Conveyor Belt Sushi Simulator puts you in charge of a bustling kaiten sushi restaurant, where the steady flow of plates and the satisfaction of hungry customers are your only metrics for success. Developed and published by Mizuki Games for release in 2026, this simulation casual management building game challenges you to design, build, and operate your own conveyor belt sushi bar. You start with a small counter, a few seats, and a basic belt loop. Your job is to expand the restaurant, add new sushi types, optimize the belt layout, and keep customers happy enough to return. The latest version of the game introduces a dynamic popularity system where your restaurant's reputation spreads through word of mouth, affecting how many customers show up each day.

Beauty Store Simulator invites you into the colorful, fast paced world of retail cosmetics, where your customer's perfect lipstick shade is only as far as your ability to keep shelves stocked. Developed by NovaraGames and published by PlayWay S.A. for release in 2026, this casual indie simulation game puts you behind the counter of a small beauty shop with big ambitions. You start with a modest selection of products, a few loyal customers, and the dream of becoming the neighborhood's go to destination for skincare, makeup, and fragrance. The latest version of the game introduces a supplier negotiation system where you can unlock exclusive brands and limited edition products by building relationships with distributors.

A Planet Full of Cats sends you on a galactic rescue mission to find and save every single cat scattered across a mysterious alien world. Developed and published by Devcats for release in 2026, this hidden object sci-fi casual puzzle adventure point & click game is exactly what the title promises: a planet absolutely overrun with adorable felines. You arrive as a space explorer who detects a distress signal from a remote planet, only to discover that the signal is coming from thousands of cats who have somehow taken over the entire surface. Your mission is simple but massive: find every cat, learn their stories, and figure out how they got there.

I Know a Guy Shady Life Simulator drops you into a sprawling open world where your reputation is your currency and everyone needs a guy who can get things done. Developed and published by Bunch'o'Nerds for release in 2026, this simulation building management action casual open world game puts you in the worn shoes of a small time operator trying to make it big on the wrong side of the law. You start with nothing but a burner phone and a list of contacts who might or might not trust you. Your job is to build a network of shady associates, manage illegal operations, and avoid the attention of authorities who would love to make an example of you.

PRAGMATA invites players into a hauntingly beautiful lunar wasteland, where the boundary between humanity and advanced robotics has completely blurred. The core fantasy places you in the heavy boots of a space faring mercenary tasked with protecting a mysterious girl named Diana as you navigate a crumbling moon colony. This is a game that thrives on its thick atmosphere and a sense of isolation, making the desolate white plains of the moon feel both awe inspiring and deeply threatening. Capcom has successfully created a world where the stakes feel personal despite the cosmic scale of the destruction surrounding you.

Monopoly Madness is an arcade adventure that many of you have probably heard of. A board game filled with a variety of possibilities and focused on capturing and building real estate offers many more options for having a good time. The main advantage of your adventure will be the environment itself, which will allow you to immerse yourself in this adventure and take advantage of all the available functionality. The playing field this time will be many times larger and with a dozen different cells for interacting with the game functions.

Cthulhu The Cosmic Abyss is a dark Lovecraftian horror game based on the inevitable destruction of human sanity under the pressure of chthonic forces. The reality-bending mechanic forces the protagonist to constantly suffer from severe auditory illusions. Familiar architecture disintegrates into non-Euclidean corridors, and the basic color spectrum chaotically delaminates, completely depriving the player of spatial coordination. The monster itself lacks the classic features of a muscular giant: we are presented with an emaciated creature with asymmetrical proportions and numerous frightening orifices on its body. Surprisingly, gamers risk avoiding direct confrontation with this omnipresent nightmare until the very end.

Chip n Clawz vs The Brainioids — hurry up and start building your base, direct your bots and feel the long-awaited taste of victory! Single player or co-op? It doesn’t matter! The main thing is to remember — the brains of your enemies must be mercilessly destroyed. Game plot. Dive headfirst into an incredibly dynamic action game with a third-person perspective, complemented by elements of a classic strategy and a real-time mode.

Extreme Forklifting 3 is a third-person racing and combat game where you play as a giraffe working as a forklift operator in a warehouse. This indie simulator from DevM Games combines vehicle control and light platforming elements across levels with various challenges. Your job is to deliver pallets, build bridges, and navigate dangerous obstacles in the unpredictable warehouse environment. When not operating machinery, you control your giraffe on foot to switch between vehicles, jump chasms, and activate equipment such as conveyor belts and levers. The game offers several vehicle types, including maneuverable three-wheel electric forklifts, heavy-duty four-wheel trucks powered by propane or diesel, and hand pallet jacks for various loads.

Dont Play This dares you to ignore its own warning, a psychological horror adventure that knows you are watching and uses that knowledge against you. Developed by Admia, a1esska, and Notex, and published by the same trio for release in 2026, this meta horror game opens with a simple message on a black screen: Do not play this game. Of course, you ignore it. That is the point. You find yourself in a digital space that looks like your own desktop, but something is wrong. Files appear and vanish. Your cursor moves on its own. And a voice, maybe yours, maybe not, keeps repeating the warning you chose to ignore. The game is not just playing you, it is watching you play.