Play as Erandique, avenging his father’s death by hunting a tiger, aiding villages through linear quests, and navigating forgiving platforming challenges.

Manage a seaside mobile bookshop, connect with unique locals, enhance your store with useful decor, and grow into the heart of the town as the seasons change.

Decent anomaly game, but it feels like the player has to rely on trial, error, and luck to escape and reach car 12.

It delivers what it promises but lacks originality, offers no standout features, has a basic appearance, and is still in early access.

Guide colored lasers to their matching targets by rotating mirrors on a grid, unlocking puzzles as you progress through 100 levels, with optional challenges to use the fewest mirrors.

The post-story hive mode brings resource gathering, building structures, and meaningful perks missing from the main game, though it may not resonate with fans of the original.

Solid survivor-style game with structured progression, class-based characters, and building mechanics, but it lacks impactful weapon upgrades.

Inspect 11 train carts for anomalies, some obvious, some subtle, by observing changes and deciding if anything’s off, all while passengers unknowingly repeat their loops.

Light platformer where a robot expands a minimal blocky world by smashing bottles to reveal islands, but lack of direction doesn’t make it so appealing.

Its polished gameplay, satisfying progression, and unlockables make it hard to resist jumping into just one more run before calling it a night.