Alaska Gold Fever is a multi-genre indie game from Baked Games that transports you to the Alaskan Gold Rush of 1896 as a prospector seeking riches. You'll mine gold using historically inspired methods: breaking rocks, collecting ore, and processing gold dust, flakes, and nuggets into bars to sell at the bank. The game features nine mines to explore, ranging from small, quickly explored locations to massive multi-level operations. Each mine has a unique atmosphere and poses the constant threat of tunnel collapse if you don't properly fortify your workings. You can upgrade your tools with rare materials to increase their durability, mining speed, and ability to break tougher rock as you progress through the main story, complete side quests, discover hidden treasures, and meet memorable characters.

In Prison Simulator, a player is faced with a difficult task: to maintain a balance between guards and prisoners. Each choice affects the subsequent gameplay, and if you make the wrong decisions, you can quickly lose the position. Gameplay features include smuggling control, personnel management and pacification of riots. In this action from the first person, the user will have to hold for 30 days, before leaving for a well-deserved rest. But the closer the long-awaited freedom, the more pressing the authorities, forcing them to solve all new problems.

In Prison Simulator, a player is faced with a difficult task: to maintain a balance between guards and prisoners. Each choice affects the subsequent gameplay, and if you make the wrong decisions, you can quickly lose the position. Gameplay features include smuggling control, personnel management and pacification of riots. In this action from the first person, the user will have to hold for 30 days, before leaving for a well-deserved rest. But the closer the long-awaited freedom, the more pressing the authorities, forcing them to solve all new problems.

Neuroshima Hex sends the user to a destroyed world, where every clash on the field is a fight for control and survival. The space is divided into hexagonal cells, and the process itself is based on the tactical layout of chips. At the beginning of each game, different factions enter the arena, each with a headquarters, soldiers and various auxiliary modules. Placement, direction and order of activation affect the course of events from the first moves.