Party Game

GeoChaos Rumble is a hand-drawn 2D multiplayer brawler for 2–4 players. Battle across forts and platforms: drain your rivals' health or knock them into the sea! Discover 70+ weapons and 20+ random events that bring new twists to every fight.

Final Boarding Call is a chaotic co-op flight simulator for up to 4 players. Fly the plane, load luggage, serve passengers, handle emergencies, repair damage, and survive turbulence together. Or take control of the entire flight solo! ✈️

Car football with boost, jumps and dodges, in an arena that reshapes itself for two to six teams. Take on bots, share one keyboard with up to three friends in splitscreen, or play online with a session code. The whole world is ray-marched from signed distance fields.

Chinese folk horror for solo or up to 4-player online co-op. Brave perilous sites, use ritual tools against monsters, and recover relics. Chase a full haul or escape in time. Monsters have unfinished stories—resolve their past, and a former threat may become your helper.

Four ordinary things have gone missing in someone's very messy car and very messy room. Dig through piles of clutter to find them first. Race up to four friends online, each in your own copy of the mess, or go solo against the clock.

Run a animal fight club with up to 3 friends. Strap absurd weapons onto farm animals, train them up, then watch their cinematic auto-fights together, bet on every match and yell at the screen. A goat with a minigun. A chicken with a katana.

A physics-driven co-op brawler for 1-4 players. Swing your weapon with your mouse, send monsters flying, survive waves and bosses, merge loot into stronger gear, and settle arguments with your friends in arena duels between waves.

My Fart Adventure — Cursed by a bad taco, you're now doomed to fart in public. The subtle art of cutting the cheese without getting busted: blend into the crowd, escape the DGREI Agents. Solo or up to 30 players online.

Survivors' Hotel is a zombie apocalypse themed social deduction game inspired by Among us that uses 3D and 2D art that can host a minimum of 6 players. It also has multiple horror elements and possibly a story for those who care to look.

Werewolf in a walkable, snowbound 3D village. By day, search for tracks and whisper behind the barn. At dusk, accuse and vote by the campfire. At night, the wolves creep from house to house. Online with 4–16 friends and proximity voice chat.

“It's a Blade.” Is it? Pass a face-down card across the felt, name it and look your friends in the eye. Every card ends in a verdict for someone. Collect the wrong ones and the table executes you: poison, a knife or the rope. No good friends here. 2–6 players, voice chat.

Pile your mates into a clapped-out banger and slam on the brakes in front of traffic. Total Loss is a low-poly co-op comedy for 1-4 players: stage crashes, fling yourself under buses and claim for every bruise, then swap sides and avoid other chancers on your day job.