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Scribble it! brings classic party drawing games back to life. Featuring 3 different multiplayer game modes it offers a diverse gaming experience. Thousands of words in both English and German provide for an entertaining gameplay that won't get boring.
Deru is a cooperative puzzle game that mixes eye catching abstract art with mind bending puzzles to a unique gaming experience. In this couch co-op experience two players team up to overcome the boundaries of shadow and light and succeed through teamwork, timing and tactics.
Drink More Glurp is a wacky physics, sports(ish), hot seat, party game. Aliens have copied our 'Earth' games and have got it all slightly wrong. Sponsors will randomly take control of events and twist them to fit their agenda creating havoc for the athletes. Support for up to 20 players all from one controller.
Once upon a time, somewhere and somehow, Grim Reaper choose the wrong door. Angelo – young lazy bum, oh sorry - a blogger, powered by his blogger skills, must turn on “point-n-click adventure” mode, go around the whole inferno, meet locals, and get back. We made this Hell for you to enjoy.
Tinboy is a puzzle-platformer, with a massive difficulty level. The game-play style is a mix between Angry Birds and Ninja roping in the 'Worms' games!
A darkly-enticing story about unrequited love; Broken Dreams is a casual platforming game featuring full voice-acting, beautiful hand-drawn environments and a twist on the original platforming mechanic!
BlackSmith HIT – Hit the iron when it is hot! And show who is the real blacksmith!
Challenge your friends in a naval battle of steering, pushing and shooting. Keep your ship on-screen and avoid crashing with land to survive.
The official digital version of TOP 100 board game of all time – Istanbul!
Auralux: Constellations is the awaited sequel to Auralux, the critically acclaimed minimalistic Real Time Strategy game. Explore a dozen new gameplay mechanics through each constellation, one new feature at a time. It's Real-Time Strategy, deconstructed.