Capitalism

Practice for a prop firm evaluation with your friends. One shared account, the same kinds of rules (daily loss limit, trailing drawdown, profit targets), pro-style charts with indicators and drawing tools, and a room full of things to throw when someone blows it.

2034 is a near-future dystopian narrative adventure set in a paper-crafted world. Players explore idyllic towns, solve puzzles, and uncover deep conspiracies. Its signature origami art blends bright visuals with a cold dystopian core, and your choices shape the story and characters’ fates.

Debt is a climate-guessing game for which the cost only keeps increasing. Ever. Play with actual global warming data and compete to be the most accurate visionary. One thing is sure, now is the best time to buy the game, as its price will soon increase. All proceeds go to The Nature Conservancy.

Touchline Capital is an emergent football business simulation where you run an agency rather than a club. Scout and sign players, assign agents, arrange moves, build commercial value, invest in projects, and expand into new markets around the world.

A darkly funny pawnshop roguelike. Your late uncle left you his shop and his debt to Mr. Grin. Buy strange stock, arrange the shelf so every item boosts its neighbours, and pay up every five days. Come up short and he takes a finger.

Run a sky cruiser built by Tenshi. Expand it room by room with new floors and terraces, offer dining and entertainment, and carry guests from port to port as you grow your business above the clouds.

Shred an endless stream of other people's tasks to fund your retirement. Sheet Job is a first-person incremental game where disposable work scales into full automation with questionable tools and methods — all in the name of productivity, corporate values, and professional growth. But what for?