A dynamic and addictive shooter with a large number of maps. Excellent attention to detail in the physics of weapons and their models, which makes you think you’re playing a standalone game rather than a sandbox mode. A great way to spend time with friends.

A cute and fun beat-'em-up about two adventurers who discover a capsule containing an alien android and decide to test her combat capabilities. It features three distinct playstyles—each with its own progression system—alongside upgrades for general character stats. While the enemies and rooms can be repetitive, the game boasts a storyline, voice acting, and an appealing visual style. It’s a great way to kill a couple of hours.

An unusual and addictive roguelike about a smoker who decides to enter a dangerous game where you can smoke to your heart's content—though there are certain unspoken catches. While the gameplay seems simple at first glance, the mechanics of building combos and managing resources require you to make decisions more thoughtfully. The game also features a passive progression system: as you play, you gradually unlock rare cigarettes, thereby expanding the pool of options available for future runs. An excellent roguelike with a unique twist.

A great runner game about the daily life of a courier in a bustling metropolis. Your goal is to dash across the street on time while trying not to get killed. The gameplay is incredibly addictive, and the charming graphics are a delight to look at. The game also features a skill upgrade system using earned cash, which significantly improves future runs and adds new dynamics to the gameplay. An engaging game.

An extremely challenging, yet captivating tactical shooter where every shot must be effective, and we have no room for error. Toward the end of the game, some levels may take more than a hundred attempts, but at the same time, improving our skills will only boost our mood and enhance our skill in other shooters, thanks to the ability to correctly calculate the bullet’s trajectory.

An enjoyable and easy-to-learn typing speed trainer. It features an arcade mode with a high-score leaderboard and an in-game shop with a passive income mechanic, allowing you to earn currency and invest it in various upgrades. It is quite an engaging game.

Yet another Backrooms game, but this time with a unique twist: performing equipment maintenance in an area teeming with hostile creatures. While the optimization isn't perfect and there are only four missions, the game is captivating thanks to its atmosphere. Backrooms fans should definitely give it a try.

An addictive puzzle game about a hungry girl who decides to play a game with a space chef. The goal is to eat 100 dishes and escape this dream—a task that is incredibly difficult, as the food doesn't just sit on the plate; it actually fights back! I really enjoyed the visuals and the competitive gameplay.

A simple and engaging puzzle.

An unremarkable runner that will finish off your tired eyes after a long session in front of the computer. Meanwhile, I would call the gameplay engaging, as there are as many as 4 different maps with their own gameplay, and the high‑score table encourages you to constantly improve your results. It will appeal to fans of games in this genre, but it will probably put off those who just walk past it.

A crazy shooter‑roguelike set in the narrow corridors of an unknown den, where we’ll have to hack our way through crowds of unfriendly neighbors. We’ll have to collect various items to improve our well‑being and stats, and the difficulty increases exponentially with each floor. The gameplay is simple, challenging, and quickly addictive. The high‑score table is in place, which means you can always improve your results.

An intense, challenging first-person shooter that tests the player's accuracy under strict time constraints. Gameplay-wise, it sits somewhere between Bodycam and other reflex-based, skill-heavy shooters. Levels must be completed within a very tight timeframe, and making the leaderboard requires fighting other players for every single millisecond. While the controls feel a bit clunky and unresponsive, and the enemies are essentially bullet sponges, the game remains a captivating experience that is hard to put down.

An excellent dungeon crawler that lets the player choose their own adventure. It features various sliders to adjust the gameplay difficulty and allows you to select your starting gear. The game's concept is incredibly simple yet engaging; interest grows with every skeleton or bandit defeated, and the numerous treasure chests keep the excitement alive, as there is always a chance to score some great equipment. I didn't make it to the boss, but I really appreciated what I saw and want to express my sincere gratitude to the developer. I look forward to playing a similar game from this developer in the future—hopefully as a full, standalone release.