Grid-Based Movement

Pixel Transit is a game where you construct a transit system in an infinitely vast, tile-based world. Your goal is to design efficient transportation networks that enable people to reach their destinations as quickly as possible.

Nono & Soso is a puzzle game built around magnets. Switch between N and S poles to push and pull your way through blocked paths and reach the goal.

Chivalware is a frantic tile-matching action roguelite. Challenge your reflexes and coordination in real-time on a grid battlefield: evade attacks, match tiles to charge your weapons, and find the right opportunity to strike.

Primo's Dungeon is a 2D adventure dungeon crawler that combines classic roguelike elements with real-time combat. When monsters attack your farm, you must venture into an ever-changing dungeon to defeat them.

Master the bizarre art of enchanted book rolling in this 3D puzzle game. Discover unexpected ways to manipulate giant tomes to solve challenging conundrums.

Solve puzzles using the blocks' unique properties.

Tetro Battle is not just a 3D puzzle, it's a battle of ingenuity and strategy. Test your mental agility in intense duels, where what you build becomes your opponent's obstacle. Use your skills, sabotage their board, and enjoy the adrenaline rush of a true challenge.

Reshape the world to rescue the princess in as few moves as possible in this blockbusting puzzle adventure! Plenty of secrets and silly humor await on your challenging quest to save the kingdom. It's a puzzle. It's a rescue. It's REZCUE!

Cubic Blitz is an isometric puzzle game where you control a cube and solve loads of hand-crafted levels. With the power of paint, sponges, and much more, your task is simple: PAINT THE WORLD.

Box Stocks is a Sokoban game about a robot in space solving puzzles with boxes with unique and peculiar interactions. Sort your way through the galaxy while uncovering the secrets of the mysterious yet inept company that left you and the boxes behind.

RIDICULOUS SPACE BATTLES is the spiritual successor to the first ever autobattler game: Gratuitous Space Battles! After a fifteen year wait, the ridiculously over-the-top and completely unjustified battles in space ARE BACK.

Why do we have to be restricted by the chess rule of only moving a piece per player turn? What if we can move all pieces in a single turn? This game do exactly that!!! Plus a pretty good multi kill effect :)