Dark Humor

You were just supposed to bring medicine home to your wife. Now you're trapped in a seemingly endless cornfield. In this first-person psychological horror, your only companion is your own voice in your head. Talk to your alter ego, step through portals into your dark past, and try to find a way out.

A secret keeps its value until you use it. From a discreet office in Mayfair you gather secrets on ministers and generals and sell them to whoever pays. The Private Office files everything. Sooner or later, someone else does too.

Humanity had ten thousand years to prepare. It won't help. Land on Earth as the alien, tear through crowds of tiny pixel people from the Stone Age to the post-human future, and feed every pixel to your flying saucer. Die, upgrade in orbit, land again.

In this improv-comedy fuelled narrative adventure, Allen feels like has no control over his life. That’s because he's being controlled by you. Until he isn’t. Explore the many possible life paths of Allen McDiggins.

Boric is a 2D precision platformer in which a tiny slime must escape from a dark pit. Master the dual-jump system—vertical for height and horizontal for distance in a relentless climb where every millimeter counts. will you have the patience to reach the light?

One Last Shot! is a turn-based Roguelite where Modifiers + Action Words = new cards in combat. Chain High-Power, Sturdy, Beam, and Block into fresh skills, then name the first special card you discover. Three heroes, three film sets, and multiple endings await.

Timmy’s Dungeon Dive is a silly retro-inspired dungeon diver. Time your attacks, blocks, and heals against weird enemies. Battle through 5 strange dungeons packed with disco zombies, mummies, candy demons, gun-loving stuffed animals, loot, bosses and fast replayable runs.

The galaxy is dying. The lanes are collapsing. Your squad is a random bunch of beings with nothing in common but a strong preference for not being unalived. Lumentide is a tactical roguelike about finding the route least likely to get you killed, and a story that makes perfect sense. Eventually.

A bitter BULLET HELL SHOOTER...

Three hundred dollars and a shoebox. One verb: name a price. Flip sneakers, read every buyer, stack angles into absurd combos and beat a boss at every gate. Hit a billion and the real game opens: a live economy, real corporate finance, and six banks you can break.

Find the needle. One needle is hidden somewhere in a haystack of one million straws. Dig through the pile by hand, feed the hay to the machine, upgrade your tools and search with a metal detector. No automation. No shortcuts. 99% will give up before they find it. Will you?

Thrown into a dungeon after delivering your king’s ultimatum, you have one goal: survive 72 real gameplay hours until his army arrives. Drink, sleep, keep the rats away, and wait...