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A narrative-driven game about growth, choice and documentation, in which players take on the role of a system, choose their host and help her break free from… to forge a brand-new future

This is a horror story game where you stroll along nighttime roads, listening to all kinds of strange and eerie tales, combined with real-location footage for a unique experience! How long has it been since you last heard someone tell a story? (2026.11.11)

A monster-collector roguelite where the next 7 turns are yours to plan.

Work the night shift as a federal crisis analyst. Investigate kidnappings, disappearances and threats via live messages from people in danger. Trace phones, review CCTV and search databases as time runs out. Your decisions determine who makes it home. Not every threat comes from outside your agency.

NEVID is a first-person psychological horror about a fishing trip that never begins. When the friend he came to meet never arrives, Mykola tries to leave a Ukrainian village that seems determined to keep him there.

Victoria von Arndt has it all: a villa, champagne, a world ranking. Then the tax investigators ring the doorbell. Arcade tennis with diving saves and special shots, 36 wild tournaments from Monte Carlo to a motorway services, and a fully voiced comic story from riches to Germany's rust belt.

This is a summary of the Book of Exodus from the Bible, told using images generated by artificial intelligence and accompanied by brief captions.

A hand-drawn adventure about an easily distracted monkey sent to retrieve the Thing. Help Monkey achieve its goals, whatever those might be. Everyone is counting on Monkey and Monkey wants a banana. Will Monkey succeed or will it disappoint everyone?

Every choice becomes a card. Every card can change the story. Explore the frozen town of Stillwater, defeat your enemies, and decide who gets to walk away. A dark narrative deckbuilder.

Walter Kessler works the night shift at a data center that is always quiet, always cold, and never quite right. Five nights of first-person psychological horror: clear the alerts, walk the halls, answer the radio, and make it to six.

A small green voyage with a long shadow. Sunlit, unhurried, and not remotely safe.