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A massive geography puzzle with every prefecture, city, ward, town and village in Japan—over 1,700 areas, nearly 1,900 pieces! Learn towns nationwide through Puzzle, Quiz, Study, Silhouette, Mountains & Rivers and Town Fortune mo des. Full controller support, with furigana & read-aloud for all ages.

Embark on a surreal adventure that feels like a strange dream. Explore unusual places, meet their inhabitants, solve puzzles, and piece together the story.

A fast-paced 3D platformer where you run, jump, and survive through 25 levels of shifting gravity, reversed controls, and intentional glitches that constantly break the rules.

Cubus tower is a platformer game. Climb the Cubus tower and find what is waiting for you at its summit.

Click and collect energy in this short, active incremental. Upgrade your reactor, tune injector payload and trajectories, unlock exotic matter, and push the experiment past its limits.

Upon the bones of a world long reclaimed by nature, embark on a journey wrought with danger and discovery. Leverage advanced mobility to navigate unforgiving terrain and dispatch fearsome foes. Bloom in veiled ruins haunted by beast and machine.

NMbit is a pseudo 8-bit, top-down beat-em-up influenced by soulslike gameplay. As an anime girl with cat ears, players will be defeating zombies and such by carefully timing dodges and attacks. It’s a task dictated by the player-character’s cat-like companion in this action-packed adventure.

The staircore has a final destination, but it is not a physical destination. The transitional phase between high and low has become thin, and I have fallen inbetween. Will I ever get out?

An online 1v1 Texas Hold'em game where players use their own blood as chips. Blood can be used as chips after leaving the body, or it can be re-injected back into the body. Note that the more blood that leaves the body, the faster your "life" will be depleted: you may only have tens of seconds left.

Every shot detonates. A pinball-pachinko-brick-breaker hybrid with no fail state. Stack multipliers, grow the skill tree, and chase multiballs that set the whole board off.

"Time to Crate" is an incremental platformer/survivors-like/arcade/dating sim/jrpg love story. You're a circular saw. There are crates. Destroy them. Jump. Bump. Ground pound. Get the money. Buy upgrades. Become stronger. Ridiculously stronger. Do it again. And again. And again. Time. To. Crate.

An unreflected shot cannot kill anything. Place a handful of mirrors, fire once, and let the enemy's own volley solve the board. 144 hand-built stages across a dozen worlds — rotating flip mirrors, portals, half-silvered panes and relay sentries — every par proven minimal by a solver.