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You play Enzo Favara, who grew up doing forced labor and now wants to earn his place in the Torrisi crime family in 1900s Sicily. It is a third-person action game built around the story, with stiletto knives, sawed-off shotguns, horses and early motorcars, moving between the countryside and the city alleys. The 2025 game comes with two bonus DLC packs, Gatto Nero and Padrino.

You are an Earth Directorate agent sent to the Arcadia colony to track down the source of rifts that threaten all of humanity. The colony is in a three-way fight between its ruling Protectorate, a rebellion from its own religious order and a corporate invasion, and every faction wants the rifts for its own ends. You build your character the way you like, recruit companions with their own goals, and the 2025 sequel reacts to the choices you make.

Joe Musashi comes home to find his village burned and his clan turned to stone, so he sets out for revenge. You chain combos with a katana, kunai and ninja magic, pick up amulets that change your abilities, and find tools that open hidden paths through more than a dozen stages. The hand-drawn 2D game comes from the team behind Streets of Rage 4 and came out in 2025.

Kazuma Kiryu gets out after three years in prison and finds that his adopted daughter Haruka has been hit by a car, is in a coma, and has a baby son he now has to look after. With the baby in tow, he heads from Tokyo's Kamurocho to the seaside town of Onomichi in Hiroshima, where the local yakuza are hiding something. It is a crime story with street brawling and lots of side activities, on PC since 2021.

You play Gabriel, a soldier on a mission from the Sun God, exploring the cursed island of Tormentosa in a nightmare version of Spain called Hispania. Your blood is your ammunition, so every shot drains your health and you keep weighing attack against survival. You fight statues that come to life, solve puzzles and upgrade your weapons with coins you find, in this 2026 horror game.

You lead a small crew of civilians through space as they look for a new home. You build your ship or station tile by tile in any shape you like, then keep it livable by managing oxygen, carbon dioxide, toxic gases, temperature and power. Your crew have their own needs and moods, and along the way you meet other groups travelling through space.

You climb out of your shelter after the apocalypse onto an island full of monsters and no other people. Nearly every object can be smashed for materials, and you use them to craft gear, build outposts, farm, fish and cook meals that give permanent upgrades, plus solve puzzles in old tombs. The goal is to find a way off the island, and the 2021 game also has local co-op.

You solve more than 800 nonogram puzzles, the grid-based number logic kind, and each one turns into a piece of furniture or decoration for your rodent friend's empty home. You can design the rodent itself from snout to tail and collect stickers and accessories as you go. There is no time limit, and hints and a logic-assist system can be switched on or off depending on how much help you want.

Dungeons of Hinterberg is a 2024 action adventure set in Hinterberg, a village in the Austrian Alps that has turned into a tourist hotspot for dungeon exploring. You play as Luisa, who leaves her office job behind, fighting monsters with sword and magic and solving a different puzzle twist in each dungeon. In the evenings you spend time with locals and other adventurers, and some of those friendships help make you stronger.

Escape Academy is a 2022 puzzle game where you enroll at a school that trains students to become expert Escapists. Each lesson is a handcrafted escape room made with designers of real-life escape rooms, from defusing a bomb at a tea party to climbing a tower that is filling with water. You can play it all alone or with a second player in split-screen co-op, on the same couch or online.

TR-49 is a 2026 narrative deduction game about a World War II-era machine hidden in a church basement. When it whirs to life, a man's voice asks you to find a stolen book that he only knows by its title. You search the machine's archive of books, letters and journals, link sources to uncover its creators' secrets, and talk with him as it plays out like an audio drama.

Braid, Anniversary Edition is a 2024 remaster of the indie puzzle platformer, with every world repainted in high resolution and new sound effects. You travel through worlds where time behaves strangely, rewinding and pausing it to get past hazards and collect puzzle pieces while searching for a princess. This edition adds a new world of puzzles and more than 15 hours of commentary from Jonathan Blow, artist David Hellman and others from the team.

INDIKA is a 2024 third-person story adventure set in a distorted, alternative Russia where religious visions run into harsh reality. You play as Indika, a young nun sent on an errand outside her monastery, with the devil himself talking to her along the way. The story leans on dark humor and questions of faith and authority, with puzzles throughout and pixel-art mini-games that reveal her troubled past.

A Monster's Expedition is a 2020 open-world puzzle adventure about a monster exploring hundreds of islands to learn about humans. You push trees over to make paths, working out how to reach each new island, some right in front of you and others well off the main route. Exhibits from a dig site explain human history with plenty of rumor and guesswork, and the simple rules hide a lot of depth.

Bonfire Peaks is a 2021 puzzle game set on a voxel-art island, built around moving upward and leaving things behind. The puzzles revolve around setting your belongings on fire, and new mechanics keep appearing as you work your way up. It is a game about closure, made by designer Corey Martin with co-design by Alan Hazelden.

The 7th Guest Remake is a 2026 version of the classic puzzle adventure, rebuilt for modern platforms. Six guests have been invited to the mansion of Henry Stauf, a wealthy toymaker, and you explore the house to find out who the seventh guest is and what he wants with them. The puzzles are redesigned and tied to the story, and the cast appears as live actors recorded with volumetric video inside the house.

Crawling Angels is a 2026 physics-based horror puzzle game with sandbox elements, set at a midnight carnival that no child has ever left. At its center is the Forever Chicken, a living ragdoll, and you use all kinds of tools on it to work out what it wants, whether that is being shot, exploding or just watching. Under the eye of Uncle Tontine you whisper with other children, solve riddles and odd physical challenges, and slowly uncover the truth about the carnival.

Exo One is a 2021 space exploration game that starts with an alien signal sending humanity the blueprints for a strange craft. You pilot that craft on humanity's first trip beyond the solar system, controlling gravity to roll down hills, build momentum and launch into the sky. Each planet is a quiet, desolate landscape, and you ride updrafts through the clouds while heading toward a blue beam on the horizon.

Juno: New Origins is a 2023 aerospace sandbox, formerly called SimpleRockets 2, where you build rockets, airplanes, cars and almost anything else from customizable parts. Your creations are tested with realistic physics on land, at sea, in the air and in space, and you can automate them with a visual programming language or make your own planets. In Career Mode you run an aerospace company, completing contracts and milestones to unlock new technology.

ΔV: Rings of Saturn is a 2023 physics-based space sim where you captain an independent mining ship in the debris-filled rings of Saturn. Your main job is to dig up minerals and sell the ore at Enceladus station, though you can also hire crew, change ships, hunt bounties or smuggle weapons. It sticks closely to real science, so lasers are invisible without a medium, every thrust pushes things around, and the story is driven by the people you meet.

Badlands Crew is a 2025 mix of driving, building and strategy set in a lawless wasteland after an apocalypse. You build your battle wagon from parts like flamethrowers, gatling guns, engines and armor, then manage your crew on missions to man the guns, repair the rig and heal each other while you drive past hazards and giant sandworms. Four warlord-led factions roam the Badlands, and your choices shift their influence as you take strongholds and save survivors.

Instruments of Destruction is a 2024 vehicle action game where you work as a test pilot for Sharpe Industries, wrecking structures at remote outposts. You drive and fly more than 130 machines, like flying bulldozers and rocket tanks, through two campaigns, high-score challenges and a sandbox mode with detailed destruction physics. An editor lets you build your own vehicles, maps and structures and share them on Steam Workshop.

Space Engineers is a 2019 sandbox engineering game where you design, build and maintain ships, space stations and planetary bases. Everything is made from physical parts, so it can all be taken apart, damaged and destroyed. You explore planets and space, mine asteroids and fight, either in Creative mode or in Survival, solo or with friends.

The Greatest Penguin Heist of All Time is a 2026 physics sandbox for one to eight players, starring a gang of kleptomaniac penguins. You pick a heist and a loadout, then sneak in, steal and get out, either quietly without hurting anyone or by blowing everything up. There are 18 heists with side quests, over 100 weapons, items and outfits, and extra modes such as pizza baking, zombie survival and PvP.

Wobbledogs is a 2022 3D pet simulation where you raise a growing colony of wobbly dogs that are physically simulated right down to their guts. As they age they enter a pupal stage and mutate, and the food they eat fills their guts with flora that shape those changes. You build and decorate rooms for them, and with no set goals you can play at your own relaxed pace.

Besiege Master Engineer Edition bundles Besiege, a physics building game where you construct machines to wreck armies and castles, with The Splintered Sea and The Broken Beyond expansions. The Splintered Sea adds water, a 15-level ocean campaign and eight new blocks, while The Broken Beyond takes you into space with an 11-level campaign and 13 new blocks. It also includes a soundtrack album and an animated engine skin for the starting block, and the base game has a campaign plus multiplayer.

This is an add-on for Hasbro’s Battleship, the digital version of the naval board game, and you need the base game to play it. It adds four more commanders, each with their own abilities, and four new arenas for Commanders Mode. The base game is in the same bundle, so the top tier gets you both.

This is the official digital version of Hasbro's naval board game, with a Classic Mode where you hide your fleet and take turns firing at the other side's grid. Commanders Mode changes things up with commanders from different eras, resources to spend, special abilities and new ship shapes. You can play against the computer or against other players online, and it came out in 2018.

You spin the spinner and travel the board of life, choosing college or a career, making money, buying a house and maybe starting a family. Each choice is a safe route or a risky one, and the goal is to retire with the most wealth. This 2015 version has several modes for one to four players, including fast-play and single-player, and lets you save and come back later.

The host of a party is found dead at the bottom of the stairs, and up to six players take the roles of the classic suspects to find out who did it, with which weapon and in which room. You move between rooms making suggestions, and another player has to show you a matching card if they hold one. A digital clue sheet keeps track of what you have seen, and you can play solo, online or on one screen in this 2018 release.

This add-on needs Clue/Cluedo: Classic Edition and unlocks 10 boards with 72 playable suspects in all. Themes range from the classic Tudor Mansion to a Hollywood studio, a vampire castle, Snowy Peaks, the Murder Express, the Wild West, a masquerade, an Egyptian adventure, a tropical mystery and a Sherlock Holmes board. It also adds the Internationals Character Pack, with six extra suspects such as Madame Rose and Prince Azure.

The rules stay simple: take turns drawing from the deck and hope you never end up with an Exploding Kitten. You play against friends or strangers online, or on your own, and try to steer the danger toward everyone else. This 2024 version adds customizable avatars, emojis, reactions and lots of game modes.

This add-on needs Exploding Kittens 2 and gives your games a seaside look. It adds two outfits, the seagull-style Sea Rat and the coconut-shaped Glenn Coco, along with a pineapple emoji pack. You also get a beach card back and a beach location, and the pack came out in 2024.

This add-on pass needs Exploding Kittens 2 and gives you three expansions at once: Imploding Kittens, Streaking Kittens and Barking Kittens. Imploding Kittens brings a card that goes back into the deck face up as a ticking bomb, plus cards like Reverse and Alter the Future. Streaking Kittens lets you hold an Exploding Kitten in your hand without blowing up as long as nobody steals it, and Humble's listing says the pass covers future expansions too.

This add-on needs Exploding Kittens 2 and gives it a spooky, fortune-teller theme. You get the Madame Beatrice and Cauldron Creature outfits, a Mystic Mayhem emoji pack and a matching card back. It also adds a new place to play, Madame Beatrice's House, and came out in 2024.

This official sequel to the classic board game has you spin, move your customized peg and make choices about school, work and family on an animated 3D board. It adds modern careers like video blogger and game designer, pet adoption and second chances such as changing jobs or going back to school. You can win on knowledge and happiness as well as wealth, and the 2020 game supports solo, online and local play.

This collection is for players who already own The Game of Life 2 and want every extra world, 10 in all according to the store. They include themed boards like Fairytale Kingdom, Haunted Hills, Frozen Lands, Age of Giants, Sandy Shores, Lunar Age, Sweet Haven and Superhero City, each with its own jobs and schools. It also adds 60 outfits, 60 avatars and 40 vehicles, and the listing says future themes are included too.

You can play the original murder mystery at the Tudor Mansion by the classic rules, or try the newer standard rules where rolling a magnifying glass draws a Clue card. There is also an interrogation mode only found in this version, where you question several suspects at once, and you unlock backstories, motives and alibis as you go. It came out in 2023 in fully animated 3D, and you can play against AI detectives, online or on one screen.

This 2023 expansion needs Clue/Cluedo and follows the Tudor Mansion suspects to the Black Adder Resort, where manager Callan Coral is found dead soon after inviting them all. You get the resort board with a new avatar, card back, clue sheet, snake dice and 12 tokens. It also bundles Case File Revisited #1, which adds two new suspects, Agent Gray and Analyst Hyacinth, plus four more tokens.

This 2025 expansion needs Clue/Cluedo and sets a new murder in the elegant Noir Mansion, with six sharp suspects such as a crime reporter, a lawyer and a con artist. New weapons include a revolver, a rotary phone and a silver candelabra, and you can toggle a shadowy noir filter at any point in the game. It also adds a new avatar, card back, clue sheet, dice set and 12 tokens, plus suspect backstories.

This 2024 expansion needs Clue/Cluedo and takes the case to a polar research station founded by the victim, Boddy Black, in the middle of a blizzard. You search its cramped rooms and figure out which suspect used which of six new weapons, from a shovel to a harpoon gun. It also includes a new avatar, card back, clue sheet, icy dice set and 12 tokens, plus more backstory for the suspects.

This add-on needs Clue/Cluedo and brings four Sherlock Holmes characters into the game: Holmes himself, Dr Watson, Irene Adler and Professor Moriarty. Each one has a new design and two tokens, one of them an alternate pose. They are not tied to any one expansion, so you can use them in any game right away, and the pack came out in 2026.

This 2024 expansion needs Clue/Cluedo and moves the mystery to Whispering Pines Retreat, a wellness center in the forest. Six supposed strangers came at the invitation of Boddy Black, and when he is murdered you work out which of them did it, and why. It also adds a new avatar, card back, clue sheet, dice set and 12 tokens, plus new backstories and motives.

You collect colored train cards and spend them to claim routes between cities, trying to complete the destination tickets you chose to keep. The game handles setup and rules for you, and you can play solo against AI opponents, online with strangers or friends, in slower asynchronous games over several days, or locally on one screen. This 2023 version is a 3D adaptation with characters, and expansion maps can be added on.

This add-on bundle needs Ticket to Ride and gives you 10 expansions in one go. The maps cover Europe, the Nordic countries, India, Legendary Asia, San Francisco, Switzerland, Japan, Africa, Germany and Poland, many with their own characters and bonus scoring. It also includes ticket packs such as USA 1910, which adds three more game modes, and Europa 1912.

Bendy and the Dark Revival is a 2022 first-person survival horror game and the sequel to Bendy and the Ink Machine. You play as Audrey, lost inside a creepy animation studio that has gone completely mad and is full of shadows and ink. To find a way home you fight ink-tainted enemies, solve puzzles, sneak around and stay out of the Ink Demon's way.

Bendy and the Ink Machine is a 2017 first-person horror game set in the abandoned workshop of Joey Drew Studios, an old cartoon animation studio. You play as Henry, who comes back to face his past and finds the place overrun with ink and twisted versions of its cartoons. The story is told in chapters, and you explore, solve puzzles and fight or flee from what lives there.

DreadOut is a 2014 third-person supernatural horror game about Linda, a high school student who ends up trapped in an old abandoned town after a school trip goes off course. The ghosts there are fought with the camera on her smartphone, and later with an SLR camera. Between encounters you solve puzzles that decide whether she makes it out.

DreadOut: Keepers of the Dark is a 2016 standalone horror game set in the DreadOut universe, framed as a missing chapter of Linda's story. The Lady in Red pulls Linda into the Mirror Realm, a hub that links to eight haunted areas. Each area holds ghosts for her to face, with more than 13 of them in total.

The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters is a 2020 Korean survival horror adventure about Mina Park, a student who wakes up at night inside Sehwa High. The school has been twisted by something dark, and a figure that looks like her teacher starts chasing her. To survive she has to leave the school and explore the surrounding district, meeting strange creatures and strangers while staying away from the demoness hunting her.

The Coma: Recut is a 2017 remaster of a Korean survival horror game, with hand-drawn 2D art and updated mechanics. You play as Youngho, a high school student trapped in a nightmare version of Sehwa High while a psychotic killer hunts him through the halls. You listen for footsteps, hide when she gets close and explore to piece together what is going on.

True Fear: Forsaken Souls is a 2016 psychological horror adventure and the first episode of a trilogy. You arrive at a candlelit house that has been sealed for years, where someone has been waiting a long time for you. Following clues and solving puzzles uncovers your sister's past and your own, and the hidden object scenes can be switched off if you prefer.

True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 2 is a 2018 horror escape game that continues Holly Stonehouse's story. Her search leads from the old family house to Dark Falls Asylum, which comes alive at night with a real threat on her trail. You collect clues, read notes and photographs and solve puzzles to escape and learn the truth about her mother and a possible second sister.

Bendy: Lone Wolf is a 2025 survival game set during the events of Bendy and the Dark Revival, starring Boris. You head into endlessly generated corridors of Joey Drew Studios looking for supplies and weapons, and every day gets harder. Ink creatures can be beaten back with timed attacks and traps, while the Ink Demon has to be avoided by hiding whenever you hear his heartbeat.

DreadOut 2 is a 2020 third-person horror adventure that follows Linda, a high school student who can sense and see ghosts, and it draws on Indonesian urban legends. You explore a small town by day and night, take on side quests and solve the legends haunting it, with some high school drama along the way. The smartphone ghost hunting from the first game returns, now joined by melee combat and boss fights in the supernatural realm.

F.E.A.R. 2: Reborn is a 2009 add-on for F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, and you need the base game to play it. It adds four new single-player levels that take place during the events of the main game, seen through the eyes of Replica Soldier 813. The mission starts with a powered armor drop into the ruins of Auburn, where a strange voice starts giving you orders that clash with your own.

F.E.A.R. 3 is a 2011 first-person shooter that mixes gunfights with paranormal horror and continues the story of Alma, who is now pregnant. You play as Point Man, a soldier with superhuman reflexes who can slow time, or as his undead brother Paxton Fettel, who has psychic powers. The two can team up in co-op with different abilities, and the campaign also works solo, with random events that make each run less predictable.

FEAR 2: Project Origin is a 2009 first-person shooter that starts minutes before the blast at the end of the first game. You play Sergeant Michael Becket, whose routine mission turns into a fight for survival against Alma Wade as her power spreads across the city. Combat lets you slow time and use the environment, and the game also has multiplayer.

FEAR: Ultimate Shooter Edition bundles the first FEAR game with its two expansions, Extraction Point and Perseus Mandate. In the main game a paramilitary force takes over an aerospace compound, an unexplained force tears apart the soldiers sent in, and you join the FEAR team to deal with it. Extraction Point picks up right after that ending with a helicopter crash, while Perseus Mandate follows a second team digging into the company's dark past, and its multiplayer is no longer available.

The Coma 2B: Catacomb is a 2024 Korean survival horror game that fills in the story between The Coma and The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters. You play as Youngho, back in the nightmare mirror version of the Sehwa district, collecting pages of notes that point to a relic sword that can stop the Vicious Sister. You explore, solve puzzles and trade items while a killer hunts you, and running or using your flashlight makes you easier to find.

True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3 is the 2025 final chapter of a psychological horror trilogy told as a point-and-click adventure. You work through puzzles and story cutscenes as the mystery around the Stonehouse family comes to its end. The goal is to get answers and face the family's demon, picking up where the first two parts left off.

An abyssal monster has woken up, and the chronomancer Friedrich uses his time machine to assemble heroes from the past to fight it. Each run you build a team of four from 12 characters, then lay out your own timeline of events such as treasures, merchants and dialogue choices to power them up. In the turn-based fights, heroes and enemies shift position in their group after each attack based on the energy used, and the game came out in 2024.

You place tiles on small planets to create biomes like forests and oases, completing quests that earn bonuses and refill your tile supply. The landscape reacts to what you build, natural disasters get in the way, and certain placements reveal special structures that let you do things like shuffle upcoming shapes. With three planet sizes and no set ending, this 2024 game plays a bit like a board game you can keep going.

You battle through a map of chess fights against the Coven, moving one piece per turn as in normal chess. Between battles you add classic and unusual fairy chess pieces to your army, collect relics that boost them and buy one-use items. Lose and you start again on a new timeline with a different map, enemies and rewards, and this 2023 game also has same-device multiplayer.

You play a young street artist sneaking around police patrols to paint walls that get harder and harder to reach. Its 60 puzzles are spread over five cities, Paris, São Paulo, Berlin, Tokyo and New York, and you can design your own tags. It also includes 40 short pieces on the history of street art since the 1960s, and it came out in 2018.

When war reaches his village, the mercenary captain Eden becomes the leader of a rebellion in Benerio, a province of a crumbling, corrupt empire. You fight grid-based battles against soldiers, bosses and huge monsters, using each unit's class and magic skills. Between fights you run your camp and get to know over 20 recruitable characters across 10 classes, and this 2022 release has a New Game+ mode.

You create a prisoner from three races and a set of criminal skills, then join one of two gangs and work your way up its ranks. You craft and hide items, upgrade your cell, tame space rats, get to know 18 fellow inmates and lead your crew in turn-based brawls for resources and respect. If you die you come back in a new body, and the goal of this 2024 game is to find a way out.

Based on a French audio comedy series by John Lang that pokes fun at fantasy role-playing, the game follows seven bumbling heroes, including a ranger, an elf, a dwarf and an ogre, into a dungeon. You level them up through skill trees, add one of three companions and fight over 100 kinds of enemies in turn-based battles, with difficulty running from a simple story mode to a punishing nightmare mode. This Deluxe Edition of the 2020 game includes the soundtrack and a goodies pack of artwork and extra music.

You play a soul-harvesting machine built by The Creator, sent into the underworld of Annwn to beat its seven Lords and save the one who made you. Fights are turn-based but quick, built around chaining movement and attack combos across short levels, with weapons from axes to spears to laser pistols. Along the way you collect Soul-Tech upgrades and talk to characters, and every run of this 2024 game plays out differently.

You play Oropo, stepping through gates into procedurally generated levels of the World of Twelve, picking paths, fighting creatures and running into events. Combat is turn-based and card-driven, with around 100 cards to collect and upgrade, and the flow of Wakfu energy shapes your combos. Odd characters like a dojo master and a bodybuilding granny hand out quests, and each run of this 2023 game brings new gems, blessings and curses.

Based on the Descent dungeon-crawling board game, this 2026 game has you form a party of adventurers and hunt for a lost relic before dark forces get it, in a story set before Descent: Legends of the Dark. You pick from eight heroes, level them up, upgrade gear at the Forge and use positioning, elevation and combo attacks in turn-based fights across 20 dungeons. It plays solo or in online co-op for up to four players, and friends can join in the middle of a dungeon.

A small sloth has been haunted by a ghost for weeks, and the Detective is the only one who can track it down. You explore the island, meet a strange bunch of characters and chase clues and little quests. It is the first game in the series, from 2018, and takes about an hour.

Someone has torn apart a town's celebration for a mysterious Invisible Wizard, and the Detective is called in to find out who did it. You wander around, talk to the locals and follow clues in a goofy 3D mystery. It is the second Frog Detective game, from 2019, and takes roughly an hour to finish.

The Detective and Lobster Cop head to a wild west county with no sheriff, and a case that looks simple turns into something shadier. You walk around chatting with odd characters and collecting clues in a family-friendly game full of jokes. It came out in 2022 as the third and last Frog Detective, and you can play it with friends by taking turns reading the dialogue out loud.

When people start disappearing in Field Town, detective Rick follows the clues to the abandoned mansion of ventriloquist Peter Hill. A strange ritual has brought one of his puppets to life as a killer, and it stalks anyone who goes inside. You solve escape-room style puzzles around the house to uncover what happened, in this 2024 horror game.

A merchant guild hires you as a roadwarden to explore a dangerous peninsula, protect travellers, help merchants and connect villages cut off from each other. Most of the game is text, framed by illustrated isometric pixel art, with dialogue choices, inventory puzzles, hit points, light survival and quests that run on an in-game clock. You pick a warrior, mage or scholar and shape your character's beliefs over a campaign of around 30 hours, released in 2022.

Detectives Ally and Old Dog are caught by the Cryptic Killer they have been chasing, and have to solve his box of puzzles to save two lives. Each player sees different items and clues, so you only get through by describing what you have and working it out together. It is for exactly two players online, each with their own copy on PC, Mac, phone or tablet plus voice chat, and it came out in 2023 as the first standalone chapter in the series.

A murder happens on the Orient Express, and Hercule Poirot has to work out which of the passengers, each with secrets of their own, did it. This version moves the story to 2023 and adds new twists and a second detective, Joanna Locke, so you play as both. You search for clues, question suspects and piece together the truth, in this 2023 adventure.

In a future where animals have replaced humans, the well-off live under a dome away from the polluted air while everyone else gets by outside. You play Brok, a private detective and former boxer raising his late wife's son Graff, as he looks into the accident that killed her and something bigger behind it. You can solve problems with your brain or your fists, since it mixes a classic adventure with beat 'em up combat and RPG elements, and the 2022 game also has local co-op.

This add-on needs BROK the InvestiGator and adds a prequel comic, released in 2026, about how Brok became a detective. After a scientist named Lia dies in a fire during an event called The Blackout, Brok, a former boxer whose wife has just died, moves to the Slums with her son Graff and has to find work to look after him. You can watch it as an animated, fully voiced comic from the main game's title screen or read it as a PDF, 25 pages either way.

Strange things have been happening at the White Oak Inn since the anniversary of a young woman's death, including her spirit roaming around and threatening letters to one of the staff. As Alex Hill, you solve puzzles, find clues and question suspects before time runs out. It is a classic point-and-click adventure from 2025 with full voice acting.

This is the first Broken Sword game rebuilt with 4K visuals and remastered audio, released in 2024. Tourist George Stobbart and journalist Nico Collard start in Paris and follow a conspiracy around the Knights Templar across Europe and the Middle East, solving puzzles and talking to a fully voiced cast. You can play with a more modern adventure setup or stick to classic point and click.

Set in Warsaw in the 22nd century, Gamedec casts you as a detective who works inside virtual game worlds, where people's real problems follow them in. You gather information by talking to witnesses and suspects and piece together what is really going on, in an isometric RPG with no combat at all. The story keeps adjusting to what you decide without judging you for it, and this is the Definitive Edition of the 2021 game.

In this 2024 game, Harrod and Willie visit a mountain abbey wrapped in mist, where a curse linked to an alchemist family and fairies is spreading again. You explore places like a fossil hall, a greenhouse, a hedge maze and caves, gathering clues among guests who all came with their own motives. It mixes pixel art with American comic-style illustrations, stars animal characters and has lore and items to collect.

You play Esther Katz, a young prosecutor who joins Fritz Bauer's special unit in 1956 Germany to go after Nazi criminals now living as respected citizens. You hunt for buried evidence, interrogate witnesses and suspects, and replay their testimony in your mind to spot what is true, twisted or made up. The 2025 game covers two long cases based on real crimes from the Nazi era.

You play a young necromancer who has taken over their late grandmother’s balcony garden but never got her green thumb, so you raise plants back from the dead instead. You balance water and fertilizer, fend off pests, learn spells and brew potions while getting to know the neighbours and your grandmother’s familiar spirit. It is built as a semi-idle game, so you can leave it running in the background or step in for deeper play and follow its story about grief and community.

You set out to restore the Guiyun Sect and the Misty Valley after the sect’s near-total destruction. The days are filled with farming with spells, fishing, cooking and crafting decorations for your home, plus battles along the way. As you grow closer to your new companions, you learn their stories and work toward immortality through spiritual cultivation.

You are Robert, a little lost robot trying to survive in a machine-ruled wasteland. You turn a dingy cave into a farm, planting odd robo-crops such as gears and lightbulbs and researching crop mutations. Between harvests you craft gadgets, upgrade yourself and explore ruined cities to uncover Earth’s dark secrets.

Twenty years after the Great Calamity, you leave the capital to settle in a quiet frontier village and start a farm. You tend crops, raise animals, craft and help your neighbours with their quests. Between chores, you and your fluffy Spellbook Companion explore dungeons and fight turn-based battles.

You step off the bus in Pixelia and decide how your story goes, with careers that include musician, politician, baker, hacker and president. You customize your character’s look, buy or rent a property, compose songs, cook meals and drive vehicles. You also have to watch your needs and health so you do not get sick.

You wake up in the forest beside Border Town, a village left in ruins after an orc invasion, and set out to restore it. You explore jungles, wetlands, snowfields and deserts, craft tools and weapons, and cultivate fields. Along the way you build relationships with the villagers, recruit them to help, and face fantastical creatures.

You wake among curious villagers after being thawed a century later, and set out to build a farm in this 2.5D farming RPG. Farming runs on a soil and compost system with dozens of crops and trees, and you can breed pets and farm animals across generations for rare colours and traits. You also meet more than 50 characters, cook new recipes and explore dungeons for treasure.

Fae Farm sends you to the enchanted island of Azoria to build a homestead and bring a little magic into everything you do. You craft, cook, brew potions, decorate your farm and unlock new areas as the seasons change. You can explore alone or with up to three other players.

Farm Manager World lets you start farms in different parts of the world, beginning with Europe and Central America. You research your soil, use fertilizers and crop rotation, raise and sell animals, and lay out your farm for efficiency. You can also trade resources with friends in multiplayer.

Farming Simulator 19 puts you in charge of a farm with machines recreated from real manufacturers, including John Deere for the first time in the series. You work fields on new American and European maps, grow crops such as cotton and oats, and look after livestock. It also supports online and co-op play, so you can share the work with friends.

You and your childhood friend head to the abandoned Snacko Island to start over and build its town back up from scratch. You explore four biomes, gather and craft, and customize your tools by combining gems for different effects. You also place new buildings and pick who runs each shop, all while playing as a cat.

You play Cassia, an airheaded young witch who is failing charms class, and Senna has agreed to tutor her even though she is not very nice. Puzzles come in 5x5, 10x10 and 15x15 sizes, with a small tutorial for newcomers to picross. Mistakes do not make you fail, and the cozy story fits in an afternoon with a lo-fi soundtrack.

Homgard is set in a world that has already ended, and you move through it by solving nonograms that reveal 25 regions and open new paths. There are 675 handcrafted puzzles with six new mechanics, including varied grid shapes and coloured cells that play by different rules, and every puzzle can be solved without guessing. Between puzzles you piece together hundreds of short written stories, and this is the first book in a four-part series.

LYNE is a minimalist puzzle game where you connect shapes and fill the board with interflowing paths. It has hundreds of pre-built puzzles, and an unlimited supply of procedurally generated ones is released daily. The audio is dynamic, and you can unlock colour palettes.

Mega Mosaic is a meditative game built around a single 250x250 grid puzzle. Its numbered clues, from 0 to 9, tell you how many light tiles go within one square of the clue, much like Minesweeper. Finishing sub-regions of the grid reveals pixel art, and there is a lo-fi soundtrack, over 10 hours of play and over 90 achievements.

Nekograms mixes mechanics from nonograms and sliding puzzles, and your job is to help cats get to sleep on cushions. Cats only move left and right and cushions only move up and down, and you earn stars for finishing a level in the fewest moves. There are 160 levels over 4 worlds and more than 15 cat breeds, and finishing the game unlocks Endless Mode.

The art has disappeared from a gallery, and you recreate the lost pixel art by solving each painting's logic puzzle, in the style of picross, nonograms and paint by numbers. There are 150 paintings to solve and 15 rooms to unlock. Each painting can be played in Normal, Pro and Master modes, and an endless Mystery Masterpiece challenge mode is included.

An evil genius gets hold of Professor Matrix's Piczle dust and sends out under_SCORE, a metal menace, to turn the world into black and white pixels. You control Score-chan and sidekick Gig, travelling around Piczleshire and solving nonograms to rebuild what was destroyed. It is an RPG-style 2D adventure with secrets, trophies and options like auto-filling empty rows and columns or making your own visual theme.

You play Pixel Girl, a superhero who turns problems into nonograms and solves them to save the day. You can join the Puzzle League, four fellow heroes based on crossword, sudoku, chess and jigsaw puzzles, and date them before the Villain interrupts with a doomsday plot. It is a romantic comedy with over 250 pixel puzzles and date spots that include a café, the library and a mountain climb.

Polimines blends Minesweeper and nonogram gameplay into one puzzle. It has 30 increasingly difficult levels, all hand-designed, and the different level shapes let new mechanics emerge. Guessing is never required, and the atmosphere is relaxing.

Polimines 2 combines Minesweeper and nonograms into a logic puzzle with 60 levels of different shapes and sizes. Each level is hand-crafted and tested so it can be solved without guessing, unlike traditional Minesweeper. There are no timers and the look is minimalist, so you can set your own pace.

Sherlock Holmes disappeared without leaving any clues while on vacation in Brazil, and you help SherloCat find him by solving nonograms. Every 10 completed nonograms reveal a new clue toward the answer. There are 120 levels from 10x10 to 25x25, with a relaxed Classic Mode and a Challenge Mode that adds a timer and an error limit.

In Tents and Trees you place tents next to trees on a grid, using the numbers around it to see how many tents belong in each row and column. Tents cannot touch each other, and each level has just one solution. There are hundreds of levels plus daily puzzles, and up to 4 players can solve together in local co-op.

Voxelgram is a 3D nonogram game where solving puzzles feels like sculpting in three dimensions, revealing a voxel model each time. The 256 puzzles are organized into 26 dioramas. Workshop support brings over 1,400 community puzzles, and procedural generation adds more.

Amelie lives with her dear friend Lilika in a lone manor in the middle of a field in the countryside, and she is forbidden from leaving the house. She awaits the arrival of her longtime penpal Sofia, to Lilika's dismay, and the question is what secrets Sofia will unravel. You play as three protagonists, Amelie, Sofia and finally Lilika, in a story of around 20,000 words and 1 to 1.5 hours of playtime.

In Bad End Theater you select a protagonist and explore a variety of terrible fates. The decisions you make in one story affect the others, and you can toggle those behaviors to open up new paths, though every path leads to a bad ending. Seeing all 40+ endings takes 1 to 3 hours, across 600 illustrations and 16k words.

CROSS†CHANNEL follows eight members of the Broadcasting Club at Gunjo Gakuin, a school for those the government considers unfit for society. After a disastrous field trip they find the school deserted, with themselves the only living people around. They try to mend broken friendships and finish a broadcast antenna to reach other possible survivors, across over 20 hours of play with multiple routes.

John is a young man suffering from severe depression, and he meets Lizzie, who seems affectionate and devoted but is violent and unstable enough that a normal boy would run away. John is willing to risk his safety to help her gain some mental stability. It is a psychological thriller where your choices affect both characters' mental states and can lead to very different endings.

Manten Aquarium in the heart of Tokyo has produced numerous urban legends, including that on the night of the full moon the waters turn to blood and man-faced fish lurk within. Junior high school students Mayu and Himeno come to investigate, then glimpse Mayu's missing little sister, Mari. You follow the story from Mayu's point of view and make choices across 3 main routes and over 30 endings, mostly bad.

Robin Hawkins is down on his luck, with a stagnating marriage to Sally, a daughter named Melody who no longer speaks to him and a draining job. In the middle of the night he meets Bell, the mysterious girl of his dreams, and those dreams are in danger of becoming nightmares. It is a kinetic novel with no choices or branches, and it contains sexual content and some psychological horror elements.

Honoka Asakawa is a reserved university student in snow-bitten Hokkaido who, after a personal tragedy, experiments with blood magic, an art thought long lost. She is able to visit the sealed world of Meiji-era Sapporo, where the cheerful mage Lady Yasue has lived for a century. As their feelings for each other develop, Honoka's first steps into that hidden world start to have catastrophic consequences.

A mysterious disease known as the Enigma afflicts the world, and the infected Chester washes up on a lonely island, Carlyle. There are no doctors from the mainland and the inhabitants seem oblivious of the epidemic, and a white forest named Enigma is said to devour people. It is a visual novel with multiple endings and an original soundtrack.

Hush Hush is a branching visual novel featuring the cast of the game Crush Crush. The story centers on five girls you must date, impress and make fall in love with you, and each is hiding a potentially dangerous secret you need to discover and address. It deals with adult interactions and some intense narrative and interpersonal relationships.

On a night in April 201X, the left arm of a general store owner is chopped off in the backyard of his own store. He says a doll kept in the store did it, but with no other witnesses his words carry little weight, and the doll and the arm are gone. The story follows the bizarre incidents unfolding around the town, with a reasoning system that unlocks short stories and other bonuses depending on how many of your answers are correct.

In the woods not far from the city is a school called the Miniature Garden, which holds its own Miniature Festival every three years. A rumor says an unnatural death will befall someone on the night of the festival. This year Yasunari and four other students find themselves trapped alone in the school that night, and the story has multiple endings and full voice acting.

A totalitarian State controls every part of life, and you are the manager it installed in an apartment building. You bug apartments while tenants are away, profile them for your superiors, then decide whether to report, cover up for or blackmail them. Dozens of quests and your decisions lead to one of several endings.

This add-on goes back to Beholder's grim dystopian future and introduces Hector, the ex-landlord succeeded by Carl Stein. You may remember him being beaten and dragged away, but the game says things are not always what they seem. The stories belong to the people living under one roof, including one who mews.

Your dream has come true: you are an intern at the Prime Ministry of a totalitarian state. You can become a diligent officer, a hardline careerist or a whistle-blower, and the game asks who sent you. The climb means scheming against employees, spying on your boss and completing paperwork.

Frank Schwarz lost his Ministry job after a setup, and only a deal with a high-ranking security officer kept him out of jail. Now he is a government spy posing as a landlord, searching tenants' apartments for contraband. So you get to be the landlord and the government's eyes in the same building. At the Ministry you scheme against co-workers and superiors, and you can play the rival factions against each other.

You guide the survivors through a randomly generated station, crafting tools and opening supply boxes so you do not starve from hunger and cold. Then comes the catch. They have to sleep just enough to stay alive, and as they do they slowly go mad and can no longer tell hallucination from reality. You choose from 15 survivors with unique skills, and you can play solo or in co-op with a friend.

You are the newest club member, tired of your run-down apartment and boring job, and the monkeys you watch are strangers who think they have privacy. Feeding the monkeys means interfering with them, which is strictly prohibited, and you can help them, extort them, expose them or sabotage their dreams anyway. The game wears its Mature rating openly, since it is about voyeurism.

You are hunting hidden items, over 250 of them across 25 levels. The levels run from Area 51 to the dream world and outer space, and you are helping an earthling named Shaun prove that aliens exist. Text hints point the way. You can zoom in anywhere, turn off cloaking holograms or just eat all the food. If you like jokes and pop culture winks with your hunting, this one is for you.

Your undead come from skeletons, zombies, orcs, harpies, elementals and even robots. Yes, robots. You pick parts for survivability, speed and combat power. Necro labs grow more body parts, and techno-magic devices upgrade the dead. Then you lead the horde through more than a dozen biomes to find the keys out of this strange world.

Isabella Song is a private detective and hacker, and her cases weave together into one story. How you get leads is up to you: searching the darknet, hacking drones, studying surveillance footage, blackmailing or interrogating. Wrong conclusions have consequences. The game even asks whether you would commit a crime yourself to save your loved ones, which is an uncomfortable question to put to a detective.

You are an ordinary engineer who survives a spaceship crash and reaches the abandoned Colony Base on a distant planet. The game tells you straight out that you will die a million times across 3 big procedurally generated locations. Each time, the Colony AI uses your DNA to make an exact copy that keeps your crystals and artifacts, so death is useful.

Picture a mining rogue-lite with tower defense mixed in. You roam an endless Wall in your robospider, a mobile base. You dig procedurally generated mines for resources and technologies, then get back before the next monster attack. Once you find blueprints you build turrets and repair stations. The neat trick is that the spider can break camp instantly, so you keep fighting on the move.

If you want more of the Wall, this expansion is for you. You dig through nine new mine biomes with relics and blueprints you have not seen before, and fight new enemies and bosses. A third party now guards the Wall's secrets, so the answers will take some fighting.

You are appointed senior conductor of a legendary train, and the conductor is always right. You monitor passengers, decide what to do with fare-evaders, search baggage and call the police if you find prohibited items. Moving up the train gets you into the dining car and VIP carriages, and secret missions can earn a promotion.

Six characters, and each one plays differently. They all end up in old crypts and tombs full of evil spirits and otherworldly monsters, fighting hordes, tougher elites and bosses. The right artifact can change a hero's skills entirely, so the hero you start with may not be the hero you finish with.

It is a survivor-like roguelite inspired by 80s action movies, with relentless goons and bandits coming at you. Bring down scaffolding on them or slam them with a microwave door, which you do not see on many weapon lists. Dozens of attacks chain into combos of up to six, and every location has its own boss.

You wake up as a king, and your kingdom is in rough shape. Disease has taken lives and monsters have moved in. Your job is to bring the smallfolk home, so you collect resources, build houses and slay enemies. The loop is simple: the more you restore, the mightier you get, so rebuilding is also how you power up. Puzzles and hidden paths wait along the way.

You are the Necroking, which means raising skeletons and other vile creatures and sending them to wreck settlements. With more than 30 kinds of undead on the roster, the real choice is which ones you bring. The Skulls you unlock and the skills you upgrade decide how you play, so your army can look very different from one run to the next.

The necromancer simulator is back, and this time the monsters are huge. Titans can wreck your tower, so you build a few of your own to fight back. Otherwise it is still undead stitched together from fantasy body parts. Oh, and your undead get stronger after dark.

Think Papers, Please crossed with SCP paranoia, and an elevator shaft that descends for miles. The longer you work, the more ways you get to check who's who, blood tests included, and anyone you doubt can go straight to quarantine. Watch out, because some calls come back to bite you shifts later. Let the wrong person out and the infection ravages the city.

You are Iris, an AI that the authorities of one stable metropolis created to build a utopia. You lay down skyscrapers, parks, residential districts and highways from a deck of cards while four factions fight for control. Something always needs attention. Where do you put up fire victims? What do you do about a gang that has taken over some districts?

Aiden has three arms and a job: tracking down the most dangerous and elusive cutthroats in the galaxy. Some bounties pay money. Others pay information about whoever set him on this path, and that trail leads to a galaxy-wide conspiracy. It plays as a 2D platformer in a space western, and that third arm handles targeted attacks, throws and smashing through obstacles.

Wall World 2 picks up where the first game left off and goes deeper. You dig through procedurally generated mines for resources and lost technologies, and anomalies in the depths can help or hinder you. Between expeditions you customize your robospider and meet new characters in the sphere city. If you liked the digging in the first game, there is more of it here.

Xianxia stories are about cultivating your way to immortality, and here you are the hero of your own, in the world of Linghe. You build the combat yourself. You combine hundreds of techniques into stances, then set the rules for when each stance kicks in. Then you craft gear to match the build you planned. It is a bit like programming your fighter.

You grew up in Shelter 507, and the day its doors finally open, a trafficking gang called the Black Death kills everyone you knew. That's the setup. The game itself is about trade. You join a merchant caravan and buy low, sell high, while supply and demand keep moving the prices on you. The roads aren't safe, so you hire mercenaries, and each one's personality changes how your team fights. If you like a trading game where who you hire matters, this is the one to try.

You play John Shen, a traveling detective in early 20th century China, chasing the truth about his brother’s death. You search crime scenes, debate suspects and hunt for the contradictions in their stories. The art looks like an ink wash picture scroll. If you like Ace Attorney, this is the one to try.

This one is dark, so skip it if that is too much. You are Faust, an amnesiac alchemist who wakes up to find his daughter has died. To bring her back, you create dozens of homunculi, raise them as her, work them for money and then murder them for their souls. It is built to upset you. The developers say it is about child labor and abusive parenting.

You pull a lever, spin the roulette and arrange animal tiles on your board, and their abilities chain into combos. It is pitched as Luck Be a Landlord meets Slay the Spire, so if you have played either one you will know where this is going. There are over 100 animal tiles and 20 difficulty levels, so a build that clicks has somewhere to go.

The Han Dynasty is facing the Yellow Turban uprising, and you're the only one who steps up to lead the army against it. It plays as a deck-builder on a roguelike map, and your cards are generals, armies, formations and spells. Every territory on the road pays out something different, so where you go matters too. If you like planning a deck instead of leaning on luck, this one is for you.

A few years after Resident Evil 7, Ethan Winters and his wife Mia are starting over when tragedy hits again and Chris Redfield seems to be behind it. You face vampires, lycans and other monsters around a remote village, in first person. The Gold Edition includes the Winters' Expansion, with a third-person mode and the Shadows of Rose story, plus the Trauma Pack.

You play Ethan Winters, searching a seemingly abandoned estate in the American South for his missing wife, and finding the Baker family instead. The series switches to a first-person view here, which keeps every encounter close and tense. The Gold Edition of the 2017 game includes Banned Footage Vol. 1 and 2, the End of Zoe epilogue and the Not a Hero chapter starring Chris Redfield.

Agent Leon Kennedy is sent to a rural village in Europe to rescue the President's kidnapped daughter. Instead of slow zombies, he faces villagers controlled by a parasite called Las Plagas and the cult behind the kidnapping, all from an over-the-shoulder view. This 2014 HD version of the 2005 game runs at 60 frames per second with upgraded textures and includes the Separate Ways epilogue.

Years after Raccoon City, Chris Redfield now works for the BSAA and is sent to Africa to look into an agent turning people into violent creatures. He is teamed with local agent Sheva Alomar, and the whole game is built for two, played with a friend in co-op or with the computer as your partner. This 2009 game's Gold Edition includes the Untold Stories content.

Leon Kennedy, Chris Redfield, Ada Wong and newcomer Jake Muller take on a global outbreak of the C-virus, moving between North America, Eastern Europe and China. The story is split into four connected campaigns, each with its own pair of heroes, playable solo or in co-op online or on one screen. At certain moments the campaigns cross over and up to four players can team up online.

Set just before the first game, this prequel shows how the mansion incident that kicks off the whole series began. You control Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen and switch between them to solve puzzles and survive. This 2016 remaster adds HD graphics, surround sound, optional modern controls, widescreen and a new Wesker Mode.

In September 1998, a virus turns Raccoon City's people into zombies, and rookie cop Leon Kennedy and college student Claire Redfield are caught in the middle. Each gets a separate campaign, so you see the story from both sides while you explore, solve puzzles and stretch your ammo. This 2019 remake rebuilds the original from the ground up with an over-the-shoulder camera and modern controls.

Jill Valentine is one of the last people in Raccoon City who saw what Umbrella did, so the company sends its secret weapon, Nemesis, to hunt her down. You run, fight and scrape through the city with the monster chasing you, in this 2020 remake of the 1999 game. It also includes Resident Evil Resistance, an online mode where four survivors play against one Mastermind.

In 1998, a special forces team investigating murders near Raccoon City is attacked by dogs and takes shelter in a nearby mansion. You play Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine, exploring the house, solving puzzles and making the most of very few supplies. This HD remaster of the first Resident Evil came to PC in 2015.

Goro Majima washes up on a Pacific island with no memory, and a boy named Noah helps him back on his feet. He sets sail as a pirate captain, gets caught up in a fight between criminals and modern-day pirates over a famous treasure, and builds up his own crew and ship. You switch between two fighting styles in brawls, trade cannon fire in real-time sea battles and board enemy ships, in this 2025 game.

You play Sargon, exploring Mount Qaf, a cursed place drawn from Persian mythology where time has gone wrong. It is a side-scrolling Metroidvania: you open up the map as you gain new time powers and use them in combat combos, platforming and puzzles. Along the way you fight corrupted enemies and mythical creatures and hunt for hidden treasure.

Raz, a circus acrobat and young psychic, finally joins the Psychonauts, a team of psychic spies, just as they hit trouble: their leader has not been the same since a kidnapping, and there is a mole at headquarters. You jump into the minds of friends and enemies, each a strange world of its own, to deal with their fears and memories. Platforming meets psychic powers like levitation and slowing time, in this 2021 game from Tim Schafer's studio.

This spin-off of Deep Rock Galactic puts one dwarf miner alone in the caves of planet Hoxxes, seen from above. Your weapons fire automatically while you move, dig through the walls for minerals and pick upgrades to survive growing waves of aliens. Each mission's caves are generated fresh, and you complete objectives and get back to the drop pod before heading deeper.

After a disaster called the Cataclismo, you lead the last survivors and protect them from the Horrors that come out of the Mist. You design fortresses piece by piece out of wood and stone, using high ground and chokepoints, or build from your own blueprints and ones other players share. Between nightly sieges you send units out to gather resources and command them along the walls when the attack comes.

You work your way through a seedy tavern by beating its gambling-addicted regulars at a twisted version of blackjack. Each suit does something different, with hearts healing, spades shielding, diamonds earning money and clubs adding damage, and you fill your deck from more than 300 strange cards. Runs unlock new starting decks, and there are 60 opponents to beat along with shops and minigames.

You pick a Norse hero, such as the Warrior or the Huntress, and fight through huge hordes of creatures as you take on the Nine Realms. Each hero has a skill tree, and the Web of Wyrd lets you slot in knots that boost your power. Between runs you collect Warpaint runes and fit them into a limited inventory to change your abilities, in this pixel-art game from 2026.

You get a set of new green army men, and your old, forgotten toys gang up to attack them. You build and upgrade towers, place your troops where they work best, and use special abilities to hold off waves of attackers before taking the fight to enemy ground. The battles are full of familiar playthings like dinosaurs, robots and building blocks, in this 2026 mix of tower defense and real-time strategy.