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Magicbook AutoBattler: Contract
PaidMagicbook AutoBattler: Deep strategy with roguelike spice
WindowsWind Story
PaidWind Story: Virtual farming with a heaping side of charm
WindowsAberrant Nights
PaidAberrant Nights: Survive the graveyard shift or die trying
WindowsCozy Holes
PaidCozy Holes: Charming, but Gets Old Fast
WindowsOutpost: Infinity Siege
PaidOutpost: Infinity Siege – promising but needs some polish
WindowsExit Loops - Street 001
PaidExit Loops: Short, sharp horror that messes with your head
WindowsGotta Fly!
FreeGotta Fly! A Porco Rosso tribute that needs more content
WindowsEki - The Station
FreeEki - The Station: Is this adventure worth your time?
WindowsPixel Manifesto
FreePixel Manifesto: Fun retro adventure, but don't expect too much
WindowsLate Night TV
FreeLate Night TV: Horror that's weird in a good way
WindowsCold Abyss
FreeCold Abyss: Dive deep to fix the internet, but carefully
WindowsPeaks of Yore - The Great Alps
PaidPeaks of Yore: Great Alps – A climber's delight
WindowsAlkali
FreeAlkali: A tough but fun platformer with a twist
WindowsTruck Moster 3
FreeTruck Loader 3: Surprisingly addictive box-moving puzzle game
WindowsCHANGO
FreeCHANGO: PSX-era graphics meet killer shopping cart
WindowsHive Jump Survivors
FreeHive Jump Survivors: Promising sci-fi roguelike, but just a demo
WindowsMr-Platformer
FreeMr. Platformer: A simple retro throwback that's fun
WindowsThe Exorcist : Gravebound Horror
PaidThe Exorcist: Gravebound Horror – Promising scares, but needs polish
WindowsThe 11th Hour
PaidThe 11th Hour: A worthy, spooky sequel?
WindowsHauntsville
PaidHauntsville: Western horror that'll keep you up at night
WindowsGlover
PaidGlover: A weird, wonderful puzzle game that mostly holds up
WindowsEdengate: The Edge of Life
PaidEdengate: Pandemic anxieties distilled into a Lovecraftian walking simulator
WindowsWhere's My Drink...?
FreeSpongeBob horror? Surprisingly effective, if you can stomach it
WindowsCeleste 64: Fragments of the Mountain
FreeCeleste 64: A charming reimagining, but way too short
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