Kritter Defend Together a hybrid of co-op action and tower defense, requires a constant balancing act between clearing areas and fortifying positions. A group of four must fend off endless attacks from alien monsters. Meanwhile, resource extraction occurs continuously. Found artifacts are instantly used to build turrets, repair radars, and restore energy shields. The death of a squad activates a built-in rewind function, returning the soldiers to the past. The saved knowledge and valuable materials allow them to adapt tactics for the next attempt. Exploration of the bizarre world is strictly limited by a timer. This mechanic forces the team to retreat to a safe base in time.

Kaiju Cracking Corporation, a complex economic simulator with elements of heavy machinery construction, transports gamers to the realities of harsh capitalism. The financial well-being of an empire depends on the competent diversification of income. The creation of exotic culinary masterpieces from extracted raw materials directly influences global stock market prices. Meanwhile, museum complexes displaying the remains of creatures generate stable revenue thanks to well-designed tourist routes. Ensuring the supply of rare resources requires the presence of mechanized units. The engineering hangar allows for the assembly of unique steel machines, combining nineteen types of armored torsos and a variety of weapon systems for clashes in destructible arenas.

SCP-3008 Infinite Store brings one of the SCP Foundation's most famous and unsettling anomalies to interactive life, trapping you within the endless aisles of a furniture store that defies the laws of space and time. Developed by YAP and published by Yet Another Publisher for release in 2026, this horror simulation adventure places you inside the infamous SCP-3008, a retail establishment that appears normal from outside but contains an infinite interior where day and night bring dramatically different experiences. You enter as an ordinary customer, but when you try to leave, you discover there is no exit. The doors lead only to more store, and the employees are not what they seem.

DEADLINE DELIVERY, combining extreme driving mechanics with absurd comedy, forces gamers to constantly teeter on the brink of disaster. The game supports both single-player and competitive racing for up to 8 players. Players can observe the action from a first-person perspective or from behind the protagonist. The physics model is deliberately designed to be as unpredictable as possible. The vehicle constantly veers into uncontrolled skids, requiring precise steering control. The tracks are full of sharp turns, jumps, and challenging obstacle courses. While in the air, the car is capable of performing complex acrobatic somersaults.

Two Strikes Musashi Miyamoto distills the essence of samurai combat into its purest form: two warriors, two strikes, one victor. Developed by Retro Reactor and Entalto Studios, and published by Entalto Publishing for release in 2026, this action game places you in the sandals of Japan's most legendary swordsman across a series of decisive duels. There are no combos, no health bars to chip away, no extended exchanges. You face your opponent, you read their stance, and you strike when the moment is right. If you miss, if you mistime, if you hesitate, the duel ends. The simplicity is the point, creating tension that few games can match.

A quiet game Piece by Piece about a family workshop. Grandpa left the workshop to the protagonist, and now he has to work there, fixing all sorts of things for the locals. They bring all sorts of things: old binoculars, toys, teapots, bells. Each item must be taken apart, put back together, and then maybe even painted. The paint, by the way, is made from berries that grow in the garden behind the house. After the repairs, you can sell the items, and use the money to buy new furniture and other things for the workshop. And the workshop itself also needs to be maintained the floor must be swept, the fireplace must be stoked, and cookies must be baked for the customers.

Angel Engine is a terrifying surgical simulator whose gameplay revolves around manipulating the bodies of comatose test subjects. Terrifying anomalies are treated remotely using a robotic arm. Confined to an isolated unit, the protagonist fights for the lives of patients under severe time pressure. Each procedure is a complex puzzle, requiring pinpoint precision using specialized instruments. The slightest error can lead to the patient's awakening, which inevitably guarantees a fatal outcome.

Runeborn pits spellcasters against the forces of Malakar in a dark fantasy world. The core combat mechanic revolves around the spinning of Rune Pillars, which function like the reels of a slot machine for casting spells. To deal damage to opponents, players must match symbols on five special paylines. Players can influence the outcome by locking up to eight runes in place while the remaining columns spin, directly affecting the final combination. This approach allows for deliberate control over random outcomes.

The PARADOGX Incident thrusts you into the heart of a research facility catastrophe where every decision determines how many people make it out alive. Developed by Artibex and published by Artibex Games for release in 2026, this strategy and puzzle game places you in control of emergency response during a disaster at a cutting edge laboratory. Something has gone terribly wrong, experiments have escaped containment, systems are failing, and personnel are trapped throughout the facility. Your role is to coordinate rescue efforts, contain threats, and uncover what actually happened before the evidence is destroyed.

Rangers Path National Park Simulator is an atmospheric simulator in which park management becomes a meditative exploration of wildlife. There's no rush: tasks emerge from the ecosystem itself, and every detail, from footprints on a trail to the sound of the wind, becomes part of a ranger's daily work. Patrolling along winding roads leads through diverse landscapes mist-filled taiga, sunny meadows, and rocky passes.