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Unusual Findings is a heartfelt love letter to eighties adventure films, blending gorgeous pixel art, memorable friendships and branching storytelling into a charming point-and-click mystery.

With authentic forensic procedures, satisfying laboratory analysis, and a refreshing focus on uncovering the truth through evidence, GoldFire Studios delivers a compelling experience for fans of crime investigation.

Wild West Nightmare takes the familiar promise of frontier adventure and drags it deep beneath the earth, replacing open plains and gunfights with darkness, desperation and a creature lurking in the shadows. With excellent sound design and a tense survival loop, Midnight Digital delivers a compact horror experience that shows that sometimes the greatest danger lies far from the light.

Rage District - Humanity Armageddon builds an unsettling world where every bullet counts and every abandoned street tells a story. It may have technical rough edges, but beneath them lies an atmospheric survival experience that rewards patience, caution and curiosity.

Feed The Pit turns the horror formula inside out by making you the hunter rather than the hunted. With a sinister card based investigation system, unsettling cult mythology and some genuinely tense encounters in the woods of Carrister Valley, this is a strange and memorable nightmare that feeds on curiosity as much as fear.

Beneath its cosy tea shop exterior, Wanderstop delivers a thoughtful and surprisingly powerful exploration of burnout, identity, and learning that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is simply stop.

Backrooms Phases may not escape the limitations of its simple puzzle design, but its haunting atmosphere, excellent sound work, and unsettling creature encounters make this descent into liminal horror a journey worth taking.

Kooeh: A Timeless Delight is more than a cosy management game. It is a heartfelt love letter to Malaysian culture, family traditions, and the recipes that connect generations.

Zumba - Jurassic Marble Quest doesn't reinvent the marble-shooting formula, but its colourful prehistoric presentation and instantly satisfying gameplay make it a surprisingly enjoyable throwback to a genre many players grew up loving.

Carpathian Night Starring Bela Lugosi may wear its retro inspirations proudly on its sleeve, but beneath the nostalgic pixel art lies a confident and surprisingly polished action platformer. It captures the spirit of classic Castlevania while carving out enough of its own identity to stand tall among modern retro revivals.