One shift, one factory, one impossible debt. That is the deal waiting in Lazy Witch's Factory, a run-based factory builder with anime style and strategy at its core. Development was handled by MELTCLOCK.Inc, with publishing by Phoenixx Inc., and the release arrived in 2026. Players take the role of Momoko, who signed up for passive income and woke up buried in obligations. The only way out is to build, produce, and sell before the deadline.

Repterra is a survival and base-building game set in a world where humanity is on the brink of extinction. Dinosaurs have overrun the planet, destroying cities and supply chains. As part of an expeditionary force, you must establish a colony, strengthen its defenses, and reclaim lost territory using technology, tamed creatures, and management strategy. Establishing a base becomes the key to survival.

Steel and wire have no place here. Swarmdustry, a factory building strategy game from Mitchy Studios, replaces machines with a living, fleshy, ever adapting Swarm that players command toward relentless evolution.

Venture north to reclaim a lost continent in Cataclismo The Old Kingdom, a new strategic game mode from Digital Sun that expands the base game with a campaign of conquest and defense. The player conquers and defends multiple citadels, expanding the realm and building economy and military might turn by turn. The coming of the night is the coming of the horde, and every citadel must hold.

Rest Area Simulator is a roadside management simulator where you don't just sit in a menu, but actually run around the area, trying to keep everything running smoothly. You have a gas station, a store, and various service points, and everything takes on a life of its own as soon as the doors open. The flow of people is constant, and if left unchecked, even a minor issue quickly escalates into chaos. Everything seems calm in the morning, but as soon as customers start arriving, it's a constant rush.

E-Shop Tycoon is an isometric economic simulator devoted to the transformation of a humble startup into a transnational trading platform. Analysis of market trends and management of supply chains form the basis of the gameplay. Management of a virtual enterprise implies timely filling of warehouses, prompt processing of orders and reflection of hacker attacks that threaten the website. Financial success depends on the correct allocation of the budget between logistics and the research department. Constant adaptation to changing demand allows you to gradually surpass any rivals.

Eastern Era is a management simulator and martial arts RPG that puts you in charge of a fading sect and guides it through a desolate, pristine land. As the leader, you must oversee everything from hunting beasts and gathering resources to constructing your headquarters brick by brick. Survival depends on meeting your disciples' basic needs, such as hunger and morale, as well as protecting them from harsh weather and permanent injuries. Once your sect has established itself, you can recruit new talents from cities or the wilderness, teaching them inner skills to unlock their dantians and master martial arts.

Schedule I unfurls a gritty tapestry where shadows cast long and treacherous webs, forged by TVGS and set loose in 2025 to test the mettle of those who dare to tread its depths. You awaken in a world cloaked in secrecy, a lone enforcer amidst a pulsing urban sprawl where every corner hums with danger and every choice carves your fate into a concrete jungle. Launched into Early Access on March 24, 2025, this indie marvel entwines action, simulation, and strategy into a relentless dance, tasking you to unravel a clandestine empire through cunning and combat. The streets breathe with tension, the air crackles with unseen threats, and your journey becomes a raw saga of survival in a realm where power is both prize and peril. To seize this shadowed odyssey at its peak, download the latest version and let your instincts guide you through a labyrinth of intrigue and steel.

Most medieval fantasy asks you to fight, and this one asks you to settle down. Hearth and Hamlet is a cozy incremental citybuilder developed by Phorust Studios and published by Runic Forge. The game places you in a magic filled medieval world drawn in warm pixel art, where a quiet frontier camp is all you get at the start. The goal is simple on paper and deep in practice: grow that camp into a thriving settlement, one careful decision at a time.

A nameless frontier village has been under siege for so long that nobody remembers how many times it was supposed to be over. What began as a small defensive position became a legend: a fortress that keeps standing day after day against impossible odds. The Legend of Mala Tokmachka is a 2D tower defense and fortress building game from The Current Thing, which developed and published the title, and the legend is now yours to extend.