The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante — is a mixture of role-playing simulator and strategy, a game in which you have to plunge into an unimaginable atmosphere where there are Gods, there is no justice, and everything needs to be achieved on your own. In the great Arknian empire, no one can achieve anything if it is not prepared for him by Gods and fate. Here everyone lives as it was suggested to him from childhood, from birth. Ordinary commoners have no chance of breaking out into the people, and the great families and families throughout the history of the state promote their own into the ranks of the masters. Well, in this terrible and unfair world you will play the role of a typical commoner, who is destined for a terrible fate from birth, but who decided to challenge fate and rewrite his history.

Redneck Ed Astro Monsters Show — is an interesting arcade beat’em up, where you have to learn about the behind-the-scenes life of extraterrestrial show business. Your hero, a somewhat unusual guy named Ed, once lost his face. More than anything, he wants to return what was lost, but for this he will have to overcome many difficulties. Explore the life behind vibrant and colorful performances. You have to gain recognition from the wider audience in order to gain appreciation and the opportunity to regain your face.

For the People — is a game that combines elements of simulation, strategy and visual novel. The game, in which we can test ourselves as a representative of a totalitarian regime, a newcomer to the mayor of a small town, was developed by the independent Russian team Brezg Studio. For the People takes us to an industrial city called Iron-1. As newly appointed Mayor Francis River, we must face the challenges this place is facing at the forefront of a deepening social crisis and huge economic deficits. Although we will not be able to help everyone in need, we must make an effort to fulfill our duty and improve the quality of life of residents or, conversely, take care only of our interests and try at all costs so as not to disappoint the party behind us, whatever it did not cost the citizens.