Every cave keeps two records: the one written in stone, and the one nobody talks about. Cavernreach is a first person, story driven exploration adventure from Deep Rock Games, developed and published by the studio, and it sends you down into both.
Some kitchens run on order, others run on panic. This one runs on garlic. Garlic Ramen Shop Simulator is a management simulation from IShun, developed and published by the studio, and it hands you the entire operation of a ramen shop, from broth to bowl, with no coworkers in sight.
Serious detective work usually means serious faces and dark rooms. Silly Suspects, the comedy puzzle game from Classy Games, developed and published by the studio, replaces all of that with ridiculous crimes, unhinged witnesses, and clues that include banana peels and broken printers. Somehow, everything matters.
Physics homework never had a boss fight. Proton and Electron, the pixel puzzle platformer from ElectronLab, takes the laws of electromagnetism out of the textbook and into a corroded machine, where the only way to fix everything is to shrink to the atomic scale and walk the circuits yourself.
Escape rooms usually test logic and patience. In Escape The Sex Room, the adult visual novel from Fantasy Games, they test something far less comfortable, and the lock on the door is only the first of the problems. This is an escape story wrapped in horror, where every route asks how far the player is willing to go.
Some jobs promise career growth, others promise a company car. The offer in Karakulo 21 promises freedom, on the condition that you keep opening chocolate. The casual game from Pigeon-G, developed and published by the studio, turns the worst debt of your life into the strangest employment contract ever signed.
One artifact, two hunters, and an ancient forest that keeps the score. The Crimson Lyre is a first person RPG adventure from Fleece Cardigan, developed and published by the studio, and it sends you into a dangerous fantasy land after the one thing that can stop a war.
Some wars never made it into the movies. Red Tears Angola takes the late 1970s bush conflict and turns it into an open world first person shooter, built and published by Arun Haines, where survival depends less on firepower than on patience, cover, and knowing when not to shoot.
Traffic control usually happens in the air. In Port Authority, the puzzle simulation from NFold Games, developed and published by the studio, it happens on the water, and the only tool you get is the route you draw. Every ship needs a dock in its own color, and every dock needs a ship that arrives in one piece.
Hundreds of enemies. One reason. GUN DOG REVENGE is a side scrolling platform shooter from MEWSTURBO, published by TurboCatSoftware, and its entire war starts with a simple crime: someone killed a retired hitman's dog.
