Adventure
Teacup is a short and wholesome narrative adventure game with a focus on exploration and non-linear progression. You play as the titular Teacup, a shy and introverted young frog who loves drinking tea and reading. The day before she is to host a tea party at her house, she realizes she is completely out of tea, and thus must venture into the woods around her to find the herbs she needs to restock her pantry. You are free to tackle the list of ingredients Teacup must gather in any order you wish. Find your own path through the world of Little Pond. During your adventure you will meet the charming inhabitants of the forest. Some are talkative, some are grumpy, but all of them will lend you an ear on your adventure. Most of the animals you meet will be glad to help Teacup… in exchange for a small favor or some help. Organize a (oddly shaped) market stall, win an underwater race and more!
Adventure · Cute · Exploration
Offspring Fling is a game about a poor forest creature that has misplaced all of her children. She'll have to fight her way through over 100 levels of action puzzle platforming to get them all back home. There's danger around every corner, but she won't rest until her family is safe again. FEATURES An intense number of levels (Over 100!) Awesome puzzles, and rad platforming action Ghost replays to help you beat your best time Replay sharing that lets you race against others A lot of secret unlockables if you're cool enough! A beautiful soundtrack by Alec Holowka Throwing babies and watching them bounce off stuff! Cute and cuddly looking things to look at! Immense satisfaction
Puzzle · Platformer · Retro
Wytchwood is a crafting adventure game set in an expressive land of gothic fables and fairytales. As the mysterious old witch of the woods, you will explore a strange countryside, collect magical ingredients, brew sorcerous enchantments, and pass your twisted judgement upon a capricious cast of characters and creatures. After all, how will they ever learn if you don’t teach them the moral of the story? Lovingly rendered storybook art style Gather, collect, grow and craft bizarre ingredients: Toxic toadstools, eye of newt and bottled fear. Research and concoct devious spells and sorceries. Turn the greedy into frogs! Trick the wicked with cunning curses! Explore an allegorical world of tall tales, uncovering colourful personas and fantastical narratives. Use your wit and guile to solve puzzles and best the strange monsters of the forest.
A Dark Room is a text-based RPG released in 2013 by Canadian indie studio Doublespeak Games. You start in a cold shack. There's a fireplace. There's a button that says "stoke the fire." You click it. Your wood counter ticks down. A short cooldown passes. You click it again. And then, the world expands. Every time you think you've found the edges, A Dark Room reveals that what you've been playing is actually nested inside something bigger and stranger than you expected. We won't spoil where it ends up, but the distance between "click to stoke the fire" and the final reveal is vast.
Rupert Flintwhistle has two pieces of eight, a dream of captaining his own ship, and absolutely no idea what he's doing. Flintwhistle's Folly is a hand-crafted point-and-click pirate comedy in the spirit of the early-'90s adventure classics: nine verbs, a pocketful of inventory, branching conversations, and more jokes per screen than is strictly safe. Click around, pick things up, use the wrong thing on the wrong person, and talk your way out of it. The whole story is here, from a foggy night in Port Mildew to the lighthouse at the edge of the world. Part One: A Light in the Fog. Port Mildew is smothered in fog, courtesy of the ghost pirate Captain Bonebeard, and nobody can sail until someone relights the lighthouse. Everyone agrees it can't be done. Rupert agrees to do it anyway. Light it, and a very leaky sloop is yours. Part Two: Bonebeard's Grudge. The ghost ship comes back out of the fog, skeletons carry off Rupert's entire crew, and a note on the mast says come to Skull Rock. Cross the Skull Sea with an empty ship, a terrified parrot and a flint whistle, sneak into a pirate lair in a very unconvincing disguise, and find out why Bonebeard hates the Flintwhistles so much. Part Three: A Chip off the Old Star. Rupert finally cleans his whistle and finds a note from his grandfather inside. The flint is a chip off the Evening Star, and the biggest piece is in a museum on the most respectable island in the Caribbean. Get past a curator who has labelled everything, including the labels, and reach the old observatory on Starfall Hill before Bonebeard does. He's got his head back now, and a crab living in it. Part Four: Warts and All. The Leaky Tuna comes home on the evening of the harbormaster's wedding to the sea witch, and Rupert, the only ship's captain in port, has to marry them. First: the ring (a seagull has it), something old, new, borrowed and blue, and a parrot who will not stop staring at the bride's toad. Part Five: The Deep End. Bonebeard drops the Heart of the Evening Star into the Trench, and it never reaches the bottom: everything that sinks in the Skull Sea ends up at the Lost and Found, where the Heart is now item 8,113,402, awaiting collection. Build a diving rig out of a stew pot and a bilge hose, then claim it properly, on a form filled in in ink. The only pen belongs to a skeleton who has forgotten his own name, and the only ink comes out of an octopus when somebody frightens her. Part Six: The Lamp at World's End. The voyage ends where the sea pours over the edge of the world into the stars. The Lamp there has been dark for three hundred years, and Captain Bonebeard has sat down in the empty cradle at the top of it and won't get up. He isn't tired. He says so, often. Steer through a wall of black fog by the sound of a parrot, bluff your way past a very literal skeleton, and put a three-hundred-year-old pirate to bed. Along the way you'll haggle with a shopkeeper who'd sell you your own boots, tickle a giant clam, teach a parrot the one word guaranteed to empty a tavern, return a jawbone to a skeleton fishmonger, bargain with a costumier who only takes payment in feathers, upset a curator with a single label, meet a mermaid who is quite clearly a manatee, officiate a wedding at the end of a pier, plug a leak with a stew, wear a stew pot to the bottom of the sea, and read the most boring book ever written as a bedtime story. And there isn't a single image or audio file in it. Every painted background, character, animation, song and sound effect is generated by code while you play. Features The complete story in six parts, about 30–60 minutes each Twenty-six locations, from a foggy harbor and a sea witch's hut to a village of retired skeletons, a pirate lair inside a giant skull, a museum of maritime misadventure, an old observatory full of stars, a lost property office at the bottom of the sea, and a lighthouse at the edge of the world Classic nine-verb interface, with right-click for the obvious action Controller support, including the Steam Deck: the stick moves the pointer and the d-pad hops between the things you can click An original calypso soundtrack of 53 songs Play it straight through, then replay any part you've finished from the chapter select Autosave, five save slots and Wavedash cloud saves, so your progress follows you to any device Six achievements, one for finishing each part Controls Click to walk; pick a verb, then click something. Right-click does the obvious thing. Esc skips cutscenes, F5 opens the menu. On a controller: the left stick moves the pointer and the d-pad hops between things you can click. A clicks, B does the obvious thing, X looks. View skips cutscenes, Menu opens the menu. (Tap the screen once to turn on the sound.)
A tiny 3D platforming adventure. “Eleven coins can wake the unicorn who paints the sky. Help Arre climb and find them all.” Guide Arre through 11 isometric levels to collect every coin and awaken the unicorn! Keyboard (Desktop) Move - W A S D or Arrow Keys Jump - Space. Rotate Camera - Q / E (90° snaps). Zoom In / Out - + (or =) / - Mute / Unmute Audio - M Touch Controls (Mobile) Move: Drag the bottom-left D-pad. Jump: Tap the green button on the bottom-right to jump. Rotate camera: buttons. Zoom: +/- buttons. Mute: M-button. Gamepad (Controller) Move: Left Stick / D-Pad. Jump: Button A (Cross / South). Rotate Camera: L1 / R1. Zoom: Button B / X.
Ourhero never wanted to be a hero, but someone has to save the Kingdom. Explore vibrant worlds in a lighthearted and colourful action-adventure RPG full of swords, secrets and quirky characters. Game one of an epic trilogy.
A third-person sword-action game set inside one castle that remembers itself twice — and your blood can force it from one memory to the other, mid-fight. You are the Uncrowned, the last unbound heir of House Vaelor. Beneath Caer Veyr lies the Crownheart, the ancient engine that tore the keep into two memories when its last king tried to hold it forever. Call on it and the ruin around you becomes the living castle it was: walls rise, torches burn, the old guard wakes. A door sealed in the Past lies broken open in the Present; a stair that collapsed centuries ago still stands in the other memory. • Fast, weighty sword combat — five-cut chains, a Great Sword route, guard and parry, ripostes, executions and cinematic finishers. • Fight to earn Resonance, then spend it to shift between the Past and the Present right where you stand. • Three floors: the lower keep, the Royal Floor and the descent to the Crownheart — Echoes, monsters, mini-bosses and the Last Crown waiting at the bottom. • Unlock two hold techniques: the Crownbreaker and the Whirlwind. • A narrated, illustrated chronicle of the fall of Veyr, 26 achievements, and cloud saves at every Blood Sigil. • Play with keyboard and mouse, or on your phone held sideways.
In this unique top-down game from 1985, you are a mother cat whose twelve young kittens have wandered off into a labyrinthine town prowled by fearsome dogs. Can you save them all? Originally released in 1985 by Artic Computing. This Wavedash version is the ZX Spectrum release from Pixel Games UK.
A traditional 16-bit JRPG renaissance featuring side-view tactical combat, rich lore, and modernized quality-of-life design. The Northlands lie trapped under eternal snow, a freezing wilderness guarding the secrets of the Ancients and their fallen Goddess-Queen, the Timeless Widow. Thrust into a tragic tale of betrayal and ancient power, the legendary Black Knight must rally an unlikely crew of misfits to stop a calamity centuries in the making. Key Features: Classic 16-Bit Aesthetic: Beautifully refined 2D sprite art, highly detailed environments, and expressive combat animations. Turn-Based Side-View Combat: Strategic, spell-heavy battle mechanics built on traditional JRPG party foundations. Living, Story-Rich World: Dozens of sidequests, hidden secrets, and unique dialogues for every NPC encountered across the realm. Modernized Exploration: Quality-of-life enhancements including an organized quest log to track main and side objectives effortlessly. Epic Hybrid Soundtrack: An atmospheric score by Alexander Ehlers blending traditional orchestral arrangements with modern electronic elements.
Create and customize your character's traits and core attributes to survive a dangerous wasteland in this 2D fantasy role-playing game.
Island Escape is a cute and chill game about being stranded in a small island and figuring out a way to escape. How fast can you escape?
A Backrooms-inspired, real-time 3D text adventure / interactive fiction horror game. You don’t control the character with WASD - you tell them what to do using text. Explore endless yellow corridors, investigate strange rooms, use items, hide, run, and survive a creature that reacts to sound, light, and movement. The world continues in real time while you type, making every command part of the tension. Features Natural-language text commands with a highly reactive custom parser Fully explorable 3D horror environment Real-time creature AI that reacts to sound, light, and movement Atmospheric story, environmental exploration, multiple endings, and no combat-focused gameplay Keep moving. Listen carefully. And whatever happens - don’t follow the voice.
Engage with simple arcade-style visuals featuring floating orbs set against a glowing green gradient backdrop.
Classic handcrafted Metroidvania action based on the comic book. Play as Tatiana Rocheva, a cybernetically enhanced soldier sent deep into the Siberian forest. Infiltrate a mysterious, fully automated weapons facility, destroy dangerous enemy technology, and discover the truth behind the secret installation. Features: Classic Exploration: Fully interconnected, handcrafted maps with zero random or rogue-like elements. Character Progression: Discover essential abilities and optional upgrades to reach new areas and grow stronger. Balanced Boss Battles: Challenge tough, pattern-based bosses guarding facility sectors. Non-Linear Story: Uncover the narrative at your own pace with multiple endings based on your choices. Retro-Modern Design: Classic 2D action platforming paired with modern design polish.
You awaken inside an ancient castle on a isolated island, with no memory of how you arrived. Rumors speak of dark rituals, stolen souls, and an ancient evil that ensures no visitor ever leaves. Refusing to succumb to despair, you set out to explore the grounds, face its horrors, and find a way back home. Features: Seamless World: The entire castle functions as one continuous open map with no loading screens. Retro 3D Aesthetics: Visual style and atmosphere inspired by classic early 3D horror titles. Survival & Puzzles: Navigate deadly traps, battle monsters and the undead, solve riddles, and locate hidden lore texts. Inventory & Tools: Scavenge items throughout the castle to bypass obstacles and unlock new areas. Expanded Media: A companion novelization is available on Amazon, and the official music soundtrack is available on all your favorite Streaming Services This game was designed for desktop and laptop devices and does not support tablets or phones. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Version 0.80 (Open Beta) BETA-Test is live for Reiver! Please give me feedback, report bugs, and let me know how we can improve this game! Reiver is a grim dark-fantasy horror hex crawl about desperate people crossing a dying land beneath the shadow of the Pale Spire. Gather a company of thieves, deserters, pilgrims, hedge-wizards, mercenaries, vagabonds and other doomed souls, then push into the wilderness in search of relics, coin, answers—and a way to survive what waits at the center of the Marches. Every journey costs time and supplies. Every road can turn bad. Every night spent in the wild gives the dark another chance to find you. The world is full of ash wastes, drowned bogs, dead forests, forgotten barrows, ruined temples and isolated hamlets struggling to endure. Hunt and forage when you can. Pray at strange shrines. Recruit henchmen. Scavenge equipment. Take dangerous jobs. Decide when to fight, when to flee, and when whatever you found is valuable enough to risk bringing home. Combat is fast, brutal and unforgiving. Wolves, brigands and restless dead are only the beginning. The farther you travel, the stranger the world becomes: faceless pilgrims, impossible geometry, things beneath black water, and creatures that seem less like animals than mistakes in reality. Above it all stands the Pale Spire. And sooner or later, your company will have to climb. Reiver features: Old-school, rules-light party-based RPG gameplay Open-ended hex-crawl exploration Dangerous wilderness travel and resource management Hirelings, henchmen and expendable adventurers Dark fantasy equipment, relics and trophies Barrows, ruins, shrines, settlements and hidden sites Brutal turn-based combat where retreat is often the smart choice A rising sense of Doom as the world grows increasingly unnatural Lovecraftian horror without abandoning its filthy medieval fantasy roots A seven-floor final descent into madness through the Pale Spire You are not heroes. You are Reivers. Take what you can. Learn what you shouldn't. Survive long enough to regret it. Like the art? Every hex tile, enemy, portrait and illustration in Reiver is available as an asset pack for your own games: https://simianspark.itch.io/hex-crawl-dark-fantasy Rules: Reiver is built on Knave (first edition) by Ben Milton, used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). We adapted the rules for a video game and added systems of our own, including the hex map, Renown, the events and the Pale Spire. Reiver is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ben Milton or Questing Beast. Get Knave from Ben Milton: https://questingbeast.itch.io/knave
Rise up and put your name on the leaderboard. Beware of incoming obstacles and hostiles
A semi-idle crafting sim inspired by Path of Exile, for when you still love the loot but not the grind. Forge gear, gamble on affix rolls, and equip the adventurers who quest and delve in your place. Craft their gear, seal their fate.
Eaglercraft is a browser-based sandbox game inspired by classic Minecraft versions. It recreates the core survival and creative mechanics, including mining resources, crafting tools, building structures, and exploring block-based worlds. The game is designed to run entirely inside a web browser, making it accessible on devices where installing software is restricted. I intend to make no money from this...
Voxel World Survive in an endless, randomly generated voxel world. Break blocks, collect them, and place them wherever you like - build your own shelter, home, or even a small fortress with your own hands. Explore and gather resources during the day, then defend yourself against zombies that come out at night. With simple controls, a clean visual style, and a smooth build-and-survive loop, it plays comfortably on both PC and phone.
A third-person survival climb where you chase drifting patches of sunlight across procedural terrain, dodge the shade thrown by moving blockers, and push for the summit before the warmth runs out.
3D · Third Person · Adventure
Help Sillynder stop the dangerous cryptomining virus that has taken control of the nuclear power plant. Explore the area, collect items and use them to solve puzzles in this Dizzy-like game that was developed in Defold in 14 days from scratch for the Defold Game Jam 2026.
Race karts simultaneously across colorful 3D tracks in this split-screen racing game. Steer around sharp curves, maintain speed, and compete for top lap positions.