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A first-person narrative adventure game about exploring a cult compound in the remote New Mexico desert. Discover the lives of the former inhabitants -- what brought them together, what they believed, and why they ended it all.
7 years ago, your best friend Leo Williams mysteriously disappeared, and no one had the slightest clue where he went. Seven years after this incident, Leo was declared dead since no one could find him. And now you are in possession of his belongings. But something about his stuff seems off... Something says he's still out there. And many more too. Broken Through is a full length psychological story rich horror game experience that blends terrifying scenarios with dreamish visuals combined with a nostalgic retro theme. Wander through this world with caution at all time. There’s more than what meets the eye.
Write letters on your typewriter based on people's requests in this cozy Violet Evergarden-inspired game.
Classic defend the castle game with lots of fun store items and weapons!
The "Catacombs" is a found footage game that plays through the perspective of a VHS camera showing a person venturing deep into the Catacombs of Paris. After exploring far into the maze that lives under Paris the player begins to feel they're being followed.
Stop time! In space! A short hand-painted retro adventure about crashing a party to save the world.
You've just inherited the estate of your distant relative, Dr. Hague Shoal, who disappeared nearly a century ago. His home has been abandoned for decades, and the real-estate company refuses to send any more appraisers. They insist that you go and clear out the property yourself. What's the big deal? What happened to the appraisers? And what's that scraping sound coming from the walls? Husk is a short, atmospheric horror game taking you through the story of Dr. Shoal, as you uncover his past, and the horror that awaits in his decrepit home.
B.E.S.T is an adult visual novel where romance, competition, and betrayal intertwine. 100 participants. $500,000 at stake: who will you trust? Make your choices, build your relationships, seduce or betray… and become the last one standing.
Don't Give Up on Me! is a romance-comedy visual novel about a simple love confession going wrong in the most unpredictable, absurd and insane ways ever imagined. Experience five different days in which Yorokobi Akihiko tries to confess to his crush, each one with their own plot and shenanigans. In the end, will Akihiko manage to confess?
Harvest Resources. Impose Your Will. Discover The Unknown. Daniel Mullins' (Inscryption, Pony Island) winning entry into Ludum Dare 52. An incremental game made in just 48 hours! Free to download from here: https://dmullinsgames.itch.io/boba
An Insight Into The Past... Taking place right before the events of Maguntsche: Chapter Two, you are a factory employee at the Pallen Organs Company who has awaken in a mysterious room with no memory of what happened before you were put here. The room has no windows or doors. Your goal is to find a way out. If there is one. But what is this? A hidden world is revealed with every blink. The air is cold and the space lacks light. Perhaps this darkness might shed some light on the unfortunate circumstances you have found yourself. A Gift to Maguntsche Fans... Releasing on the anniversary of Maguntsche: Chapter One, Eight Corners will give players the insight they need to be immersed in the growing universe when Chapter Two launches later this year. How To Play... Every 15 seconds, you will find yourself in one of two places. Our world or the realm. Our world acts as a "safe zone" where the player can charge their flashlight by accessing one of the terminals. If you enter the right sequence at the terminal, you gain +25% of your flashlights charge. When in the realm, there are two location you can be attacked from, using your flashlight you can flash an enemy using 25% of the charge to push them back away. There is a five second cool down for every time you use the flash ability. Your task is to survive as long as possible. Increasing Difficulty... The longer you survive, the more difficult the game becomes. The recharge sequences will gradually grow longer in length, and the enemies will approach more quickly.
A PS1 style game where you have to collect garbage.
The player watches old recordings from their (strangely familiar?) dreams, starting from what seems to be a normal day in the streets of your home town...
The pale rain is coming.
Shoot the Juicers.
The Interview is a short, atmospheric horror and mockumentary game about a place you don't want to work.
Lucky Paradox is a harem focused adult visual novel with a mysterious and puzzling Story. You will also find loads of cuteness, love, and passion.
It's deadline time! Stick the speech bubbles from a manga together against the clock! Speed Bubble is a fast-paced experience in which you will try to make sense of the ridiculous dialogues in a manga. Lay out the speech bubbles (there are 90 different ones!) as best you can, and have fun reading the nonsense you have just created.
Moth House is a collectible horror game that is an adventure game in an old house where many varieties of moths dine, which you will catch. The house is very dark and all you find in your pockets is a box of matches, with which you can light your way a little.
Silly game devised by an idiot and created by another idiot. Mash buttons.
The Third Wish is a sci-fi point & click adventure about a family and fate and consequence. Full voice acting.
Spellzone is an RPG where the player controls a team of heroes who explore Tulneau Island. While this game uses a standard turn-based battle system, some tactical approaches may be required in order to defeat enemies. Most in-game action takes place in the forest areas of Tulneau island, but you will also travel through deep underground passages, mines, rural areas, and cities.
Lord of knives.
Outstanding visual design, smoking hot girls, and incredibly easy to play! What else could you want for a perfect gaming experience?