A chaotic toy-themed battle royale full of fast matches, silly weapons, and nonstop action. Fun with room to grow as more content gets added and hopefully gets a playerbase.

Co-op horror: ghost hunting with friends, chilling atmosphere, voice chat scares, and unpredictable supernatural events. Bring teammates (and courage) — absolutely worth playing.

Schedule I hooks you with its addictive sim loop: craft quirky “designer” drugs, run your empire, outsmart cops & rivals. Tonally clever, surprisingly deep, and loads of fun. Early Access done right.

Fast-paced build & shoot action that hooks instantly. Free-to-play, not pay-to-win; solid combat + building feel great. Great pick if you want intense small-scale BR fun.

Bluff-master in a shady bar: Liar’s Dice & Deck offer tense, fun deception. Frequent updates & diverse chars keep it fresh. Best with friends.

A brutal zombie wave-FPS. No story, just carnage, visceral combat, and traps. Fun if you want mindless survival, not depth.

Trapped in a psychiatric dorm under relentless horror, this indie dive into madness delivers tense atmosphere, chilling visuals, and unsettling psychological scares.

There’s potential here, but in its current state the game feels rough. Lag issues, unbalanced roles, sparse content, and unclear feedback makes it frustrating more often than fun.

Chorus of Carcosa – A haunting, atmospheric dive into madness. Great sound design, tense exploration, and psychological horror done right. Short but unforgettable.

A surreal horror-lite RPG with no jumpscares, just atmosphere and existential dread. The non-violent encounters and unique 2D/3D art make exploring its shifting world a hauntingly fun experience!