Taival is a co op adventure RPG developed by Bonobo Software, where you team up with the last Henki, a shapeshifting creature who maintains balance in the world. Your mission is to collect the shattered shards of the shattered Heart Stone and restore it, exploring a meticulously crafted, blocky, voxel-style world spanning multiple seamlessly intertwined biomes. Henki's companion can absorb the essence of creatures encountered, transforming into their form and gaining unique combat and movement abilities from damage absorbing beasts to rock-climbing mounts and stealthy predators. You can adventure solo or invite up to three friends in a unique co-op system that allows for a combination of local split-screen and online play within a single session.

Three Kingdoms BOND is a deck-building strategy roguelite where you command historical warlords from the Three Kingdoms era in purely tactical battles. The game combines auto-battle mechanics with grid-based troop placement, focusing entirely on strategy without action controls or pay to win elements. Each match begins with a draft system in which you select troops from a random pool of warlords, build formations based on unit counterplay (cavalry defeats archers, archers defeat spearmen, and spearmen defeat cavalry), and exploit synergies thanks to the BOND system, which links warlords from different factions. Victory depends on troop placement before battle and proper analysis of your opponent's formation; matches last approximately 10 minutes.

A Game About Chopping Trees is a casual simulation from Space Racoon Game Studio dedicated to the meditative process of chopping trees in a tranquil setting. Players assume the role of a lumberjack and chop trees at their own pace, without any time limits or pressure-inducing mechanisms. Gameplay revolves around a captivating cycle: chopping down trees, harvesting resources, and investing in upgrades like sharper axes and more powerful blows that increase efficiency. You travel between forest areas on a hand operated minecart, pushing levers along railway tracks through tranquil, picturesque landscapes.