Nautikin Adventures invites you to cast off into a vast oceanic world where every wave leads to discovery and every journey begins with building your own vessel. Developed and published by Revmatek for release in 2026, this action adventure game blends multiple genres into a cohesive experience of exploration, creativity, and gentle competition. You start with a small boat and big dreams, setting out from a harbor that feels like home to explore an archipelago filled with secrets, challenges, and opportunities. The water stretches in all directions, and somewhere out there are islands waiting for your footprint, treasures waiting for your discovery, and races waiting for your participation.

Pizza Slice invites you to pursue the delicious dream of running your own pizzeria, from humble beginnings to neighborhood institution. Developed by Quest Craft and Gaming Factory, and published by Gaming Factory, Ultimate Games S.A., Ultimate Publishing, and PlayWay S.A. for release in 2026, this casual simulation game places you behind the counter of a small pizza shop with big ambitions. You start with a basic oven, a few recipes, and the hope that your neighborhood appreciates quality pizza. What follows is a satisfying journey of growth, creativity, and the daily challenges of feeding a community that quickly becomes family.

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.

Rewind 99 invites you to build the 1990s you remember or the one you wish you had experienced, blending simulation, management, and building mechanics into a warm embrace of decade nostalgia. Developed by Gunmetal Games in collaboration with Real Fake Games, and published by Gunmetal Games for release in 2026, this open world casual action game places you in control of a developing town during the final year of the millennium. You are not just constructing buildings but curating an era, from the arcade that draws teenagers after school to the video rental store that becomes a weekend destination. The world responds to your choices, growing and changing as you shape its identity.

Collectors Cove celebrates the joy of collecting in a warm, welcoming simulation that lets you build the perfect home for your virtual treasures. Developed and published by VoodooDuck for release in 2026, this casual building game invites you to create and customize display spaces for collections ranging from vintage toys and comic books to minerals, stamps, and memorabilia from your favorite fictional worlds. The premise is simple and endlessly satisfying: acquire items, arrange them beautifully, and share your creations with a community that understands the particular pleasure of a perfectly organized shelf.

Egypt Frontiers provides a delightful and highly accessible take on the archaeological expedition genre, balancing the thrill of discovery with the relaxing pace of a Casual Simulation. FreeMind S.A. and PlayWay S.A. realize the core fantasy of an explorer building a functioning camp in the shadow of ancient wonders, where every uncovered artifact adds to your knowledge and financial resources. This accessible Indie title excels at encouraging low pressure exploration, using intuitive mechanics to make the challenging logistical demands of the desert feel manageable and fun.

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.

Organizer Pro transforms the simple satisfaction of tidying up into a deeply engaging puzzle experience that rewards your eye for order and your need for calm. Developed and published by dirtVSdia for release in 2026, this casual simulation game invites you into a world of cluttered spaces waiting for your touch. From messy desks and overstuffed closets to chaotic warehouses and digital file systems, every level presents a new organizational challenge that begs to be solved. The core loop is simple and addictive: assess the chaos, develop a sorting strategy, and execute until everything has its proper place.

The Artifactory is a simulator of forced industrial enthusiasm that turns the Goblin King's minions into tireless workers on an assembly line. The local monsters are clearly bored without the visits of brave adventurers. To attract new visitors, the villains are forced to restore abandoned factories themselves. Now they must personally supply their future victims with valuable equipment. Over the course of thirty-two campaign stages, gamers must assemble legendary blades and brew magical elixirs. In addition to useful equipment, chests also contain completely absurd items like socks and back scratchers.

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.