TR-49, whose gameplay relies on listening to and comparing fragments, is a hybrid of audio drama and deductive investigation. The central element of the narrative is a mysterious World War II-era device hidden in a church basement. Created by engineers Cecil Calderley and Beatrice Duler, this device contains a vast archive of rare books and letters. For 50 years, data was downloaded into it in an attempt to crack the code of reality itself.

A Highland Song is a testament to the creative prowess of inkle Ltd, blending the charm of adventure gaming with the unique allure of indie storytelling. The game unfolds against the backdrop of the Scottish Highlands, with picturesque landscapes and a narrative woven through the strings of a musical journey. Visually, the game is a work of art, with lush, hand-drawn landscapes capturing the beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Every scene is meticulously crafted, immersing players in a world where the natural wonders are complemented by the harmony of a musical score. The art style is a tribute to the indie spirit, creating an atmosphere that is both captivating and intimately tied to the narrative.

Pendragon — is a turn-based strategy game inspired by the legend of King Arthur. The action begins in 673. Jealous Sir Mordred leads to the dissolution of the Knights of the Round Table. King Arthur will have to fight the last war of his life if he wants to save the ideals on which Camelot was built. Pendragon is an unusual story-driven strategy game. When starting the game, we select one of several characters. Each of them has unique features that affect the storyline and the possibilities available in the game. For example, Morgan le Fay is insidious, Sir Gawain abuses alcohol, Lancelot still looks at the world like a Frenchman, and Queen Guinevere suffers from the mistakes of the past.