Side Scroller

SFERA - Action platformer. A mix of 3D and retro 2D graphics. You are an assassin for the SFERA corporation. You are tasked with destroying a gang of robots.

Gear Path is a small platformer Metroidvania-like game with exploring and power-ups. It's perfect for playing while waiting for another game.

This is a shoot em up game , In this game the player combats a large number of enemies by shooting at them in the space . player will destroy the core of the battleship of enemy to win the game.

Adventure awaits in the kingdom of Leowald--a land of treasure, ruins, and murderous pirate cats.

Space BloX is a retro themed game where you will guide a spaceship through a randomly generated barrage of BloX. Nobody really knows what they are, but don't hit into them!

There was a world where only URO lived. I brought music and color back to the world Again, one day, colors and sounds disappeared from the world. The UROs who noticed the incident To bring music and color back to the world I started running again with my own music.

Use Aileron Rolling or Evading your enemies' attacks while having a realistic damage system. Use different planes with upgradable parts and numerous weapons you can mount to your planes to destroy your enemies. Fly solo or play with your friends and enjoy local coop. A modern re-invented classic.

Mini Island: Spring is a one small hold & Gun, boss Rush mini-game of Casual difficulty!

About：It is an old school game collection with ten different types of mini-games.The story tells of a series of wars that took place on the island

About：It is an old school game collection with ten different types of mini-games.The story tells of a series of wars that took place on the island

Catch them is the simplest and exciting game that will help develop your attentiveness. You have to play as a hen catching different fruit and avoid uneatable food.

Dr. Science quest - Even the most brilliant scientists need rest. But bad luck, you got into a nightmare of the protagonist, where all the computers from his laboratory were scattered across the distant corners of consciousness