Adventure

The last Blossom it's a short game scene, based on tabletop roleplaying games. It presents some story, and it's up to you to choose how it will go. Dice rolls and their consequences, tough negotiations, turn-based combat, adventurous atmosphere, and, of course, some dancing lights!

Navigate the claustrophobic corridors of a cargo ship and try to survive a night with man-eating tigers on the loose. Your choices will determine who lives and who dies.

A psychological horror descending through liminal spaces shaped by the Kübler Ross model - the five stages of grief, where your perception and an RC car are the only tools to grasp what’s real.

An otome novel adventure that captures a slice of life and sweet romance of youths striving for their dreams without despairing over reality.

Don't smoke weed. Become weed!

In BARDA, it won't be your sword that saves you. It's how you pack your bag. But hunger, fatigue and madness will take up space! Do your best as you climb an ever-changing mountain to spread the ashes of your grandfather, improve your base camp, and try again.

Play as a fox, eat the chicken, get the egg. Smack humans, goats, crocodiles, and other animals with a rock. Ride an elephant and a rhino. Have fun!

Al’ulA is a first-person non-euclidean puzzle game set in a strange fractal dimension inspired by medieval Morocco. You will use an alien artefact to solve puzzles while guided by a strange alien entity.

The game takes place in a world where public human farms are established. With the goal of becoming a "milking worker", you head to the farm where you are doing your internship. Can you let the big boobs cow sister into you Exclusive Nikubenki.

Delve into the mysterious atmosphere of 1940s Germany in the visual novel Furry Hitler 2. You'll immerse yourself in a flurry of events surrounding Adolf Hitler, who travels to a small town near Munich to personally check on military affairs.

Endless Night is a room-scale VR experience that will get your heart pumping and your adrenaline roaring.

This is what a game would be like if it was a 20-minute office simulator in Windows 95.