Lord of the Wilds, unleashed by AuroraDawnGames in 2025, is a simulation and strategy odyssey that plunges players into a savage frontier where only the cunning endure. You awaken as a banished noble, surrounded by the remnants of a shattered past—crumbling stones and desolate plains your only inheritance. The land teems with peril: rival lords encroach with greedy eyes, orc warbands descend from jagged peaks, and undead horrors rise under moonless nights. Your path is clear yet treacherous—rebuild, fortify, and conquer until you stand as the uncontested master of this wild domain, a beacon of order in a sea of ruin.

Only Way is Down is a challenging 3D platformer where you control a cat who accidentally dozed off on construction materials and woke up at the top of an unfinished skyscraper. Your goal is to make your way down, overcoming wobbly platforms and daring jumps to reach home. The game tests your aim — put too many paws on the edge and the cat will fall. The environment is a detailed cityscape with steel girders, scaffolding and cranes to climb, jump and swing on. You can customize your feline hero by choosing different types of cats, eye colors and accessories like hats and glasses. The game combines elements of action, adventure, casual, indie and simulation, offering vibrant cityscapes as you descend through increasingly difficult levels. Developed by Jilted Generation Productions, this infuriating yet charming adventure requires feline reflexes and careful navigation.

Nif Nif is an indie deck-building strategy game from Springfox Games that offers a cozy forest adventure suitable for players of all skill levels. You guide Nif Nif, or Cat, a piglet through procedurally generated maps, building a deck of cards with special abilities to prepare for boss encounters. Gameplay combines card strategy with gardening and cooking mini-games in which you collect seeds, plant them, and make soup potions. With an accessible, non-violent approach and quirky animal characters in a colorful world, the game provides both strategic depth for experienced players and a gentle entry point for newcomers, including children, who can practice mental math as they play. Progression includes unlockable hats that change abilities, leveling up, and various achievements, ensuring a new experience with each playthrough.

STEEL HUNTERS is an intriguing addition to the competitive shooter world, offering gamers a chance to engage in fast-paced combat with a unique twist. At its core is the control of giant swords known as Hunters, each with different abilities and styles. These mechs are the user’s main tool in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity desperately clings to the precious resource of Starfall.

Cinemaster Cinema Simulator puts gamers in the setting of running a movie theater. The title gives players the opportunity to control day-to-day operations such as ticket printing, managing showtimes, and providing concessions. It is a simulator where success depends on careful planning. Users must monitor inventory to ensure that items such as popcorn and drinks are always available for customers.

Galacticare is your chance to save the galaxy, one patient at a time! As the new CEO of an intergalactic medical company, you must build a network of hospitals and ensure that patients live as long as possible — for money and out of a sense of responsibility. You must design, equip and upgrade hospitals, manage the flow of patients with terrible diseases, hire doctors with different skills and experience, and meet the needs of patients for food, urination, art and much more. You can build and upgrade experimental treatment facilities and meet many unique characters who are also skilled surgeons. Learn their methods, growth potential and personalities over the course of an extensive campaign.

Haste, forged by Landfall and unleashed on April 1, 2025, is a dynamic blend of action, adventure, open world freedom, racing, and casual ease that catapults players into a universe racing toward ruin. You step into Zoe’s shoes, a relentless runner in a cosmos where time and terrain crumble in her wake. Across ten Shards—each a procedurally spun tapestry of perilous beauty—she sprints toward portals that promise escape, driven by whispers of a greater mystery behind the universal decay. This isn’t a stroll through the stars; it’s an adrenaline fueled odyssey where every second counts and every stride defies the void.

Koira is a casual indie adventure game from Studio Tolima where you and your puppy must journey through a musical forest and form a true bond with your canine companion. Throughout your journey home, you’ll feed and care for your furry friend while exploring a variety of environments including shady groves, snowy hills, and dark caves. Gameplay revolves around solving ancient puzzles, activating mysterious monuments to restore the forest, and helping forest creatures you encounter along the way. Stealth and courage are essential as hunters lurk in the shadows, posing a constant threat to you and your pup. This heartwarming story about friendship places a strong emphasis on cooperation as you and your pup must support each other to overcome challenges and return home safely.

Letters of Bernard Thorne, forged by Korean Linguistics Lab and released on March 29, 2025, is a gripping concoction of horror, adventure, text-based immersion, simulation, and puzzle mastery that traps players in the tormented world of a war ravaged veteran. Bernard Thorne, bound to a motorized wheelchair after decades of pain, roams his dilapidated house—a relic of a life steeped in sorrow. The story ignites with his sudden compulsion to ascend to the attic, a destination cloaked in enigma, driving him through a night where routine crumbles into terror. This isn’t a quiet reflection; it’s a harrowing quest through a past that refuses to stay buried.

BUTTON PRISON, brought forth by daimaGAME on April 1, 2025, is a haunting concoction of simulation, hidden object tension, and horror that confines players in a room where escape is a cruel riddle. You awaken to silence, surrounded by bare furniture and walls plastered with buttons—thousands of them, each a potential key or a harbinger of doom. The narrative is stark: find the correct button to break free, or linger forever in this forsaken chamber. Yet, as the air thickens with unease, it becomes clear this prison isn’t just a place—it’s a predator, watching, waiting, and twisting your every move.