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Harvest body parts. Create brutal combos.

A beautiful throwback to the simulation games of the 90s/00s, designed with modern-day features

Issue #75 of a monthly indie game anthology collecting games from 10 developers.

Cozy delivery adventure 🐮🚲🌻

Build the recording studio of your dreams!

a story-driven watercolour puzzle game

A card-slashing horror game about unearthing the contents of a cryptic 1995 CD-ROM that should have never existed.

Alien Insect army under your control!

The sequel to one of the most famous C64 games of all time is here!

Is killing ever justified?

Strategy meets physics, in this roguelike word game, where you combine spelling with cool upgrades to score high

An extraction fishing experience with inventory management and upgrades

one button horror roguelike

Command your servant, harvest blood and resources, unlock new lands with cards—and slay an ancient vampire

A Cozy Visual Novel Game

How long can you survive?

Read the F*cking Manual

Explore Slumberland as Little Nemo armed with toys & stuffed animals in this colorful platforming metroidvania adventure

A pachinko-roguelite about scoring big numbers. Build your board, pop pegs, and discover run-breaking stickers.

To quench a thirst for coffee!

A card game where stickers twist the value of every card

A mumblecore narrative game

A LGBT-friendly cozy sci-fi cooking/dating sim about making friends, finding love, and running a diner in deep space

The Mainframe is lost, corps rule the Net. But the Hacker is back.

tales of the pre-apocalypse

Moss the world and find secrets (PICO-8).

Bass cannot break the law of conservation of mass

Granny Balatro

A super-satisfying scratch card incremental game

Train, chat, and flirt your way through the Underworld in this romantic story-driven chatsim.

A Brief Exploration Of Recursive Spaces

Multiple arcade game modes, one roguelike run

"The fount that is the heart, houses all hope and despair"

ROLL. EAT. GROW. REPEAT.

PUNCH YOUR WAY TO THE TOP

Train simulation game with roguelike and automation game elements

Uncle Lee has done it again. And again. And again. And again. And again.