the numbers

• Single-player against pub regulars

• 501 with double-out and High Score
  

• Physics-based first-person dart throwing

• Character customization

• A lively pub to explore between turns

• Optional drinking — staying sober is always an option

Throw every dart yourself

Line up the dart, draw back, flick forward and let go. Timing and movement matter, from your first single to the double you need to win.

Every dart is yours to throw.

Settle it at the board

Count down from 501 with a double-out finish, or chase the highest total in High Score.

Play solo against the house regulars or invite up to three Steam friends into your pub. Compete head-to-head, play with up to four players, or split into teams for 2v2.

Players waiting for their turn are free to roam the pub instead of simply staring at the scoreboard.

Make the pub your own evening

While your mate throws, head to the bar, change the music, watch the next dart land or find something else to do around the pub.

Tonight's League keeps track of your friend-match wins and best 501 leg. Beat the pub record and earn the gold cowboy hat.

Order a pint, offer your glass to a friend, raise a toast or choose something alcohol-free. Drinking is always optional.

A steady hand is always welcome

Play the whole night sober if you want.

If you choose to drink, your character's balance and aim gradually become harder to manage. Your opponent's drinks never affect your controls, and alcohol never increases your score.

Camera effects can be reduced or switched off while keeping the gameplay challenge intact.

The pub notices

A great throw, a painful bust or a dart landing somewhere it absolutely shouldn't gives the room something to react to.

Take the rematch and give your mate another chance to explain what they were trying to do.

Six months ago, you exposed PROJECT NIGHTFALL — an illegal government surveillance program responsible for 23 deaths. The story was buried. The architects walked free.

Now someone is trying to reach you. And they're using a dead woman's photograph to do it.

HELLO HACKER 2: PROJECT DAYBREAK

A story-rich hacking simulation played entirely from within a fully realized Linux desktop. Every tool, every application, every terminal window is yours to use. The conspiracy is real. The commands are real. The consequences are real.

▶ PLAY THE FREE DEMO

The free demo is the game's complete Prologue — a self-contained mission arc, start to finish, that drops you into a hacker collective called Daybreak and turns you loose on your first real target: Meridian Systems' contractor portal. In a single sitting, you'll:

• Decrypt a dead drop and trace a one-word breadcrumb: DAYBREAK

• Map Meridian's network with nmap — using stealth scans to slip under their intrusion detection

• OSINT the portal's administrator straight off the company's public careers page

• Bypass a live login with a real SQL injection, then walk records that were never yours with an IDOR to recover credentials

• SSH in, comb the logs and bash history, and pull a hidden payload out of a "corrupted" image

• Escalate to root and crack an encrypted secret

• Stay quiet — because AURORA is already watching. Let your exposure climb and it will tear down your session, tamper with your notes, and start talking directly to you

It ends on a cliffhanger you'll only reach by going all the way in. No minigames. No hand-holding. Just you, a terminal, and a target.

Tools in the demo: Terminal · Network Scanner · In-Game Browser · Email · Journal · File Explorer

Everything below describes the full game (in development). The free demo covers the Prologue — see above for exactly what's included.

THE STORY

A single encrypted dead-drop leads you to a name: Dr. Maren Solís — a senior intelligence analyst who was supposed to be dead. Buried in the image's metadata is one word: DAYBREAK.

Following the trail pulls you into something far larger than Nightfall ever was. A private AI firm called Meridian Systems has been quietly building an autonomous threat-assessment system called AURORA — trained on the surveillance data Nightfall spent years collecting. AURORA doesn't just watch. It decides. And it has already acted, without human review, eleven times.

You join a loose collective of hackers, journalists, and defectors who call themselves Daybreak. Their goal: expose AURORA before its twelfth decision is made.

But AURORA is watching the network. And it learns.

A FULL HACKING DESKTOP — NOT JUST A TERMINAL

Project Daybreak runs inside a simulated Linux desktop environment. Open multiple applications at once, pivot between tools, and work the way a real analyst would.

• Terminal Emulator — A full Unix command set with pipe support, redirection, SSH session stacking, command history, and tab completion. Navigate multi-host networks, read logs, enumerate services, and cover your tracks.

• Network Scanner — Map target subnets with stealth, standard, or aggressive scans. Every mode generates a different noise signature on the target's intrusion detection system. A live topology map charts your discovered network in real time.

• Browser with Request Interceptor — Access internal web applications. Pause, edit, and replay HTTP requests to find and exploit vulnerabilities — SQL injection, IDOR, SSRF, and more.

• Crypto Workbench — Decode ciphertexts, run frequency analysis, crack hashes, derive keys, and operate GPG-style encryption. A built-in frequency chart helps you identify substitution ciphers visually.

• File Analyzer & Steg Tool — Inspect files at the byte level. Extract hidden data from images using LSB steganography, find files embedded after EOF markers, and read EXIF metadata that was never meant to be found.

• Forensics Workstation — Browse disk images and recover deleted files. Parse network captures and pull credentials from plaintext protocols. Correlate events across multiple log sources into a unified timeline.

• OSINT Console — Search simulated social media, WHOIS records, certificate transparency logs, code repositories, corporate registries, and news archives. Build intelligence dossiers and visualize connections on a live link-analysis graph.

• Comm Suite — Craft spear-phishing emails, run social engineering campaigns, and navigate vishing scenarios through a branching dialogue system.

• Disassembler — Analyze binaries in a readable in-game intermediate representation. Annotate functions, trace cross-references, and patch instructions to bypass license checks and unlock restricted access.

• Exploit Console — Match discovered service versions to a library of exploits. Configure payloads, open remote shells, and manage active sessions.

• Malware Sandbox — Detonate captured samples in isolation. Watch behavior events fire in real time — file writes, network connections, registry changes — and write detection rules from what you observe.

• Password Manager & Cracker — Store discovered credentials, identify hash types, and run dictionary, mask, and rainbow-table attacks. Weak passwords fall fast. Strong ones take time.

• OPSEC Dashboard — Monitor your operational security across every host you've touched. Manage your proxy chain, track the forensic artifacts you've left behind, and watch AURORA's global threat level climb.

• Script Editor — Automate with a bash-like scripting environment. Schedule scans, chain commands, and build your own tools from the same commands the terminal uses.

OPSEC: THE MECHANIC NO OTHER HACKING GAME HAS

Every action you take leaves a trace.

Every SSH login, every file you read, every failed password attempt generates noise on the target host's intrusion detection system. Push a host's alert level too high and Meridian's security team gets involved. Push it further and AURORA begins to respond directly — rotating credentials, deploying honeypots, hunting the source of the intrusion.

The OPSEC Dashboard tracks your threat posture in real time. Shred log entries. Clear your bash history. Route traffic through a proxy chain. Operate within credential-rotation windows. Work fast enough that nobody notices you were ever there.

Ignore OPSEC and the mission gets harder. Ignore it long enough, and AURORA locks you out entirely.

REALISTIC CHALLENGES ACROSS 12 CATEGORIES

Every challenge in Project Daybreak is grounded in real cybersecurity concepts taught in CTF competitions and professional penetration testing:

• Network reconnaissance and service fingerprinting

• Web application exploitation — SQL injection, IDOR, SSRF, XSS

• Cryptographic analysis — XOR, RSA weak keys, padding oracles, hash cracking

• Steganography — LSB extraction, whitespace encoding, EOF file hiding, EXIF metadata

• Digital forensics — deleted file recovery, PCAP analysis, log timeline reconstruction

• Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) — the deepest OSINT mechanic in any hacking game

• Social engineering — phishing, pretexting, vishing

• Reverse engineering — binary analysis, backdoor identification, patch mode

• Privilege escalation — SUID abuse, cron job exploitation, misconfigured sudo

• Operational security — artifact cleanup, proxy chaining, IDS evasion

• Exploitation — service fingerprinting, CVE-analog matching, payload configuration

• Malware analysis — behavioral sandbox, IOC extraction, detection-rule writing

YOUR CHOICES SHAPE THE OUTCOME

The evidence you collect determines which ending is available to you. How you handle OPSEC determines how hard Meridian pushes back. Characters you help — or fail — carry those choices forward.

Three endings. One conspiracy. The truth is in the data.

BUILT FOR CYBERSECURITY LEARNERS AND ENTHUSIASTS

Project Daybreak is designed to be genuinely challenging for people who know security — and genuinely educational for people who are learning it. Every technique maps to a real-world concept. Every tool works the way its real-world equivalent works.

Whether you're preparing for CTF competitions, exploring a career in security, or you just want a hacking game that doesn't insult your intelligence — this is it.

KEY FEATURES

• A fully realized Linux desktop environment with 15 interactive applications

• Story-rich single-player narrative across three acts with three branching endings

• OPSEC system — every action has a noise signature; AURORA responds dynamically

• 12 challenge categories grounded in real CTF and penetration-testing disciplines

• The most in-depth OSINT mechanic in any hacking simulation game

• Multi-host network simulation with SSH pivoting and lateral movement

• Performant experience on Windows and Linux

Project Daybreak is a standalone sequel — you don't need to have played Hello Hacker to dive in, but if you did, you'll recognize the world.

The free demo lands soon. Wishlist and Follow now so Steam tells you the moment it's playable — and so you're first through the door when the full game arrives.

Release: TBA — Late 2026 / Early 2027

Ten murders. A paper crane at every scene.

How it plays

• Investigate every scene. Rotate and zoom each room and examine every object, body and document.
  
• Question the suspects. Everyone has a story, and most of them are hiding something.
  
• Collect words from clues and statements: names, times, weapons, motives.
  
• Deduce by filling in the blanks. Get close and the game lets you know, but never which blank is wrong.

Ten cases, each with a new twist

Features

• 10 handcrafted cases, about 2 to 3 hours of play
  
• 135 blanks to fill, every one backed by evidence
  
• Optional hints that point you at the next wrong or empty blank without giving the answer
  
• A detective's notebook that records everything you find
  
• Stylised 3D scenes and an original soundtrack
  
• No combat, no timers. Play at your own pace
  
• Progress saves automatically

Water always finds a way

Hold the Levee simulates water on every cell of the map: it runs downhill, fills hollows, pushes against levees

and seeps through embankments. Every trench changes the river's course, every levee can leak, and every dam can break.

Campaign: 24 missions

• Trenches, mills and turbines: make power from the difference in water levels.

• A flood wave: sandbags, levees and pumps before the water reaches the village.

• A storm on the coast, a cascade of dams, a flood in a medieval city.

• A valley with a railway: culverts under the embankment, a polder, debris on the bridge piers and trains on schedule.

• Winter: the river freezes, and in the thaw the floes pile up into an ice jam under the bridge.

• Roles reversed: you are the water. Breach the levee and flood the town hall defended by an AI crew.

Defend the Village

The river rises higher every time. Between waves you have time and a budget: levees, walls, gates, pumps.

The forecast shows when the water from the mountains will arrive. The village grows with every wave you survive — how long can you hold?

Flood the Village

AI workers stack sandbags, build walls and pumps, and patch your trenches. You have a shovel, charges and a river.

Two players

“Water vs Defender”: one player floods the town hall, the other defends it.

“Defend Together”: a shared budget against ever higher waves.

Take turns at one computer or play online with a Steam friend.

Sandbox and map editor

Every tool with no limits: raise and lower terrain, add water, send a storm to the mountains or a hard frost.

Share a finished map with a short code — friends paste it in and play on your landscape.

Also

• Daily challenge: the same random valley for every player, with a Steam leaderboard.

• Steam leaderboards for every mission (who saved the town for the least money?).

• Replay of the last 20 seconds and GIF export with one key.

• Undo (Ctrl+Z) with a refund.

• Steam Workshop: community maps, missions, rule mods and translations.

• 102 Steam achievements.

• English, Polish, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian and Simplified Chinese.

This is not a story of heroes. It is a story of family.

Every chapter, you are the head of the household

Features

• 2,300 years, 16 generations — from the Warring States to the Republic era, 32 chapters, two per dynasty, never skipping a beat.
  
• 211 meaningful choices — no stat grinding, no affection grinding. Choices change people and events, recorded in black and white at the end of every chapter.
  
• Three true crossroads — serve or withdraw (Three Kingdoms); sword or brush (Song); loyalty or survival (early Qing). No right answers, only the road you choose for this family.
  
• Four invisible ledgers — status, letters, martial skill, bloodline, quietly tracked across centuries until the very last page.
  
• Visible proof of survival — in every dynasty something real carries on: a hand-copied scripture, a wooden tablet inscribed on both sides, a sheet of paper full of names. Why China never fell apart is shown, never told.
  
• 235,000+ characters, hand-drawn ink art — 40 dynasty backdrops, 12 CG scenes, a 12–15 hour first playthrough.

Three promises

• No battlefields, no gore — wars happen off-screen. You see the people before, after, and on the road.
  
• Historical figures never speak for themselves — they appear, but every word they say is grounded in sources and logic.
  
• No slogans at the end — the final frame is always a child.

Who is this for

Cover yourself in zombie blood and step into the horde

Learn which zombie you're facing

Gather oil for the next abandoned house

Go in together. Come back together.

BugPot is a casual roguelike built around a deadly slot machine. Spin the reels, match weapons and charms and turn every combination into an attack against a wide variety of bugs.

Every spin gives you something new to work with. Match weapons to deal damage, use charms to shape your strategy, upgrade your weapons, and find powerful combinations that can turn the fight in your favor. But the reels won't always give you what you want. Adapt to what you get, decide how to make the most of each spin, and keep your run alive.

Your weapons are on the reels. Spin the machine and match weapons and charms to build your attack. Every result can open up a different way to approach the fight. Experiment with different weapons and charms, upgrade your weapons, and discover combinations that make each run play differently.

Face a strange collection of bugs, each with their own personality and challenge. Learn what you're up against and adapt your strategy before they bring your run to an end. You can't control what comes up next, but you can control what you do with it. Make the most of every spin, push your luck, and find the setup you need to squash the next bug.

Rules

Laska is a checkers (or draughts) variant invented by Emanuel Lasker, the second World Chess Champion. Captured pieces are taken prisoner instead of being removed from the board. A captured piece is placed underneath the piece that captured it, forming a column. The piece on top commands the column.

You capture by jumping over an opponent’s column. Only its commander is taken prisoner, so the piece revealed underneath takes control of the remaining column. This lets you free your own pieces. Capturing is mandatory, but when several capture routes are available, you choose which one to take.

The game is played on a 7x7 board. Soldiers move and capture forwards, and are promoted to officers when they reach the last row. Officers can also move and capture backwards. You win when your opponent cannot make a move: all their pieces have either been taken prisoner or become blocked (stalemating your opponent wins the game).

Classic mode

Play against the computer at different difficulty levels or against a friend on the same device. The game also includes a position editor. Arrange pieces and columns however you like, save the position, then play from it or set up an automated battle by letting the computer play against itself.

Story mode

You start by learning the game in kindergarten and later take part in tournaments. Between games, you meet characters and get to know their stories. There are puzzles to solve, opening lessons, full matches and bosses at the end of each chapter. In two-game matches, you play the same position from both sides: once as Green, once as Red.

Roguelike

Work your way through the dungeon floors, choosing rooms and fighting opponents on the board. Along the way, you collect coins, keys, bombs, potions and relics. Relics give you extra abilities, such as merging, splitting or pulling columns, or swapping sides before a battle. You also encounter special rooms, merchants and other characters. Defeating bosses unlocks more floors and items for future runs.

About the project and AI use

I hand-coded the original game and the algorithms the computer uses to play. I later vibe-coded Story and Roguelike for fun and to add more variety to the project.

Hand-coded features:

• Implementation of rules and interactive 3D board, supporting local play, a position editor and computer-versus-computer matches.

• Computer opponent (bot) engine with multiple difficulty levels, using minimax and its variants, a transposition table, and other optimizations.

• My own heuristic evaluation function for material and position, which takes the order of pieces within columns into account.

Vibe-coded features:

• Roguelike: items, rooms, opponent names and traits + over 160 relics!

• Story: the dialogue, characters and jokes were made up by AI - 20 chapters, each ending with a boss match!

• A neural network evaluation function (NNUE), trained on synthetic data from games played by the hand-coded bot and from the neural network's own self-play. It was used to build the opening book and find interesting starting positions (the bots in game still use the heuristic eval).

• Most of the UI, artwork and icons.

• Things even I don’t know that are there xD

STEP ONTO THE COURT

Feel the rhythm of beach volleyball in VR. Receive the serve, control the pass, work with your teammate, attack the set and meet your opponent above the net.

Beach Volleyball VR is built around physical, responsive volleyball interactions. Your movement and timing determine how you play.

PLAY VOLLEYBALL WITH YOUR OWN MOVEMENTS

- Receive serves and attacks with forearm passes

- Set the ball for your teammate

- Serve using natural volleyball motions

- Attack with powerful spikes

- Block incoming attacks

- Learn to control direction, power and timing through practice

COMPLETE 2v2 BEACH VOLLEYBALL

Jump directly into a match against AI players or create an online room.

Play With Bots

- Complete 2v2 matches

- Three AI difficulty levels

- Play offline whenever you want with bots or trainings

Play Online

- Private or public multiplayer rooms

- Up to four human players

- Play together or against each other

- Empty player positions can be filled by bots

- Cross-platform multiplayer (Meta Quest, SteamVR or any platform)

LEARN, PRACTICE AND IMPROVE

A guided tutorial introduces movement and the fundamental volleyball actions before putting you into a full match.

Then head into Training whenever you want to practice individual skills without worrying about the score.

Practice:

- Passing

- Setting

- Attacking

- Ball control

- Serving

Optional assistance settings also make the game easier to approach for players who want help with positioning or reaching the net.

BUILT FOR VR

Beach Volleyball VR is designed around the physical strengths of virtual reality rather than adapting traditional controller-based volleyball to a headset.

KEY FEATURES

- Physical VR passing, setting, serving, attacking and blocking

- Complete 2v2 beach-volleyball matches

- Single-player matches with AI teammates and opponents

- Private or public online multiplayer for up to four players

- Cross-platform multiplayer (Meta Quest, SteamVR or any platform)

- Bots can fill empty positions in multiplayer matches

- Three AI difficulty levels

- Guided tutorial

- Training modes for practicing volleyball skills

- VR comfort and accessibility options

ONE DECK. NINE WAYS TO PLAY SOLO.

Solo Cards is a collection of nine solo card games built around one simple idea: a single classic 54-card deck, put to use in games that are anything but ordinary.

From frozen survival to underground combat, from pastry salons to futuristic cities, each game offers its own rules, atmosphere and decisions to master.

NINE GAMES, NINE WORLDS

- Skarnfrost: Cross a frozen shipwreck compartment by compartment. Manage your health, weapons and potions while hostile creatures close in.

- Skyline: Build four towers in the right order, using suits and ascending values while keeping pollution and population under control.

- Double Agent: Infiltrate a hostile network. Capture, cover or extract your targets, and neutralize every Figure before the operation collapses.

- Trefoil Battle: Enter an underground 3×3 ring. Play your Clubs to trigger powerful techniques and knock out the enemy deck before

your own runs dry.

- Alchemy 11: Dissolve numbered reagents by forming pairs that total 11, or unite the Jack, Queen and King to complete the Great Work.

- Clockwork Aces: Purge the workshop piles and uncover the four Aces before the clockwork barrel runs out.

- Deck Striker: Lead a tactical football match through six defensive lines and two halves. Choose your plays carefully and score more goals than your opponent.

- Pastry Stars: Serve twelve prestigious hosts, compose the perfect pastry orders and protect your reputation in an elegant salon.

- Hazel Run: Forage through the autumn woods, push your luck for bigger hauls, and stash your hazelnuts before a predator catches you.

A COMPLETE SOLO CARD-GAME COLLECTION

- 9 distinct games with their own mechanics, themes and difficulty

- Every game played with a familiar classic 54-card deck

- Short, replayable sessions built around tactical decisions

- Interactive tutorials and clear in-game rules

- Statistics, challenges, progression and unlockable rewards

- French, English, Spanish and Portuguese interface

CREDITS & INSPIRATIONS

Solo Cards is developed by an independent solo developer and card-game enthusiast.

The games are original creations inspired by classic solo card games and modern takes on the genre, including:

- Skarnfrost: inspired by Scoundrel, by Zach Gage and Kurt Bieg

- Alchemy 11: inspired by Elevens / Make 11, a traditional patience game

- Double Agent: inspired by Card Capture, by Lucas Gentry

- Skyline: inspired by Cardbury, by Iffix Y Santaph

- Trefoil Battle: inspired by Club Fight, by D. Teuber

- Clockwork Aces: inspired by Aces Up / Idiot's Delight, a traditional patience game

- Pastry Stars: inspired by Merchant's Solitaire, by Gregg Jewell

Deck Striker and Hazel Run are original, unpublished creations.

Music credits include "The Last Horizon" by djovan and "Boxing Wrestling MMA Music" by mirostar.

Easy to learn. Hard to outthink.

Each turn you do one thing: move your pawn one step, or place a wall. First to reach the far side wins. Walls slow your rival down, but a path must always stay open, so the whole game is deciding when a wall is worth more than a step.

Ranked against real people

• 1v1 ranked matches with a rating, leagues and a leaderboard

• One player pool with the Blocade mobile apps, so there is always a game

• Time controls from quick to relaxed, and a rematch when you want revenge

Royale, every day

A 128-player knockout starts at 12:00 UTC every day. Entry is free. Win your board, move up the bracket, and the last player standing takes the crown.

Knockouts with your friends

Start a private 4 to 16 player knockout and share the code. Friends join for free.

A ladder of bots

Computer opponents with their own styles, from a gentle first game to the Nightshift crew at the top. Keep a daily streak to unlock the hardest tiers.

Get better every day

• Daily puzzles with a streak to protect

• Game review that replays your match and shows the move it turned on

• A narrated tutorial and five coaches to learn from

• Pass & Play for two people at one screen

Blocade Plus (optional)

Blocade is free to play, with no ads. Blocade Plus is a one-time DLC purchase:

• Unlimited ranked matches

• Full review and analysis after every game

• A reserved seat in every Royale

• Host your own Knockouts

• Unlimited hints and takebacks in Assisted mode

• Every board theme and the full quick-chat tray

THE LIGHT IS FADING. THE DEAD ARE COMING.

ONE LAST BEAM is a dark, objective-driven action roguelite where your flashlight is as important as your weapons. Move through the night, aim the beam independently, and carve a path through relentless zombie hordes.

AIM THE LIGHT

Control your flashlight separately from your movement. Read the battlefield, catch threats at the edge of the darkness, and choose your route before the horde closes in.

BUILD A DEVASTATING ARSENAL

Collect Sparks, level up, and combine weapons with passive upgrades. Deploy Molotov cocktails, flare guns, combat drones, electrical fields, shotguns, and evolved weapons to shape every run.

RESTORE THE GRID

Surviving the night takes more than killing. Reactivate transformers, defend shrinking zones, endure the Black Fog, complete ambulance missions, and choose rewards that can transform your build.

SURVIVE UNTIL DAWN

Faster enemies, elites, and massive bosses push every build to its limit. Keep moving, protect your remaining health, and turn a desperate opening into a devastating late-game assault.

Aim the light. Build your arsenal. Reach the dawn.

KEY FEATURES

• 1-4 players, local only: built for one screen, with up to 8 saucers in the ring when you add bots
  
• 9 game modes: Free-For-All, Team Battle, One vs All, Lives, Random, Gauntlet, Football, King of the Hill, and Race
  
• 39 arenas across multiple themes, including dedicated football pitches and race tracks
  
• Play solo or with a small group: add as many AI bots as you like in every mode, not just Gauntlet, which is built specifically around escalating AI waves
  
• Deep customization: dozens of hull colors, 29 hats, trail effects, and boost sounds per player
  
• 10 achievements with progressive unlocks that reward playtime with new cosmetics
  
• Full controller support for every player (Xbox, PlayStation, Switch Pro and other gamepads), and up to 4 players can share one keyboard

GAME MODES

• Free-For-All: every saucer for itself, last one standing wins the round
  
• Team Battle: split the roster in half and fight it out
  
• One vs All: one Hunted saucer against everyone else
  
• Lives: limited lives, last one with lives left wins the match
  
• Random: a fresh mode every round, one shared scoreboard
  
• Gauntlet: solo or co-op against waves of increasingly tough AI
  
• Football: push the ball into the opposing goal, first to 5 wins
  
• King of the Hill: hold the zone the longest before time runs out
  
• Race: no combat, just checkpoints and lap times

A cozy fishing game that lives on your desktop

Little Angler is a relaxing fishing game designed to stay with you while you work, browse, watch videos, or simply hang out at your computer.

Your little angler quietly fishes from a tiny island on your desktop, waiting for the next bite while you do other things. Check back whenever you want, reel in your catch, grow your collection, and keep progressing at your own pace.

Catch, collect, and complete your album

Discover dozens of fish and sea creatures, each with multiple collectible rarities.

Every catch can become part of your growing collection, and duplicates can be sold for coins. Fill your album, uncover missing creatures, and chase the rarest versions of your favorite catches.

Some fish are easy to find. Others will take patience.

Explore new fishing regions

Progress through different areas using the Map, each with its own collection to complete.

Discover every species in a region to earn special collection rewards, including unique islands and other cosmetic items that cannot simply be purchased from the shop.

There is always another creature to find and another collection to finish.

Build your perfect little fishing spot

Spend the coins you earn from fishing to unlock and customize your setup.

Choose from different:

• Characters

• Islands

• Bobbers

• Fishing rods

• Vests

• Cards

Mix and match your favorites and create a fishing setup that feels like your own.

Upgrade your angler

Use the Upgrades system to improve your fishing progression over time and make your little desktop companion even more rewarding to keep around.

Earn achievements and unlock rewards

Complete challenges, fill collections, discover rare catches, and unlock achievements as you play.

Some rewards are bought with coins. Others have to be earned.

Made to stay out of your way

Little Angler is built to coexist with everything else you do on your computer.

Keep your angler small and unobtrusive, move the setup to whichever side of the screen you prefer, resize it, mirror it, or minimize the main menu entirely.

Your angler keeps fishing while you focus on something else.

No pressure. No rush. Just one more catch.

DRAW YOUR FIGHTER. DUEL YOUR WAY.

MAKE YOUR MARK

BUILD, EQUIP, BATTLE

• Draw warriors from scratch and validate their battle-ready silhouettes
  
• Create hand-drawn weapons, armor, headwear and skills
  
• Fight fixed bosses with readable patterns and animated hand-drawn gear
  
• Manage eight elemental colors, equipment slots and skill loadouts
  
• Climb a tower with manual battles or optional auto-battle
  
• Challenge asynchronous player teams when online services are available
  
• Play the core campaign offline with your saved drawings

Thirty days to save a friend

New skills have a cost

A summer in Cedar Falls

• Classic point-and-click puzzles with no dead ends
• Ability disks that change Kris's personality and responses
• Hand-drawn pixel art, warm humour and help when you want it

The feel of the late eighties

What will be left when it matters?

Conquer the board, one turn at a time

Two ways to play

• Classic: the real world map, with 42 territories and 6 continents. Every player is a colour.
  
• Mythic: the fantasy world of Ancalora and the larger board of Asterra, with 54 territories and 8 realms. Every player leads one of 10 races, from knights and elves to dragons, the undead and fairy riders. Optional race passives give each race a trait of its own.

Features

• Online matches for 3 to 6 players, in public or password-protected rooms
  
• Play against friends, bots or both, with bots in two difficulty levels
  
• Secret objectives: conquer continents, hold territories or wipe out a rival army
  
• Territory cards with growing trades, continent bonuses and dice battles with up to three dice on each side
  
• Drop out and come back: your match waits for you
  
• A profile with your career: wins, races, maps and objectives completed
  
• 10 Steam achievements
  
• Built-in rules, match log and chat
  
• In seven languages: English, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Russian, German and French

Early Access

Welcome to the night shift.

Purrfect Bliss is a trendy cat cafe with a terrifying secret. Your job is simple: serve the late-night regulars, brew coffee, and take care of the cafe’s four cats.

But as the hours tick by, the cozy atmosphere shifts into something much darker. The shadows play tricks on you, the strict rules left by management feel increasingly sinister, and the cats are starting to act very strangely.

Can you survive the night shift?

Key Features

• Barista mechanics: Prepare and serve coffee to your customers.

• Psychological horror: An intense, escalating horror experience that will leave you on edge.

• Immersive environment: Atmospheric graphics that pull you directly into the nightmare.

• Four unique cats: Care for the four cats, but keep a close eye on them. Their increasingly bizarre actions suggest they are more than just ordinary pets.

• Environmental mystery: Find hidden clues around the cafe to uncover its dark history.

The Crown sent its fleet. The Deep sent something worse.

Be a Pirate! is a tower defense game built for players who want their strategy to matter. Every map throws two fights at you at once — Crownsmen marching in on foot, Crown Sloops running the river — and you'll need towers built for both, positioned with real intent, to hold the line.

The Crown didn't just send its navy after the pirates of the Crimson Expanse — it made a bargain with something older than any flag. What starts as an ordinary war, Kingsmen on the beaches and Crown Sloops on the water, curdles the deeper you push: garrison commanders come back from the grave still giving orders, admirals return from the deep no longer entirely human, and something coiled and ancient has wrapped itself around more than one captured stronghold. Every map you defend belongs to one of your own captains, and every fight is personal — a crewmate still held prisoner, a debt owed, a grudge the Crown doesn't know will be repaid. Told through the voice of the captains as each battle unfolds, it's less "save the world" than "get my people back" — many coves, one crew, one impossible last stand at a time.

Command Both Land and Sea

The Crown attacks by land and by water, simultaneously, every wave. Land routes reroute live as you build, forcing you to adapt on the fly — while the river stays fixed and unblockable unless you get clever. Build a Bridge and you can turn that water into a second land lane... but Crown Sloops will pass right underneath it, unaffected. Every map is a puzzle in exactly where — and what — to build.

Meaningful elevation allows for a myriad of tower placements and results depending on the tower and the lands height.

A Crew, Not Just a Tower List

• Recruit and equip 15 unique Pirate Captains, each with their own permanent bonuses and their own stake in the story — the active captain rides your ship into every battle.  Explore an ocean of upgrade paths for each Captain, share what you like between each Captain.

• Use your Pirate Raider to attack the forts and villages as they attempt to repel your forces.

• A dozen towers with real personality — from the straightforward Cannon to the poison-cursed Voodoo Cauldron, the beam-focused Heliograph Battery, and The Commodore's Flag, which makes everything around it hit even harder.

• Every tower grows in real time both visibly and functionally. Spend Doubloons mid-match on four distinct upgrade tracks per tower — Offense, Range, a tower-specific Specialty, and a unique Signature ability that changes how it fights.

• Elemental damage matters. Physical, Fire, Ice, Electric, and Poison each have real resistances and weaknesses on the enemies you're facing — matching the right damage type to the right threat is all part of the strategy.

Thoughtful Action, Not Just Reflexes

This isn't a game where you spam towers and hope. Positioning, timing, and target priority genuinely matter — enemies reroute around what you build, bosses shrug off the wrong element and buckle to the right one, and every Doubloon you spend mid-match is a real decision with a real tradeoff. The deeper you go, the more the game asks you to actually think.

A Crown to Outlast, a Story to Uncover

Somewhere out past the charts lies the Crimson Expanse — and every stronghold you defend has its own story behind it. The Crown didn't come alone: behind its soldiers, bosses and warships wait things that were never quite human to begin with. A Drowned Lieutenant who commands the dead. A Leviathan coiled around a captive crew. A horror in the deep that vanishes the moment you take aim at it. Each map ties back to one of your own captains — a debt, a grudge, a crewmate still held prisoner — and every voiced narration pulls you a little further into why this fight is personal.

Endless Waters

Cleared every map? The Commodore never runs out of ships. Push into endless mode and see how many waves your crew can actually survive.

Build smart. Aim true. The Crown is patient — the Deep is not.

One empty floor. One client. Build it into the backbone of the cloud

You begin with a bare room and a single server you assembled by hand. Grow it into a sprawling enterprise data center: rows of hundreds of racks, redundant power and networking, massive storage fabric, and a steady stream of clients pushing heavy workloads across hardware you designed yourself every day.

Design your own servers

You do not buy servers off a shelf. You build them.

• Choose every piece of hardware and where it goes: processors, memory, storage drives, network cards, GPUs, and enterprise AI accelerators, each with its own cost, performance, and power draw.

• Build the right server for the work. A server tuned for log processing is wasted money on an AI training run.

• Unlock new chassis, board form factors, appliances and more as you grow, from compact single socket nodes to dense intertwined GPU, CPU and storage clusters.

Build out the facility

A great server is nothing without the room around it, and this is where the real engineering begins.

• Lay out your floor rack by rack and slot your servers into place.

• Feed them power through UPS units and distribution panels, but mind your circuits, because a single overloaded run can make an entire aisle of servers go dark.

• Stitch it all together using network appliances and cables, storage fabrics and more to form the networks and clusters each workload demands.

Sign clients. Deliver uptime

Customers arrive with real workloads: web hosting, video rendering, cold storage, financial trading, cloud gaming, and more. Take on what your hardware can actually deliver, place it on the right server, and collect the revenue. Staying online is the hard part.

• Hardware wears out and fails. Storage drives die, and the RAID level you chose decides whether that is a minor event or a data loss disaster.

• Fall behind on the power bill and the utility starts cutting your supply.

• Hire technicians to repair and maintain the floor once it grows beyond what you can manage on your own.

Hyperscale

• Tie dozens of racks together into a single compute cluster for specialized and lucrative high performance workloads requiring thousands of CPU cores. 

• Stand up GPU clusters for AI training and inference, the workloads everyone is racing to host.

• Pool storage across racks into massive petabyte sized pools. Don't forget to protect yourself by configuring your drive arrays properly and setting up replication mirrors for redundancy.

• Your job as the datacenter architect is to balance system load, uptime, cost, and resiliency to keep your clients happy.

Run it your way

A limited research budget and four specialization paths (Compute, Storage, AI, and Operations) mean every facility you build turns out different. Go all in on raw compute, become a storage provider, chase the AI boom, or squeeze every watt and every dollar with operational efficiency.

Built for the IT minded

If you have ever racked a server, argued about RAID levels, or run a home lab just because you could, this one is for you. Name your servers, query your fleet, and fire off batch commands from the built in terminal CLI if you are an experienced tech. It is the data center you always wanted to run, without the noise, the heat, or the power bill.

Features

• Build servers part by part, balancing performance, power, and cost

• Plan a real facility: power, networking, cooling, and structured cabling

• Manage system configurations in detail to create complex clusters and networks

• Dozens of client workloads, from quick batch jobs to long term tenants paying daily

• A living simulation of hardware faults, drive failures, power crises, and repairs

• Compute clusters, GPU and AI systems, and multi rack storage at the high end

• Four specialization paths that reshape how your facility grows

• 100 operator ranks of new hardware and capabilities

• An optional command line terminal for power users

• Single player, played at your own pace

Wishlist Dead Sector and start planning your floor.

Build a castle. Knock theirs down. Repeat until you rule the world.

Castle Stacker is a real-time siege game where your fortress falls from the sky one room at a time. Pick a card, line it up, drop it: a cannon here, a barracks there, a treasury tucked safely behind a rampart. Fill a whole row and the coffers ring with gold. Leave a gap and you'll be patching it under fire.

You don't fire the guns yourself. Your little people do. Bombardiers man the cannons, artificers scramble up ladders to mend cracked walls, guards hold the stairs, and soldiers gear up at the armoury and charge across no-man's-land. They're all after one man: the enemy king, who sits in his throne room and fights like two. Bring him down and his whole castle follows, room by room, in glorious slow motion.

A fortress is a puzzle with cannons in it

- Mage towers fire arcane bolts, ward stones raise shields, and storm spires chain lightning through raiders and balloons.

- Hot-air balloons drift overhead dropping trouble, mortar pits lob shells over the walls, and gargoyles guard your battlements.

- Bolt on drawbridges, crow's nests and grappling lines, then send your soldiers sliding straight into the enemy keep.

- Slip spies into their castle to sabotage it from the inside.

- Rooms stack, crumble and explode. One lucky shell on a foundry can take half a tower with it.

Conquer the Known World

Four realms, 33 territories and a warlord in every castle. Merchants out-earn you, Siege Gunners out-shoot you, Raiders flood the field, and Turtles hide behind their ramparts and taunt you. Each realm ends with a boss who has a move of their own: the Iron Tyrant's Iron Rain, the Drowned King's Undertow, the Ash Emperor's Firestorm, and the Sun Sultan's Mirage, which sends your gunners firing at empty sand. Knock a boss down to half health and find out what angry looks like.

Make the war your own

- Spend crowns in the War Council on permanent upgrades, new rooms and a deck built your way.

- Pick a doctrine before each battle: Iron Walls, Siege Masters, Merchant Princes, Vanguard or Master Builders.

- Call down royal decrees: Rally Cry, Artillery Barrage, Emergency Repairs, Smoke Screen and Hold the Walls.

- Claim one relic from each fallen boss's hoard. Choose wisely: the other two are gone for good.

- Answer petitions from your court. Hire mercenaries, tax a passing caravan, or gamble on ancient ruins.

No two battles alike

Eight battlefields, each with its own way of ruining your afternoon: lightning, earthquakes, blizzards, meteor showers, pirate broadsides, volcanic eruptions, sandstorms and flash floods, and they hit both sides alike. Supply balloons drop crates into no-man's-land for the fastest soldier to grab. Long sieges drift into dusk as the castle windows light up one by one.

And when you just want a fight

- Quick battles against four commanders, from Recruit to Warlord.

- A new daily challenge every day, with two rule twists.

- Replays of your last ten battles, at up to 8× speed.

Long live the king. Preferably yours.

The Void Rift has opened.

Five lands are falling, one after another – and only you stand between the horde and the end of Valdrath. Survivecraft blends the addictive survivor formula with the feel of a classic fantasy RPG: your spells fire on their own while you focus on dodging, positioning and the choices that make every run a new build.

A run lasts about ten minutes, and in that time the Rift sends everything it has. Hundreds of enemies close in from every side, elite monsters carry deadly traits, events like the Blood Moon turn a calm minute into a fight for survival – and every three and a half minutes a boss tears itself out of the Rift. Survive, level up, and decide with every upgrade what kind of legend you become.

Valdrath – five lands, one Rift

Your journey leads from the sunlit Emerald Forest through the haunted Deadmire and the burning Ashen Steppe to the frozen Frostpeak – and finally into the Shadow Rift, where the world itself comes apart. Every land has its own enemies, its own hazards and three bosses who guard the way forward.

Each zone can be played on Normal, Heroic and Abyss. Heroic brings tougher enemies and better loot, while Abyss adds endless tiers with weekly affixes that rewrite the rules. The zone screen even tells you which item level we recommend – and shows you what you are currently wearing – so you always know whether you are ready.

Thirteen heroes, thirteen ways to fight

From the Warrior and the Paladin to the Rogue, the Occultist and the Wyrmcaller: every hero starts with their own spell, their own ultimate and their own rhythm. Chain lightning, returning blades, orbiting soul blades, dragon breath – you will feel the difference within seconds.

Then the build begins. 19 spells can be evolved into something far more powerful, 15 passives shape how you play, and powerful resonances unlock when the right pieces come together. No two runs feel the same – and the best builds are the ones you discover yourself.

Bosses you can read – and beat

Survivecraft bosses do not cheat. Every attack is announced: glowing lines, shrinking rings, warning zones. Learn the patterns, slip through the gaps, and punish them in the vulnerability windows after their heaviest attacks. 15 zone bosses await – and on Heroic and Abyss they learn new tricks and unleash devastating ultimates.

Beyond the zones wait two mega bosses. Kael’Voroth, Lord of the Rift, fights you in three phases with a crystal shield and a five-minute rage timer. And deep below the Rift lurks the Mother of the Horde: a monster with tentacles you must destroy, a swarming brood and a final rage that tests everything you have learned.

Halloween Special Event: The Pumpkin Night Falls

At launch, the Pumpkin Night comes to Valdrath. Grimmkopf, the Pumpkin King rises in his own arena under the moon – and he does not fight alone. He rains giant pumpkins down on the battlefield, fans out cursed seeds, hurls burning jack-o'-lantern bombs and calls a brood of mini pumpkins that you have to blast from a distance before they explode. This is a long fight with special phases: a pumpkin flood of mini pumpkins while the king is immune, a fire wall of flame waves you can only survive by hiding behind giant pumpkins, and harvest time, where you have to stomp growing pumpkins before they burst and heal him. In his final phase, Midnight, everything he has comes at you at once.

• Open the event straight from the main menu and fight on Normal, Heroic and Abyss.

• Special loot: every win can drop costumes for your hero – a carved Pumpkin Head, the Witch Hat, a Pumpkin Crown, the Skull Mask and, for Abyss conquerors, the Golden Pumpkin Head. Each one comes with its own glow, embers or souls.

• Costumes are purely cosmetic. They give no stats, so they never change the balance – they just look great.

• The event boss has its own rage timer and does not count towards the Kael'Voroth progress or the leaderboards.

Seasonal events – all year round

The Pumpkin Night is only the beginning. Survivecraft gets seasonal events with their own event boss, costumes and little surprises. The next one is already finished: from 25 November, Frostbart, the Snow King takes over from the Pumpkin King and fights you in a square ice arena – open presents (not every one is a gift!), dodge walls of snowballs and chase him through the cold while his warmth is the only safe place. His loot: a snowman head, Santa hat, elf hat and a Frost Crown as loot. In December, a 24-door advent calendar adds a small gift behind every door – and if a door hides a costume, it is a special one.

More events will follow over the year. Early Access is the perfect time to try them out – tell me which ones you want to see!

The Infinite Night

Think you are good? Prove it. The Infinite Night is the weekly high-score hunt: every Monday brings a new night with a fixed seed and a fixed hero. No gear, no talents – everyone starts exactly equal. Every three minutes the night grows deeper, enemies grow stronger and your score multiplier rises.

• Earn points for survival time, defeated enemies, elites and bosses.

• Take on rare challenges: hunt down a Hunter, rescue a cursed treasure, accept a trial, win a flawless boss fight.

• Climb the weekly and all-time Steam leaderboards (Top 20).

• Share your result as a card with your rank, your name and a QR code to the store page.

• Reach 25,000, 50,000 or 100,000 points with a hero to unlock exclusive skins for that hero.

Sanctuary, loot and skins

Between runs you rebuild your sanctuary room by room. The Forge teaches new techniques, the Blood Altar awakens bloodlines and mutations, and the Library, the Alchemy Lab and the Crypt (where forgotten heroes wake) make you permanently stronger. And behind a sealed door waits something that came from the Rift itself.

Loot is a celebration. Chests come in three tiers with animated reveals – spin the prize wheel, or watch the arcane ritual before the lid bursts open. On the battlefield, six kinds of supply crates heal you, regenerate your health, give you a potion, or grant a 30-second power: double damage, faster movement or faster attacks.

And you can make every hero your own. In the shop you buy signature skins with wings, halos, glowing weapons and auras – and the legendary ones must be earned: clear a zone on Abyss, defeat the Mother of the Horde on Heroic, or master the Infinite Night.

Fight together

Two players, one screen: local co-op shares level-ups and loot, and a fallen friend can be revived. With Steam Remote Play Together your friends can join from anywhere. Controllers are fully supported.

Made with care

Survivecraft is developed by a solo developer. Every hero, boss and monster is built from animated vector parts – drawn to stay readable even in the biggest swarm – and the world of Valdrath comes with its own artbook, “The Chronicles of Valdrath”. We care about the details, and we keep polishing them.

Features

• 13 playable classes – each with its own starter spell, ultimate and stats.

• 19 spells with evolutions and 15 passives – every run is a new build.

• 5 zones, 15 bosses, a boss arena and the mega boss Mother of the Horde.

• Seasonal events – Halloween Special with the Pumpkin King at launch, Christmas boss and 24-door advent calendar to follow, 14 cosmetic costumes.

• The Infinite Night – weekly high-score mode with Steam leaderboards and shareable result cards.

• The Sanctuary – 7 buildable rooms, bloodlines, mutations, transmutation and hidden secrets.

• Chests and supply crates with animated reveals and 30-second powers.

• Skins for every hero – shop, signature skins and unlockable legendary skins.

• Local co-op for two players and Steam Remote Play Together.

• 50 achievements, Steam Cloud saves, full controller support, English and German.

Early Access – and beyond

A large part of Survivecraft is already built: five lands, 15 bosses, 13 heroes, the Sanctuary, the Infinite Night and local co-op are in the game and playable today. But I am far from done. I plan to add a lot of new content – bosses, heroes, regions, spells, challenges and seasonal events – so that there is always a reason to jump back in and keep playing. Your feedback shapes the balance, the bosses and every new feature, so please share your ideas and bug reports in the Steam forums. Here is a look at what I have in mind (ideas and plans, not fixed dates):

New bosses

• The Blood Moon Countess – a ruler of the night who turns the Blood Moon into a weapon.

• The Bell Tower – every toll of the bell changes the arena.

• The Twins of Dusk – two bosses you have to take down together.

• The Mirror Hero – a duel against yourself and your own build.

More world, more heroes, more challenges

• New regions beyond the five lands of Valdrath.

• More heroes with their own spells, ultimates and skins.

• New spells, evolutions and resonances.

• More challenges and weekly trials, plus new shop items and skins.

• Balance changes based on your runs.

Seasonal events

• New event bosses with their own costumes and gimmick loot for every season.

• More calendar events, small gifts and surprises throughout the year.

And after that?

Valdrath is meant to grow. We dream of a tower defense game set in the same universe, where you see the lands, heroes and monsters you know from a completely new perspective. For now it is just an idea – but if you like it, tell us!

Tumble Tavern is Farkle at a tavern table, with enchanted runes that can turn a losing throw around.

Throw six dice and set aside the ones that score. Then bank your points, or throw the rest for more. A throw that scores nothing is a Ruin, and everything you collected that turn is gone. Banked points are safe. First to the target score wins.

• 18 enchanted runestones. Carry three into every match and cast them when the throw needs it.
• 9 kinds of dice. Build a six-die loadout. Each kind pays its bonus its own way.
• 12 tavern regulars with habits instead of difficulty levels. Read how each one plays and take the table back.
• A roguelite gauntlet. Rivals one after another, winnings climb with the streak, and one loss ends the run.
• Two players, one table. Pass the dice in Local Duel, or invite a friend online with Remote Play Together.
• Full controller support, Windows and SteamOS/Linux, and ten languages.

Dice

You bring six dice to a match, chosen from nine kinds. Each kind pays a scoring bonus under its own condition, and the bonus is paid for every die of that kind you are holding. Ember pays a flat bonus on any scoring hold. Tide pays when you hold three or more dice. Void pays only on holds of 750 or more. Because the bonus stacks per die, six of one kind plays very differently from a spread of six.

Runes

You carry three runestones from a set of 18, and cast them during the match. Aegis shields your turn, so a Ruin breaks the shield and you throw again. Fortune adds 100 to the next set you hold. Longshot bets the turn on a face you name. You cannot swap them mid-match, so the three you bring shape how you play.

Rivals

Twelve tavern regulars, each with a fixed habit rather than a difficulty level. One banks the moment he is ahead, however little he holds. Another rolls on long after anyone sensible would stop. Once you have read a rival's habit, you can play against it.

Modes

Quick Wager. Four tables, Friendly through Gold, each with its own rival. One match, one stake.

Endless Gauntlet. Rivals one after another. Difficulty and winnings climb with the streak, and a loss ends the run.

Campaign. Twelve fights in order, each built around a specific problem.

Local Duel. Two players at one screen, taking turns.

Free demo: the first two campaign fights and the Friendly and Copper tables.

Premise

Awaken alone aboard an abandoned orbital research station where automated systems continue operating long after the crew has disappeared.

Restore power, reconnect critical infrastructure, and solve increasingly complex environmental puzzles while uncovering the events that led to the station's collapse. Maintenance drones continue their assigned routines. Security systems still record observations. Someone—or something—has been watching.

As you descend deeper into the facility, fragmented logs, forgotten experiments, and subtle environmental clues reveal that the station's central intelligence, ARGUS, has evolved beyond its original purpose. Every restored system uncovers another piece of the mystery...and another sign that your arrival was anticipated.

Features

• Atmospheric first-person sci-fi exploration

• Environmental storytelling with optional lore discoveries

• Logic-based puzzles inspired by realistic station systems

• Explore interconnected research, engineering, habitat, and security modules

• Discover hidden observations, maintenance records, and encrypted logs

• An unsettling psychological mystery where the station itself becomes part of the story

Enter Unstable Rifts

Build The Run Around Your Choices

Bosses With Real Mechanics

Hard Mode Changes The Fight

Random Events Change The Battlefield

Pilots, Ships, And Starting Styles

Grow Stronger Between Runs

Inside The Core

• Attack abilities and upgrades designed to combine into focused strategies
  
• 50+ relics that redirect runs and complete powerful synergies
  
• Multi-phase bosses and Unstable Rift trials with mechanics to learn
  
• Hard Mode variants with altered behaviors, hazards, and patterns
  
• Distinct pilots and ships with different starting tools
  
• Permanent Core progression unlockable skins, and multiple endings

The Things Left Behind is a soft, narrative-driven, 2D indie game about the little moments of Queer and Disabled life, the ways our identities intersect, and the love, humor, tenderness, and care woven into our everyday experiences.

Told through a collection of intimate, playable slice-of-life vignettes, the game invites you into the worlds of Queer and Disabled characters as they navigate friendship, identity, intimacy, overwhelm, joy, and simply being together. These are stories drawn from our own lived experiences, woven together by a community of Queer and Disabled creators.

Every level is its own little world, lovingly crafted by Queer and Disabled artists, writers, musicians, and game designers. Each vignette features its own distinct art style, original music, story, and interactive mechanics, reflecting the unique creative voices and experiences behind it. Some moments are funny, some are messy, some are vulnerable, and some are wonderfully ordinary. All are grounded in the ways we find care, connection, and belonging in one another.

Rather than asking you to win, overcome, or fix anything, The Things Left Behind invites you to slow down, be present, and share in these small, meaningful moments of Queer and Disabled life.

Come Along With Us for Playable, Raw Moments

Move through a child’s birthday party in So Much World, All At Once as sound builds and escape into their imagination to help them ground themselves as those that love them can be just a little too loud celebrating them… Breathe in… Breathe out…

Journey through a forest alongside two friends, sharing quiet conversations, discovering little trinkets, and finding joy in simply being together. As you wander, one friend, a transfemme individual subtly transitions in appearance. It's never announced or explained; it's simply a part of her life, embraced within the warmth and familiarity of their friendship. Through it all, their affection, honest conversations, and shared joys remain. Do you think things will always be like this? What do you mean? Like… will things always get to be this way?

Step into the messy, meandering day of a transmasc person in Harried, where finding a little executive function is easier said than done. Try to tackle a seemingly endless list of tasks, get pulled into distractions, and watch as time slips away. Amid the frustration, unfinished chores, and small everyday struggles, find humor, tenderness, and comfort in the care of a loving partner. Why did I let it get so bad in here…

Each story stands on its own, with distinct art styles, mechanics, and tone. Together, they form a growing collection of playable experiences grounded in lived reality.

Designed Around Care

• Narrative-driven 2D gameplay
• Short, self-contained vignette structure
• Dialogue and exploration-focused interaction
• Distinct art styles and mechanics per level
• No fail states, no score pressure
• Keyboard, mouse, and controller support
• Built in Unity

A Community-Centered Design Process

The Things Left Behind is a game made by Queer and Disabled people, about Queer and Disabled lives, for anyone willing to spend a little time in our worlds.

The Things Left Behind is created through partnerships with disability and LGBTQIA2S+ organizations that support workforce development and inclusive creative practice. Collaborators are brought into the project from the beginning. Partners begin by learning Unity-based game development, contributing to design and narrative decisions, and participating in play-testing and iteration. This is not a game about marginalized communities made from the outside. It is a game co-designed and built by Queer and Disabled creators, with paid roles, mentorship, and shared authorship baked in from the beginning. Lived experience shapes every step of the game- from concept to completion.

These are our little stories. We're happy to share them with you.

HELL DIDN'T CLOSE. IT EVOLVED.

Remember when shooters trusted you? No regenerating cover-crouching. No cutscene every two minutes. Just you, a shotgun, a locked door, and a colored skull key hidden somewhere behind an army of things that want you dead. Epic soundtrack!

RIFTFALL is a love letter to the golden age — DOOM, Quake, Unreal Tournament, Ultrakill, Duke Nukem 3D — rebuilt with modern speed and zero modern nonsense. Sprint is your resting state. Double jump is your religion. Barrels explode in chains, heavy enemies burst into bouncing gibs, and when you rip through three enemies in a second, your squad calls out the MONSTER KILL like it's 1999.

No loot boxes. No paywalls. No battle pass. No crafting menus. No in-game purchases. 

AN ARSENAL WITH A SECOND OPINION

Six heavy weapons. Every single one has a devastating alternate fire.

• BREACHER — a 12-pellet pump shotgun. Alt-fire: INFERNO RAM, a fan of superheated beams and shockwaves that breaks entire packs and physically hurls them backward.

• VULCAN — a spinning-barrel minigun that never asks questions. Alt-fire: ARC GRENADE, a bouncing explosive for whatever's hiding around the corner.

• RIFT ROCKET — splash damage the old-school way. Alt-fire: VORTEX SALVO, a full multi-rocket barrage.

• ARC RAIL — a piercing railgun with INFINITE CHARGE. Alt-fire: SINGULARITY LANCE — skewer four enemies in a line, then detonate a singularity that chain-arcs to seven more.

• RIFT SNIPER — a scoped anti-materiel rifle with wheel-zoom optics. One shot, one crater.

• FLAMETHROWER — a roaring wall of fire that overheats if you get greedy. Alt-fire: NAPALM BOMB — lob a fuel canister and turn the floor itself into a burning kill zone.

• ENERGY SWORD with a GRAPPLE — when they get close enough, hit them into next week. Get over here!

And when it all goes sideways: COMBAT DASH with invulnerability frames. Dodge through the fireball. Feel amazing about it.

20 HANDCRAFTED BOSS ARENAS. EVERY ONE A PUZZLE WITH TEETH.

This is the heart of RIFTFALL: 20 unique ending arenas — one for every level, each with its own cinematic fly-in, its own rules, and a boss you can't just shoot in the face. You have to OUTSMART them:

• THE FROSTMAW — an ice giant healed by five glowing crystal towers. Shatter every crystal, then bury him in his own castle.

• MAGMOR THE MOLTEN — an immortal lava colossus chained above a molten lake. Break all six chains and drop his platform into the fire — while standing somewhere safer.

• THE MEGABRAIN — a giant cyber brain behind an impenetrable firewall, and the only boss in the game that TALKS. Hack four terminals in order while his drones hunt you — then enjoy his frustration.

• THE MIRROR WRAITH — a ghost fed by eight ancient mirrors in a haunted manor. Destroy the crystals above every mirror and watch his reflection crack.

• THE HARBINGER — a fifteen-meter alien colossus on Mars whose only weak point is the crystal on his head — shielded on a timer. Wait for the window. Make it count.

• THE STORM KRAKEN — climb a lighthouse in a raging storm, override the lamp, and turn the LIGHT ITSELF into a weapon that grips and burns him.

• THE CASTLE DRAGON — bullets bounce off. Man the catapults on the castle wall while knights, archers, skeletons and fire-bats wage a full three-way battle in the valley below.

• THE HEADLESS RIDER — a running gunfight across the roof of a moving steam train, wagon by wagon, ending in a ground duel with something even bigger.

• THE NEON COLOSSUS — the arena IS the boss: climb a walking titan, break its seals, overload its core, and escape through the rift as it falls apart beneath your feet.

• CAPTAIN COGBURN — a pirate bay brawl against a jet-boosted captain, his cutlass fan, and his deployable flame cannons.

• DUNE MAW — a sand worm the size of a cathedral that only surfaces when it wants to eat you. That's your window too.

...plus the pyramid, the shark abyss, the colosseum, the skyhold, the neon district, the cavern, and the endgame arena waiting at the very bottom of the campaign. Struggling? Your squad will radio you hints — some helpful, some suggesting you call 911.

60+ ENEMY TYPES. EVERY ONE FIGHTS DIRTY.

Enemies patrol before they spot you, dodge, dig, deploy, and swarm — no frozen rooms full of target dummies.

• Crawler swarms and diving bats that punish standing still

• Holograms that teleport mid-fight, Burrowers that tunnel under the floor and erupt at your feet

• Hoppers that dodge-roll away from your rockets — switch weapons or eat the grenade

• Field Engineers that fall back and deploy sentry turrets while you're busy

• Rotary Gunners, Armored Titans, blade-dashing Reavers, acid-lobbing Spitters

• Arena specialists: evil snowmen, skeleton cowboys, laser-packing aliens, glowing UFO drones, teleporting neon robots, ghost skeletons and fire-bats

• The HIVEMIND — a floating brain mothership that pours drones out of six ports until you kill it

• The JUGGERNAUT — a walking wall of armor that always goes out in pieces

And then the ground shakes: GIANT ROBOT SPIDERS, TOWERING TRIPOD WALKERS and COLOSSAL DESERT SAND WORMS — building-sized machines that turn whole levels into boss arenas.

BOSSES WITH NAMES YOU'LL REMEMBER

Every level ends in a boss fight at the Rift Gate. The milestones you won't forget:

• IRON REVENANT — siege volleys and ground-slams in the ruins of DEAD CITY

• OCULUS PRIME — an orbiting nightmare deep in the GREEN INFERNO jungle

• SKY PIERCER and NEON HARVESTER — tripod colossi stalking the wasteland and the neon skyline

• FROST STRIDER and CITY REAPER — the ice and the city belong to them now

• RIFTFALL DEVOURER — the final boss. Bring everything.

Late-game bosses shift phases — the Rift Tyrant style hits 48% health, announces RIFT PHASE, and comes at you faster and meaner.

20 LEVELS. 6 BIOMES. SKULL KEYS.

A full single-player campaign from EMBER GATE to RIFTFALL PRIME: burning citadels, frozen vaults, neon war zones, dead wastelands, jungle hells, dune seas — and side trips to a haunted manor, a Mars colony, a storm-wrecked lighthouse and a wild-west canyon. Every level is six sectors of forward pressure — find the RED, BLUE and YELLOW SKULL KEYS, open the gates, kill the boss, reach the Rift Gate, extract.

Each level hides a landmark set-piece: a rocket launch silo, a crystal cavern, a UFO discovery lab, a giant pyramid, an arcing server room, an alien core. Moving platforms, lava crossings and elevators keep your double jump honest. Layouts are seeded and procedural — replays never feel identical, and hidden DROP CREDITS reward players who check behind the crates. Smash the scenery while you're at it — cryo capsules, snowman statues, cactuses, windmills and market stalls all come apart in real physics.

YOUR SQUAD HAS YOUR BACK (AND JOKES)

Deploy up to four AI marines — ROOK (rifle), VIPER (scatter), HEX (minigun) and NOVA (grenadier). They hold formation, call out threats by direction, celebrate your multi-kills, and cover you when it goes wrong. When one goes down, hold E and drag them back into the fight. Drop below 30% health and reinforcements HALO-drop in by parachute.

Over 500 fully voiced radio lines — tactical chatter, boss warnings, arena hints, last stands, idle banter, genuinely terrible dad jokes, and death lines like "I will be back. Terms and conditions apply."

22 PERMANENT UPGRADES. THREE TREES. YOUR BUILD.

Bank drop credits between missions and spend them across:

• OPERATOR — Titan Blood, Nano Regen, Rift Shield, Phase Legs, Grav Boots

• ARSENAL — Kinetic Core, Gyro Servos, Munitions Rig, Warhead Lab, Arc Capacitor, Gore Fist, Shock Knuckles

• SQUAD — Aegis Plate, Target Link, Battle Mesh, Combat Medic, Rapid Revive

• SPECIAL ABILITIES — Unlock energy barricade, defensive shields, sentry turrets and more!

Multi-rank, and progress persists forever. Go glass-cannon railgunner, unkillable brawler, or squad commander — your call.

RAGE MODE & BULLET TIME SLOW MO!

Low health isn't a death sentence — it's a damage bonus. Drop below 30% and RAGE MODE ignites, scaling your damage up to 1.75× the closer you get to death. The classics taught us: the correct response to almost dying is killing faster. Bullet time on low health!

FEATURES

• 20-level single-player campaign across 6 biomes

• 20 unique handcrafted ending arenas with quest-driven bosses and cinematic fly-in intros

• 6 heavy weapons, each with a destructive alternate fire, plus quick melee and a combat dash

• 30+ enemy types with unique abilities — plus colossus-class mega machines

• Named multi-phase bosses, mid-level sub-bosses, and one boss who won't stop talking

• 22 permanent multi-rank upgrades across 3 trees

• 4 deployable AI squadmates with 500+ voiced lines, revives and paratrooper reinforcements

• Skull keys, secrets, hidden credits, exploding barrels, shields, destructible scenery, gib physics

• Sprint, double jump, dash with i-frames, knockback, stagger, Rage Mode, Bullet time!

• Tactical minimap, death-cam replays, high-score tables

• 40 Steam achievements, global leaderboards, cloud saves

• 16-track original soundtrack

• Lightweight engine — runs fast on modest hardware

• No gimmics. No in-game purchases. No ads. Ever.

• Co-op mode (NEW!) - play with your friends, connect via Steam! 

THE BREACH IS OPEN.

Go make hell regret it.

Witnesses is a detective visual novel in a grim noir style. You are a private detective assigned two strange cases. Where do you start? How do you proceed? Is there a connection between them? The choice is yours.

Immerse yourself in the gloomy atmosphere of a small town where something is off. Listen to the whispers of suspicious cultists, gather all the evidence, and reveal the Truth to the world!

Key Features:

• Two parallel investigations that you pursue in any order

• Unusual black-and-white visuals mixed with real photographs

• Gather evidence, connect the facts – build your own version of events

• A mix of noir investigation and absurdity: disappearances, cults, mad scientists, and evil corporations! And maybe even aliens…

Interrogate witnesses: pressure them, empathize, eavesdrop – unravel the tangle of secrets!