Halloween is an atmospheric horror survival simulator on the Unreal Engine 5 that plunges players into the sinister atmosphere of an American town of the late 1970s. The cinematic visuals, the unsettling lighting, and the tense sessions make you feel like part of a classic slasher film, where a relentless threat stalks the quiet streets.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a new chapter of the legendary series from Capcom, transporting you to Kyoto of the Edo period, shrouded in eerie clouds of Malice. A dark fantasy story, bloody battles, and the hunt for Genma demons await, and the path of the sword begins here.
The most honest office worker in gaming is an invertebrate. Worming from Home is a remote work simulator where the player is literally a worm, and it comes from developer and publisher Zach Northrop. The game treats corporate life with a completely straight face, which is exactly what makes it funny. The absurdity of the premise is the whole point, and the game runs with it.
A cartoon style 2D rogue like auto chess game focused on tactical strategy, while maintaining a witty and lighthearted tone. Set in the late years of a Reptilian Dynasty, where corrupt officials and local despots collude in evil deeds, disasters erupt everywhere. Players must recruit various reptilian "heroes" from the greenwood forests to form a team. By continuously building characters' skills, equipment, and stele inscriptions through battles, defeat the chaos causing leaders within the time limit.
Plastic Men: War never changes is a single player shooter inspired by old PS1 era games.
He Who Watches presents players with a series of grid-based dungeon puzzles. Movement is controlled by gravity to navigate walls and ceilings. The player uses a magic arrow as their primary tool for solving puzzles. However, it is a single unit, requiring careful consideration of its trajectory and impact. The core gameplay mechanic revolves around using gravity to alter the environment.
Nine hundred hidden cats are waiting in Nekopedia Find Her Tail, a casual anime game from developer and publisher Hunny Bunny Studio that mixes hidden object searching with visual novel conversations. The guides on this quest are neko girls, and they have their own stories to tell.
What is the right way to pack a truck or tidy a room? PLACE TO FIT turns that question into gameplay. This casual puzzle simulation was developed and published by BitRockGames, and it puts the player in the role of the town's handyman. Various requests come in from the people around town. Some ask for help with tidying up a messy room, others need a hand with shopping at the supermarket, and some want items loaded onto trucks or products displayed in shops. Each request is its own little story with a clear goal and a satisfying finish. The player takes on a variety of stages and aims to complete every request.
Free real estate with one dangerous condition is the deal behind Ecrazeus Castle, an anime styled action RPG with hack and slash combat from developer and publisher Meringue Rouge. A gargantuan castle goes on sale for nothing, but the buyer must defeat its owner, Ecrazeus, first. The offer is too strange to refuse, and that is exactly how the adventure begins.
The war is over, but its scars remain, and that quiet aftermath is the world of Nowhere Road, an open world driving simulation developed and published by imdo.v. There is nowhere to be in a hurry. The game simply asks the player to get behind the wheel, take a job, and enjoy the road.
