Parody

Aim and throw incongruous objects to create an organized mess by following the directives of a completely wacky "tidy up" system!

Puzzle your way to peace of mind in this lewd game about being in lockdown, that we made while being lewd in lockdown!

Yerba Mate Tycoon is a unique management game. You are taking care of a yerba mate production shop/company, create, customize various yerba mates, unlock new upgrades, and grow your company. Don't know what yerba mate is? Let's say it's a coffee alternative in South American countries.

YetiFree is a retro role reversal of the 90's classic SkiFree. Smash, slam, and blast your way down the slopes to rack up the highest score. The Yeti must feed!

Master outdated technology and navigate the phone tree from hell to get your internet back on. At all costs.

It's 2007. You moderate a dying internet forum. Ban trolls, enforce contradictory rules, and try not to lose your mind.

90's-style 2D fighting action in which real-life men fight in cosplay. A major update version of the second series. * This work is a secondary creation game work based on the Touhou Project.

I'm not sure why there are two descriptions but pretend I put something really funny here

A highly original fantasy point and click adventure but in (sort of) traditional 1990s style. Absurd humour, player choices that have impact, satisfying puzzles and hours of daft shenanigans.

In this French JRPG, you play as Sam, who has just arrived in the Paris suburbs from his hometown in the countryside. Explore this mysterious world, meet strange characters, and face the many enemies that stand in your way.

WARNING: This game might make you pee your pants! The cult hit Use Your Words is back with all-new prompts and 2x as many mini-games where you compete to write the funniest punchline. You can customize your own playlist of mini-games, there's a new-and-improved spectator mode, and more!

Is THIS a game? Well, it has everything you'd expect: buttons, pixels, achievements, a mouse-cursor to point and click sometimes, an axolotl, more than 50 mini-”games”. Is this enough? What even is a game? How much interactivity do you need? Are games art? Are there TOO many axolotls in this game?