A house in North Yorkshire keeps a whole life inside its walls. A Storied Life Tabitha is a narrative puzzle game from Lab42, published by Secret Mode, and it begins where most stories end: with an empty estate, a lost relative and a damaged book of memories waiting to be repaired. The inheritance is not money; it is memory.
Somewhere under an old house, a collector waits inside a chicken's body. Cellar Keeper is a casual organization game from EgoTrampoline, both developed and published by the studio, and its premise is as charming as its task list: sort 2,448 bottles back to their racks, restore one of the finest private collections, and break the curse that started all of it.
Romanian folk horror about guild, money, and sin. Told like a fireside tale and experienced as a dark folk story, this game pulls you into a rural Romanian village in the early 2000s, where you experience inspirations drawn from classic Romanian literature and folklore. The story follows Ion, a simple farmer obsessed with Vasile, the wealthy owner of Hanul Gospodarului. Consumed by his hunger for money, Ion’s mind begins to fracture, until greed drives him to commit an unforgivable act.
Doloc Town is both a simulator and a shooting game, which are spiced up with bright pixel graphics. Well, a completely charming world for research, an intriguing story and a well developed game system await you here. But what else is possible in this game? Game plot. The developers tried to diversify their gameplay as much as possible. So, for example, you can create your own farm, communicate with non-game characters, fight monsters and do many other things.
Call of the Elder Gods invites you to a secluded island where ancient whispers guide your hand across mysterious stone tablets. Developed by Out of the Blue Games and published by Kwalee for release in 2026, this puzzle adventure casual game blends Lovecraftian atmosphere with gentle, meditative puzzle solving. You play as an archivist who discovers a hidden temple dedicated to slumbering cosmic entities. Your task is to decode a series of runic puzzles by tracing patterns, matching symbols, and unlocking the secrets of the Elder Gods. The game has no combat, no timers, and no fail states, just the quiet satisfaction of uncovering forbidden knowledge.
In Cargo Please, you play as a delivery truck driver taking on shipments across three cities. Each job starts the same way: accept a shipment, pick it up, and deliver it to the drop off point. The twist is that not every delivery is safe, simple, or legal, and the police are always watching. The game focuses on replayable, fast paced driving mixed with a cozy, lighthearted tone. Shipments are smartly auto generated, so no two runs feel exactly the same. Some deliveries are quick and easy, others are long, timed, or more fragile. Damaging your cargo can cost you, so how you drive matters just as much as how fast you go.
Experience one of the most exciting and versatile professions up close. In Emergency Call The Firefighting Simulation 3, you are part of a German professional fire department and bear responsibility for the safety of your city. When an emergency call comes in at the dispatch center, every firefighter knows their role. Which position you take on is entirely up to you.
Uncanny Tales The Watcher is an episodic psychological horror game where fear is born from everyday work. The third episode of the series takes you to a remote part of the Altai Mountains, where you, Ilya, take up the post of caretaker of a nature reserve. Officially, it's quiet, nature, and a steady income. In reality, it's a place where too many things don't add up. Before starting your new job, you experience a prologue, reliving the last working day of the previous caretaker, Sergei Ivanovich Kalashnikov. His duties are simple and familiar: reports, patrols, and monitoring the territory.
Players, dressed as sausages, must pilot rickety and unstable unicycles, transporting bombs ready to explode. Developers Slugshot Games have unveiled a unique hybrid of action and platformer, Unicycle Together, in which players are tasked with transporting ticking bombs liable to explode with any impact. The trick is, the bomb is guaranteed to explode, as it's equipped with a timer that activates after a certain amount of time. To prevent this, the bomb must be delivered to the top of the mountain as quickly as possible, but how can this be accomplished when our path winds through deep mines, narrow bridges, turbulent rivers, and even lava flows flowing through deep, gloomy dungeons?
Jelly Bubble is a chaotic indie party game developed by BINGOBELL, where players control bouncy jelly creatures in dynamic competitive arenas. Gameplay revolves around collecting, stealing, and hoarding soap, allowing you to increase your size, unlock more powerful abilities, and climb the ranks. Over 20 different types of soap serve as tactical tools, allowing you to bounce opponents across the map, swap positions, or make last-second saves. The core of the gameplay is the physics of bubble colors: similar colors attract, allowing you to absorb enemies and steal resources, while opposite colors violently repel each other.
