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A dark, emotionally grounded visual novel where you conduct therapy sessions under pressure, choose how to respond to clients, and craft your own therapeutic reframes to shape their progress.

Inherit a portrait studio and the 72,000 owed against it. Twenty-five weeks to clear the debt. Book the jobs, build the kit, read her mood — and negotiate, on set, how far the session goes. A photography management sim where the camera is the game, and you can lose it.

A light puzzle and comical dialog game where you get served bad food. The foods are in different shapes. Fill your dish. Make the meal's poison stronger or healing by matching foods. Trick chefs into eating their own dishes. Who will be the first to fall? Who's behind it? It's a detective mystery.

Playing as Nathan, you are invited to inspect a vacant room in your friend’s share-house. When you arrive, no one seems to be home. Search Elsinore, uncover its secrets and discover what happened to your friend, if you hope to escape.

Five hundred dollars, a rented room, and a pull-tab hall down the block. Pull tabs, slots, a bar, and a pawn counter, and rent due on the 1st whether you played well or not. Simulated gambling; nothing pays out.

A story-rich visual novel about romance, mystery, and conspiracy. Shape relationships, make difficult choices, and uncover the secrets hidden beneath the city of San Viero.

You've been sent to a private clinic to audit the books. You're really here to find out who killed your uncle. You cannot speak, so you answer by gesture or on a tablet. Balance the clinic's money, patient trust, staff loyalty, and your own conscience.

Echoes of Hanau is a historical third-person mystery adventure. Explore Hanau around 1900, investigate clues, solve puzzles and uncover a story in which rumors, propaganda and growing social tensions become increasingly intertwined.

A slipstream magical realist visual novella about an outsider, a borrowed camera, and a city that no longer matches its own photographs—told through literary prose and ever-shifting, textured cinematic presentation.

One desk. One stamp. Endless applicants and rules that never sit still. Decide who passes and who is turned away, and live with it.

A five-minute heist card game. Flip mugshot cards against a rival crew, ride one shared alarm, and bag it before it blows. Every take you earn comes back graded, slabbed, and Steam-tradable.

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.