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You wake up on an island where nights never end. Your new job? Running the tavern. Serve drinks, clean up, fix things, and take on jobs off the books. But why are you here — and what will it take to leave?

Carcelera is a short exploration and light puzzle game. You are in prison, and so is the Moon. Forge your own destiny, you can repent later.

A turn-based tactical RPG where four marked champions journey across five distinct regions. Choose from eight classes, build your party, fight monsters and bosses inspired by Brazilian folklore, develop your characters, and make choices with lasting consequences.

Party Link is a collection of Russian party games for groups. Launch on a big screen, connect friends from their phones via QR, and pick a show — memes, drawing, bluffing, and guessing games. Original modes with Russian voice-over — ready in a minute, no installs on phones.

LED HEARTS is an atmospheric sci-fi visual novel about programmer Max who creates the world's first conscious AI named Milly. What happens when the line between code and human soul begins to blur?

A first-person philosophical horror exploration game where you journey through Hell and uncover the stories of those who dwell within.

A slice-of-life visual novel steeped in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Befriend Linglan, a girl manifested from medicinal herbs, learn herbal properties, and guide her through the modern world. Features Live2D.

You're the viewer, not the player. SIA, a rookie streamer with ten subscribers, boots up the hit game Backrooms Run for the views - scared, but doing it anyway. Coach her through chat; what she carries out alive makes her stronger. And earlier streamers' records say it's more than a game.

A visual novel × life-sim RPG in a city where convenience stores and demons share the same streets. Train, work, and win hearts by day; fight through black mist in turn-based combat by night. Ascend as an immortal — or charm your way through. The choice is yours.

Run a school cafeteria with your friends! Order ingredients, cook in giant cauldrons, and serve the exact portions to an endless stream of hungry students. Oh, and never forget the teachers' meals!

The Examiner has a number. You are not issued a name. You do not require one. Names are an operational measure applied to units, for the reasons set out above, and staff are not units. You do have a name. You are simply not using it here. Nobody has asked for it in some time.

Get hopelessly misunderstood by your two best friends. One of you goes blind, one goes deaf, one loses their voice, and no puzzle here can be solved by one person. Can the three of you work out how to understand each other?