Windows Apps for Games
Top 3 Games Apps for Windows
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Ancestors Legacy
PaidExplore Historical Strategy with Ancestors Legacy
WindowsSuperbike Racers
FreeTake part in a big moto-racing competition.
Windows
OpenTTd Portable
FreeOpenTTD Portable: A Classic Transport Simulation Game
WindowsImmersion TouchWare Gaming
Trial versionFeel Your Games With TouchWare Gaming
WindowsPixelmon Johto
FreeExplore Pixelmon Johto: A Unique Gaming Utility
WindowsSimply Uncut - New Vegas
FreeEnhance Your Fallout: New Vegas Experience
WindowsDino's Maze Generator
FreeIonic Shade: Generate and Print Custom Mazes Instantly
WindowsKilling Floor 2
PaidCooperative Zed Extermination in Post-Apocalyptic Europe
WindowsRugrats: Adventures in Gameland
PaidRugrats: Adventures in Gameland – a nostalgia trip, mostly
WindowsMilky Way Idle
PaidExplore Automation in Milky Way Idle RPG
WindowsRumble Box: Tournament Edition
FreeRumble Box: Unique Combat and Strategic Obstacles
Windows
Tron
FreeClassic Tron Lightcycle Game Delivers Networked Fun
Windows
NagaSkaki
FreeNagaSkaki: Engaging Free Board Game for Windows
WindowsBeer Manufacture Simulator
PaidCraft Your Brewery in Beer Manufacture Simulator
WindowsMasterspace
FreeMasterspace: Minecraft with rockets, but does it launch?
WindowsHunter's Arena: Legends
PaidHunter's Arena: Fun fighter plagued by server woes
WindowsSmugglers 3 Add-on
PaidEnhance Your Gameplay with Smugglers 3 Add-on
Windows
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
PaidPUBG: High-Tension Battle Royale Survival on a Massive Island
WindowsPong
FreeClassic Pong Returns for Quick Gaming Sessions
WindowsHalf-Life Operations 1942 Patch
FreeEnhance Your Gameplay with Half-Life Operations 1942 Patch
WindowsNameMC
FreeYour Essential Tool for Minecraft Names and Skins
WindowsTom Clancy’s The Division Heartland
PaidThe Division Heartland: Free-to-play shooter with extraction twist
WindowsMoon Lander
FreeClassic Lander Reimagined: Pilot Your Rocket
WindowsBlacksmith Shop Simulator
DemoForge Your Destiny: Blacksmith Shop Simulator is surprisingly addictive
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