Philosophical

Ordinary life shattered when a riverside drowning and spatial anomalies pulled you into a vortex. In this rain-lashed town of crumbling reality. Truth hides in every raindrop and shadow.

KAIBIL is a retro pixel-art RPG set in 1524. As warlord and king of the Mam Mayan tribe, Kaibil struggles to unite the warring and fractured tribes to try and resist the armageddon and save his people.

Set in a dystopian world, destroyed by greed, the last of their kind gather around the rumored island. This island is protected by a mysterious force. Only pure souls cleansed of greed may enter. Are you worthy to step foot on the Sanctuary of Giving?

Alone and pregnant in rural Türkiye, Freya explores a town lost to time and haunted by an ancient myth. Search, solve, and survive encounters with things better left buried, in a cinematic, fixed-camera survival horror about fear and resilience.

Command 4 operators in a hardcore tactical roguelike set in 2476. No tutorials. No hand-holding. Decipher a system-wide conspiracy through ASCII tactical combat and deep terminal interrogation. Every choice persists.

The Dao is a 2D physics based, balancing and platforming game Inspired by Chinese puppetry and Daoist philosophy, where you take the role of a young Daoist disciple, sailing a sacred boat seeking The Four Great Divine Beasts to restore balance to the world.

A visual novel about first love, decisions, and the sweetness of a town where everyone knows each other. Join Haruto on his journey to discover what it truly means to love.

Experience true horror of getting loose bowels at the wrong time. Battle against time to get to the porcelain throne or face a brown punishment.

She was made to serve. Never to feel. A narrative adventure about a being created to preserve the world's balance — who begins, for the first time, to question everything she was made for. Form bonds, make choices, and discover the price of becoming something you were never meant to be.

A tower defense game about seeing the structure of the mind by “reducing” your defenses. We fear, we guard, we shut ourselves in. The very defenses meant to protect the heart slowly erode our potential. That irony plays out as a deckbuilding-style tower defense set in a dreamlike, oil-painted world.

Wake up in a dream research project gone wrong. As the line between consciousness, memory, and code dissolves, the system watches you. Which is more dangerous — staying asleep, or waking up?

DownSouth is a moral-dilemma platformer RPG where your choices affect your sanity, and your sanity affects how you play.