A game of magic potions, enchanting inns, and serving steaks... and mis-steaks.

A loving homage and modern take on classic cinematic platformers, Lunark stretches your gaming muscles in new ways.

Terra Nil, equal parts meditative and strategic, is a "reverse city builder" that has you restore barren land to its natural state.

Europa and one immensely cuddly teddy bear, Apino, fight back against shadows that have engulfed the world for nearly a decade.

Trek across Tchia's New Caledonia-inspired open world with childlike wonder.

If struggle and hopelessness — in story AND gameplay — are your bread and butter, step right up.

Dead Cells has earned its reputation as one of the best roguelikes of all time. But its best content yet JUST hit the market.

We're happy to report that Backbone has found its missing vertebrae.

A game of math, magic, and point-and-click mysteries.

Chico and the Magic Orchards DX brings back the simplicity and satisfaction of Game Boy era puzzle platforming.

Shrieking robots breaking the silence of grim halls. A fallible grasp on reality. Only six inventory slots. Will the horrors never end?!?!

Prodeus: Not for the squeamish, but definitely for fans of the boomer shooter genre.

Cozy gamers take note and add some color to your world.

Teen life already means being a fish out of water...but being one of the first humans on an unfamiliar planet really raises the stakes, huh?

A power-hungry family and an ancient relic wreak havoc in The Case of the Golden Idol, Color Gray studio's first game.

Don't look now... but there's something spooky RIGHT THERE in your pocket.

Jackbox Party Pack 9: Its highs are high and its lows are low, but the originality and absurdity is off the charts, as ever.

The only thing Witch Strandings has in common with Strange Scaffold's previous works is that it's like nothing you've ever played before.

Serial Cleaners serves up a PowerWash Simulator-like experience... but edgier.

Six interrelated horror vignettes, a standoff with a fridge, and a spooky VHS filter. What could go wrong?