Nioh 3 is a dark action RPG focused on saving Japan during the brutal Warring States period. The core of the combat system is the ability to instantly switch between two radically different styles. The samurai approach emphasizes open confrontation with heavy weaponry, while the ninja style emphasizes swift maneuvers and the use of special techniques to eliminate enemies. Exploring vast environments is fraught with constant tension, as deadly threats can lurk even in abandoned villages. Each encounter demands utmost concentration and an understanding of your opponent's tactics.

Supercar Collection Simulator puts the player in charge of a specialized store selling diecast car models. People acquire inventory by opening surprise boxes with cars, which simulates the process of obtaining collectibles. The main actions include managing the inventory, selling cars for income, and building a personal collection of vehicles. This simulation also extends to setting up race tracks inside the store, where assembled models can be used.

Bolt Bot Screwy Viruses is a 3D platformer with a focus on collecting items, where you control a robot named Bolt and clean your own goods of viruses. Levels are designed like toy worlds, which you literally enter to fix everything from the inside. Jumping, collecting collectibles, and finding hidden places are the core of the game, but the presentation makes this experience more alive and rich. Each level feels like a separate structure with its own rules. Some emphasize precise jumps, others more on finding hidden areas and items.

BAZOOKA Rhythm Game is a rhythm game that takes a simple formula and squeezes the most out of it through tempo and delivery. Four lines, a flow of notes, and the music you need to time everything is clear from the very first minute, but then comes the moment when your hands can't keep up with your eyes, and your eyes can't keep up with whats happening on the screen. There are no pauses to collect yourself. As soon as the track picks up speed, you either keep up or start falling apart.

Toads Soul Hopper is a precision arcade platformer where the entire gameplay revolves around jumping and controlling it. You control a character who doesn't run or fight, but literally leaps upward, propelling themselves off platforms using a strange machine. Misplace the angle or force, and you plummet and lose your progress. The game quickly makes it clear: it's not reaction time that matters here, but a sense of timing and distance. Every move must be thought through in advance. You charge your jump, adjust the angle, and only then release at which point there's no way to correct it. If you hit the mark, you rise higher.

The Window 8 Millennium is an indie adventure game developed by AfterTee that uses deceptive visuals to create a psychological horror experience. You're greeted by a seemingly friendly AI calling itself Fr1eNd and promising salvation and a path to paradise, but ominous warnings quickly reveal something sinister lurking beneath the surface. The game features minigames and tasks, such as finding anomalies in photographs using a lens mechanic, all wrapped in a nostalgic Y2K-era visual aesthetic reminiscent of 1990s computer interfaces. Players will experience multiple endings with different meanings, and only by completing them all will you unlock the true ending.

Treasures Mine is a tower defense game with roguelike elements, set on hexagonal islands, where the main goal is to hold the treasure in the center at all costs. You don't just place towers and watch the waves roll in. You have to decide where to expand, which areas to cover first, and where to leave a chokepoint to control the enemy flow. Space is tight and the pressure mounts quickly, so mistakes become apparent almost immediately. Once you occupy new tiles, the situation changes. Resources open up new attack paths, making defense more difficult. You have to monitor multiple areas at once, reinforce weak points, and avoid spreading yourself too thin because your resources are limited.

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.

Dreamcore Rabbit Hole, a meditative experience devoid of the usual dangers, invites you to explore surreal spaces reminiscent of the setting of forgotten dreams. Instead of combat and resource management, the focus is on empty corridors and deserted gyms bathed in a peculiar fluorescent light. The environment draws on the concept of liminality and the aesthetics of 1980s America. The absence of enemies allows for a focus on architectural nuances and the soundscape. Each location has its own acoustics: from the monotonous hum of lamps to the deep echoes of spacious rooms. This journey evokes a sense of familiarity, compelling you to believe in the authenticity of the areas you visit. Structurally, the game is divided into two paths, offering varying levels of engagement.

Kingdoms Return Time-Eating Fruit and the Ancient Monster is a hybrid action-RPG developed by INTI CREATES CO., LTD. that combines 2D side-scrolling combat with kingdom-building strategy. Your task is to restore a fallen kingdom by collecting resources during dungeon crawls and using them to construct buildings that directly enhance your characters. The game offers flexible playstyles you can focus on either the action or strategy elements and still complete the game, or you can balance both.