Destruction

Welcome to Contis, a little beach in the Landes, southwest France. In this 100% co-op pixel art game, become lifeguards: one surfs, the other flies a parachute. On the menu: beer, rescues, giant fish, piranhas, dolphins, pelicans, bazookas, a dog… and ever more beer.

Go for a walk, enjoy the view and end the lives of 8.3 billion human beings.

Minesweeper, in first person. Step onto the board deep in dark, ancient ruins, read the glowing numbers, and dig with your pickaxe. Just don't hit the wrong block.

Command hundreds of thousands of units across land and space in a galaxy-spanning RTS and 4X hybrid.

Chat Rampage: Bedrock Box is a game designed for TikTok LIVE integration, featuring a popular livestreaming genre where streamers face off against their viewers! The streamer builds while the chat tries to stop them by spawning TNT, lightning strikes, meteors, and even nuclear bombs into the game!

An incremental idle game where you fling asteroids and comets into the dust that hides planets, moons and suns. Every broken stone pays for more projectiles and upgrades, and your shots keep breaking dust while you are away.

An arcade racer where traffic is your weapon. Slam cars into each other, drift, boost and keep scoring even after you crash. Every map is procedurally generated, with new highways, biomes, towns and back roads to tear through, solo or up to 4-player splitscreen. Never stop burning

Create chaos in a single-player physics sandbox. Spawn ragdolls, vehicles, weapons, and machines; stage AI battles, unleash a black hole, or test your aim in cannon challenges. Slow time and replay the destruction from cinematic angles.

Command a lone naval destroyer in this 3D top-down bullet-hell roguelike. Outmaneuver relentless waves of ramming alien harvesters, strip wrecked crushers for experimental artillery, and fight for survival across a polluted ocean turned into an extraterrestrial recycling zone.

The real Solar System, down to the second, powered by NASA JPL data. Fly freely across 26 worlds, watch real upcoming eclipses, tear planets apart in the gravity sandbox, or relive Apollo 11 with original mission audio and film footage.

Spexl is an incremental game where you destroy planets made of pixels and collect every particle they’re made of to upgrade your ship. Fly, shoot, and get back to base before you run out of fuel. The challenge is to push farther and farther out.

Fire. Wait. Thud. Start with a pistol on a firing range and work up to artillery across a valley a kilometre long. Every hit pays, every upgrade is felt on the next shot, and every new weapon brings its own targets: balloon bunches, squads, convoys, bomber formations, alien swarms.