Turn-Based Strategy

Play as either Bel'Kara, a seductive Succubus at odds with the Underworld, or Katzok, a brutal Orc Chieftan fighting for his clan's dominance. The Age of Fear series is a deep and complex turn-based strategy (full of humour!) that fuses a tabletop wargame with RPG elements.

Gaia Project is the digital adaptation of the boardgame Gaia Project created by Helge Ostertag and Jens Drögemüller and published by "Feuerland Verlag". It is a 1-4 player strategy game. It plays in the same universe as Terra Mystica and continues the adventure in the far future.

Uncover the truth behind a world plagued by monstrosities in a fantasy 2D turn-based JRPG with strategic combat, skill customization, and story-rich exploration.

Turn-based strategy for up to 8 players. Pick from 13 gods, take villages, towers and portals for gold, summon an army from over 150 animated 3D units, and win on positioning, because attacks never miss and damage isn't rolled.

Forward Line is a war strategy game with a focus on combined arms, logistics and military science.

Become a healer! Cure, don't kill! Turn zombies back to humans! Plaguepunk Justice is a turn-based tactical strategy with alchemy and randomly generated levels.

Hand-drawn art, accurate-ish physics, and the single best reason your teacher ever confiscated a mouse. Featured in the GameMaker Showcase.

The Other: Rosie's Road of Love is a casual turn-based RPG, developed by a solo indie developer RabbitonBooks. The story starts in the most popular bar in the kingdom. Rosie, who has a crush on the barkeep, tries very hard to win his heart this year.

Fight and Fornicate in this comedic JRPG.

Mummy, mummy, mummy! - a puzzle platformer game about mummies, made in 2D hand-drawn graphics.

Develop your robot, combine abilities. Fight in turn-based tactical mode, effectively distributing energy. Overcome all difficulties and gain freedom.

"Tien Gow" is a game played by four individuals using a set of 32 tiles known as "Tien Gow Tiles." We present an easy to learn "Japanese-style Tien Gow." Based on the tiles dealt, players take turns playing their tiles, and the one who plays the strongest tile in the end wins the game.