BMX Bastards creates a world for gamers designed for biking, offering a variety of locations and customization options. Cyclists can explore open spaces, overcome various terrains and perform tricks using a control system designed with the physics of the real setting in mind. The title features cityscapes, skate parks and other places suitable for bikes. Each area has its own difficulties, requiring the to adapt their riding style.

Wildkeepers Rising is an action RPG with roguelite elements. The core gameplay loop requires s to tame creatures, known as Guardian Beasts, in its world. These tamed Guardians are then used to fight off incoming waves of enemy hordes. The gameplay mechanics combine aspects of the bullet heaven subgenre with creature collection systems. s explore fantasy lands and encounter different types of hand-drawn monsters during sessions.

Armored Brigade II is a detailed military strategy simulation game from Veitikka Studios that combines accessibility with tactical depth in a new 3D environment. The game features both turn-based and real-time turn-based combat on huge maps of European terrain, with realistic command and control dynamics where orders are made based on factors such as training and distance from headquarters. Players can command over 1,000 detailed ground and air units from seven different countries between 1965 and 1991, each modeled with accurate details such as turret traverse speed and targeting methods.

Think of yourself as someone who’s just going about life, not expecting the floor to drop out. That’s you in Tales of the Forgotten, a 2025 horror and adventure hit from Dead Possum Games that makes the familiar feel wrong. You’re not chasing glory; you’re caught in three short stories where normal turns nasty. Picture settling into a new house, only to find something watching from the walls. Or tossing clothes in a laundromat dryer, late at night, when a ghost decides you’re its new pal. Then there’s the office janitor gig, quiet until the desks start whispering. These are spots you’d by any day, now alive with spirits who’ve got grudges or pleas they can’t let go.

Imagine you’re just an ordinary person who wakes up somewhere you definitely didn’t sign up for. That’s you in THREAT SCREAM AND ESCAPE, a 2025 action, casual, and horror game from C-Route and BookLive Co that’s equal parts freaky and fun. You blink awake in a gloomy research facility, all flickering lights and cold concrete, with no clue how you got there. Then you hear it: something’s shuffling closer, all claws and bad vibes. But here’s the twist you don’t fight with guns or fists. You scream. Yep, your voice is your weapon, blasting out yells into your mic to stun those creepy creatures long enough to bolt for the exit. It’s not about being brave; it’s about letting loose and hoping your lungs hold up. 

Think of yourself as someone who just wants to crash after a long shift, not deal with otherworldly nonsense. That’s your start in Veins of DARKNESS, a 2025 adventure and action game from Langonier that turns a work trip into a waking nightmare. You’re a shift worker, sent to some rundown house on the edge of nowhere because your company’s too broke to spring for a motel. You pull up at night, half asleep, figuring you’ll unpack and out. Wrong. The second you step inside, it’s clear this isn’t a normal rental something’s alive in there, something dark and nasty that’s been waiting for someone like you to stumble in.

Think of yourself as someone who’d fall for a prank video, then laugh it off until it’s you in the hot seat. That’s where Jumpscare Simulator System Breach puts you, a 2025 adventure, horror, and puzzle game from Durultay Games that’s pure nostalgic fright. You’re dropped into a messed up simulation, echoes of those «Scary Woman Jumpscare» days bouncing around, except now you’re the one walking through the doors. No grand mission here, just you, a regular soul, trying to make it through a pixelated nightmare without losing it. Three modes keep you guessing: a story path, a speedrun rush, and a random room slog where every step could be your last.

Imagine you’re just a regular person who’s always dreamed of playing detective, piecing together clues like you’re in your favorite crime show. That’s the pull of Detective The Test, a 2025 adventure and simulation game from k148 Game Studio and Jandusoft that drops you right into the thick of it. You’re not some slick pro with a badge here, just someone thrown into three messy cases—a mysterious house with secrets in the walls, a quiet street hiding a dark truth, and a third spot that’ll keep you guessing. There’s no guide, no glowing hints, just you, a pencil, and your gut, trying to figure out who’s the victim, who’s the killer, and when it all went down. It’s like sitting down with a puzzle where the pieces don’t even tell you they fit until you make them.