Gamestonk Simulator Gone Rogue is the chaotic shop sim you didn’t know you needed, dropping in 2025 from simsum and Vsoo Games. Imagine running the last video game store standing, fighting off online retail giants with nothing but grit, retro charm, and a knack for strategy. Want to jump into this wild ride with all the freshest features? Download the latest version when it hits PC, packed with sharp pixel art and gameplay that makes managing a shop feel like a rogue-like adventure.

Machick 2 is a roguelike where chaos and humor are mixed in perfect proportions. Imagine: you control a chicken-magician who runs around the map and casts spells created from wands, accessories and relics, as if they came from the page of an absurd comic. Everything around can be turned into a weapon: lightning, crystals, magic eggs. Each new improvement gives an unexpected result, turning your build into a farce with devastating consequences. Frog enemies do not know what to expect, and you are not sure of the ending either. Chests, accessories from parallel universes and relics of the gods make each battle unpredictable. By defeating bosses, you do not just survive, but become a true legend of the absurd world, where a chicken can crush reality with one magical wave.

Heart Future Whispers pits the player against recurring waves of robotic enemies from a top-down perspective. Set in a dystopian future, the game explores the source of social chaos, a phenomenon linked to the vision of a certain Mystra. Combatants must use tactical maneuvers and reflexes to survive these attacks. The core mechanic is to confront groups of mechanical enemies inside closed combat arenas.

Islets Defense combines turn-based defense with settlement building, where the goal is to build a village to support the castle. Every action taken, from constructing a structure to collecting materials, brings enemy waves closer to the fortifications. A turn consists of choosing one of four cards, which determines the operation to be performed. The position of these cards changes their effect: the rightmost one provides a stronger result, after which it ends up on the left edge of the deck, which requires planning the sequence of moves.