Roguelike arena shooter with nice pixel graphics and two way meta progressions. A lots of items that give both buffs and debuffs so you have to plan your builds. The game still feels too limited.

A point-and-click adventure about a strange murder in a swamp, where a mythical creature called Bogey is the main suspect. You play as the detective, collecting clues and talking to witnesses.

The story is interesting and the campaign is longer than previous entries, but the overall quality feels lower. Not bad, but not the best in the series. The camera angles were sometimes really so bad.

A psychological Lovecraftian horror made in retro PS1 style, where you play as a new lighthouse keeper who replaces the missing predecessor. Inspired by real Flannan Isles mystery. Multiple endings.

A complex winemaking simulator where every decision and weather condition affects the taste and quality of your wine. Not for everyone.

Visually, the game looks very charming: bright colors, a pleasant atmosphere, and adorable characters, but unfortunately gameplay itself feels repetitive and can quickly become boring.

A addicted game with cool mix of tower defense and roguelike where you play as a necromancer building an army from the body parts.

Guide mysterious creatures through beautiful but sometimes dangerous lands, caring for them and keeping the herd together. A truly beautiful and relaxing game that occasionally turns tense.

A horror anomaly game with a fresh concept. Watch short clips to spot mistakes and anomalies, which can be tricky. Great visuals, cool movie references and decent jumpscares.

A poorly made FPS zombie shooter with bad hitboxes and enemy AI. Games like this should only be f2p, not sold for $6.