1990's

An intense 30-minute first-person survival thriller set in a post-apocalyptic underground. Survive a pitch-black tunnel, gather spare parts to fix your handcar, and reach the sealing station before your gas mask filter runs out.

A blackjack roguelike where hands pay for their shape, not just their total. Build absurd combos from upgrades and cards that have no business in a deck, then take five dealers for everything they’ve got. The insurance is not entirely legal.

A dark fantasy dungeon crawler where every weapon offers a unique playstyle. Explore interconnected regions, uncover hidden secrets, craft powerful potions and descend into a world humanity chose to bury.

Survivors Extractor / Co-op Nephew Liberator. The Terrorist Abu Zayebe just netted your Nephew and his classmates and now he's dragging them through 15 square miles of National Park

A run-based FPS where the goal is simple: survive eight rounds of intense combat. Each round is a choice between how much you earn for upgrades and the number of enemies you'll face. Growth vs survivability.

Skatebug is a finger-mashing board-slamming bailfest where you memorise key combinations to perform tricks for the unemployed.

You take on the role of a diver who has been kidnapped by an organization that is using you to find some ancient artifacts. They have tried to obtain these artifacts in the same way but have failed, and they will not rest until they have them and place them on a statue.

Your school is waiting at the very top - but to reach it, you’ll have to climb through history itself. Ascend from the Ancient World to the distant future, overcome obstacles, and whatever you do… don’t look down.

You owe The House, and the only trade you have is cigarette cards. Rip packs, complete sets, and cover a payment that doubles every third time. Pawn what you need, borrow from the shark, keep opening. A Prohibition-era pack-opening roguelike about a debt that grows every time you pay it off.

A roguelike deckbuilder with a simulated market instead of a board. Build a deck of edges, trade a tape that moves in real time, clear the week’s target.

A roguelike deckbuilder built on hwatu, Korea's flower cards. It's 1999 and you owe a Busan loan shark ₩200,000,000. Match cards, stack charms, blow up the multiplier, and call "Go" to double the pot. Interest comes due every third night.

An idle game about becoming CEO, played entirely on a simulated 1990s office PC. File paperwork by hand, automate it away, hire the staff who replace you — then scheme your way through the boardroom. Every mechanic is a program on the desktop.