Physics

Bubbbles is a casual VR puzzle game where you'll need to get to the core of a pile of bubb(b)les! Match the correct color / texture bubbles to remove all similar touching bubbles while more fly in from the sky to throw you off.

BPM Boy is a physics-based platformer, featuring hidden secrets, leaderboards for speed-runners and a funky original soundtrack.

"Dedopin" is a traditional Japanese "Flick" action to express friendliness. *"Deco" means forehead and "pin" is flick action.Flick, flick. Click, click. Decopins is a tower defense like game with simple action. Don't let Donuts escape from your donuts shop by your Decopin!

Accelerate endlessly, dodge relentless blocks, and push your reflexes to the limit. Every 10K distance unlocks a tougher, faster, harder, and deadlier round. No luck, just pure skill. How far can you survive?

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Bottle is a 2D pixel-based platformer, that may or may not have rage-like elements (depends on how good you get at it).

Hack-and-slash 2D shooting. Strengthen your weapons and experience the exhilaration of defeating a large number of enemies.

Gravity Maze is a physics maze game in which you get balls to the end by changing gravity

Ruffhouse VR is the first full-game basketball simulator of its kind. Flawless dribble and shot mechanics, crowd reactions, referee commentary, player entourages, dunk flares, full-court competition and much more. It’s time to bring real-life dynamic streetball into your home!

PIP 3 is a relaxing pipe connection puzzle game where you rotate pipe tiles and build a continuous path. Connect the pipes, plan each turn, and solve 50 increasingly challenging levels using logic and spatial thinking. Enjoy cute 2D visuals, relaxing music, and satisfying brain teasers.

A vehicle builder where the only limit is your imagination and your CPU.

Will you navigate the intricacies of the scientific world to get your PhD?