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A short interactive DVD game. Today is Jess's Birthday! Can you find her a suitable gift? Just don't get distracted and forget about Jess. DVDs can't be cursed... right? Yeah it's fine.

10 Tales of Terror from 10 Twisted Minds. Made in only 7 Sleepless Nights. The Dread X Collection is a series of small games created by some of the most talented indie devs around, all with the same mission: create the P.T. for the horror project of their dreams.

Arcade documentary of maze/dot/snake mechanic within changing dimensions, axis locks and the corruption of the system. Collect, grow, avoid your past, find new space, wake up…

The beautiful, multi-talented Candice DeBébé returns for the sequel to her minor hit, Candice DeBébé's Incredibly Trick Lifestyle, with another magical action RPG.

A story-driven adventure -- 《Guess Your Fist》

Out of Bounds is a puzzle shooter where you need to "create" a game while "fixing" bugs!

You thought it would be the chance of a lifetime when tech giant IRT hired you to work in their new testing facility. But now… you’re a guinea pig for experimental teleporting technology and suspect that something is wrong with this company. Very wrong...

Welcome to the polar station, where a mysterious timer counts down every hour! Your task is to decipher and input codes on an old terminal, but beware: the polar night holds many secrets. Can you face the horrors that might become reality?

The first chapter of the Polish game Visual Novel. Enter the world of Synchronization and discover its secrets.

WAVECADE is a sci-fi, arcade-style #shmup where YOU control the speed of the game. Destroy blocks, minions and bosses in style as you collect powerups and avoid hazards. How far can you go?

The classic DVD Screensaver, turned survivor! Choose upgrades and witness color-activated chaos unfold as you rewrite your way through 30 years of DVD history. Or run it as your actual Windows screensaver!

Grow fluorescent cell colonies in a living evolution sandbox. Guide mutations, breed new strains, and outcompete rival labs for territory. Every cell has its own genome, so no two experiments play out the same.