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Welcome to "The PARADOGX Incident," a puzzle/rhythm platformer where every beat and move counts! Join Dox, the clever dog, to collect bones, solve recursive puzzles, and conquer rhythm levels. Experience dynamic gameplay and an adaptive soundtrack!

Narrative-driven first person horror adventure inspired by Lovecraft's short novel "The Nameless City". Explore the ruins of a city that some say they are older than humanity itself. While you delve deeper into the ancient buildings, reality and visions blend into an indistinct haze.

Puddle is a short vertical platformer where you do lots of jumping in different themed levels with various gimmicks. Accompanied by an album of piano pieces, make your way to the top of each level with some help from peculiar birds who will encourage you along the way.

Kick back, relax, and grab some snacks as you enjoy a variety of short, indie horror games in the 'Bite-Sized Scares' collection. There's a little something for everyone in this fun and spooky package!

The ghosts are you. Trapped in a haunted arcade machine with up to 3 friends, you scavenge pellets to keep the safe room alive - while the thing that eats hunts you through the maze. Survive the night, uncover the machine's secrets, and escape.

I found myself in a strange house and I'm scared

Abrasive Bullet Hell FPS with linear campaign and Pseudo‑RPG progression. No prophecy. No destiny. No heroes. You are the Primordus. And it's time to wake up.

Step into a liminal, cosmic horror experience set in an abandoned amusement park. Uncover the haunting narrative behind its twisted rides and empty tunnels to discover what lurks within a reality that shouldn't exist…

Is THIS a game? Well, it has everything you'd expect: buttons, pixels, achievements, a mouse-cursor to point and click sometimes, an axolotl, more than 50 mini-”games”. Is this enough? What even is a game? How much interactivity do you need? Are games art? Are there TOO many axolotls in this game?

Blast through hordes of vicious mutants and science-gone-wrong experiments to save your goblin friends in a stylish retro-magic post-apocalypse. An auto-shooter where builds are made of baseball cards and candy. What? Yeah, we’re confused too!

Apidya is making a comeback in this authentic 24-bit pixel remake, built from the ground up, but utterly faithful to the original.

You wake up in a lecture room. The hallway loops endlessly, and there is no exit.