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Cosmic Cursor fuses simple mouse-based controls with a challenging, reactive bullet hell for the ultimate pick-up-and-play roguelike experience.

Downpour is a hardcore 2D Base survival game. A simple game in concept, but a complexity in practice. Protect an Antenna that is being built from endless enemies so you can contact home. All the while managing closely tied resources. Death will probably come many times.

Space Scaven is a physical puzzle game about an engineer, whose job is to collect black boxes on abandoned space stations.

Tetradecagon is the ultimate game of pong. Bounce a ball off of the highlighted sides of a user-controlled polygon for as long as humanly possible. It seems extremely simple at first, but it quickly turns into a brutally difficult game.

Dash through levels at the speed of a tiny ninja with a grappling hook in this super fast-paced platformer.

One day, Corona tried to invite Noah for a date, and when I went to Noah's house ... Noah was turned into a sheep! Beside that there was a figure of a mischievous witch, Grette. The place I chased after was "world of sweets" produced by Grette.

If you want to relax and rest, this game is for you.Go through the levels collecting all the balls and soon run to the finish.Good luck!

Cool and addictive game in which you can compete with other players on two difficulty levels.

Casual colorful physical puzzle with sweets, jumpers, teleports, accelerators, reverse gravity, traps, treadmills, Cupids, hearts, Valentines art and explosions.

Adventure awaits in the kingdom of Leowald--a land of treasure, ruins, and murderous pirate cats.

Space BloX is a retro themed game where you will guide a spaceship through a randomly generated barrage of BloX. Nobody really knows what they are, but don't hit into them!

Cosmos is a rogue-lite shoot-em-up bullet-hell, in which you pilot the last hope for humanity in an attempt to save the world, pitching your augmented Starship against infused cosmic horrors. Can you close the Cosmic Rifts before The Singularity reaches your star system?