Experimental

Welcome to Tchenovstok: A state-mandated atmospheric anti-game built under a strict 100-hour plan.There is no main menu. There is no DLC. There is no exit button. There is only you, a bleak 1980s Soviet concrete grid, an oppressive radio announcer, and the growing weight of your own insignificance.

You are hiding in a locker. Don't panic... It passes in front of you. You stay hidden. Its footsteps fade. Should you get out now, or will it come back? You're trapped in a facility plunged into pitch-black darkness. You can hear it. You can hide from it but you can't kill it...

You have been bestowed the 'Sword of the Demiurge' and the authority to sever the bonds of soul and flesh. Make haste for your appointed time has arrived. Defeat your foes, collect their souls, and manifest your authority, until the myriads fall before you in a single moment.

A psychological horror visual novel. Tonight, shadows come to visit you while you lie paralyzed in the dark. One by one, they make you face what you are. All you have to do is be honest. Doesn't sound hard, does it?

A game about exploration, where you travel across infinite worlds, where all the content is procedurally generated.

A cluttered archive of real recordings: brass bands, opera, vaudeville, street voices, cut into pieces and scattered across the floor. No labels, no titles, no search. You have ten cabinets, a tape deck, and your ears. Find the fragments that belong together and make a recording whole again.

A short, narrative incremental game about the weight of endless labor. You ferry the dead across the River Styx. Each with their own worries, whispers and obol. How do you come to terms with the dead? Should you?

This world is made of symbols. But some creatures somehow decided to look completely normal. Fix that: find them and smash them back into symbols. Play alone or online with a friend.

You are Amaterasu, the Japanese sun goddess, and circumstances force you to explore the realms of shadow to retrieve the former pets you once mistreated and cast into the Buddhist underworld. Between descents into the underworld, players can unwind in a cavern hub and converse with their animals.

Whac-a-Morphic blends fast-paced mole-whacking, clever puzzles, and rogue-lite elements into a tense, chaotic ride. Strike fast, solve the clues, and piece together the dark story buried beneath the surface

Existing languages are forbidden. Exchange only five symbols—↑ ↓ ← → •—to share what each of you knows, complete magical rituals, and break the seal. What begins as five simple symbols gradually grows into a one-of-a-kind language shared only by the two of you. Two players only.

Your enemies are your weapons. Usurper puts a fresh spin on incremental space shooters. Take control of enemy ships and their firepower, grow stronger through combat and research, master new forms, and use your enemies' power against them. Ultimately, seize the Sovereign's power.