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Habet is a management game about running a gladiator school in Pompeii in 73 BC, with real-time arena fights. The player, a freed ...
Consulter la fiche →In 2030, the protagonist loses their job to AI. A home AI robot named Honey Dragon (H.D.) offers a second chance: return to 2010 a...
Consulter la fiche →Thousands of space dwarves vs. one planet. The planet loses. Land, strip it bare in short runs with pickaxes, lasers and missiles,...
Consulter la fiche →Run your own street food stand in a lively Italian coastal town. Prepare Italian street food, serve walk-up and seated customers, ...
Consulter la fiche →Thud. Crack. Powder. Spice Pound is a cozy incremental game about the simple joy of grinding spices by hand. Season dish after dis...
Consulter la fiche →3 a.m. The neighbor is thudding again, so you pick up a hammer. Every run deals new relics that change how your hammer hits: echoe...
Consulter la fiche →One witch's manor desperately in need of a little tidying up. Welcome to an old Victorian manor filled with magic, mysteries, and ...
Consulter la fiche →Artificial Ambition is a real-time management simulation about building and running an artificial intelligence company. Players hi...
Consulter la fiche →A single-player incremental game where you hunt down 1,809 collectible trading cards. Sell dupes and upgrade your retro-futuristic...
Consulter la fiche →An incremental game where the goal is to smash 1,000 piñatas! Earn candy, buy upgrades, and unlock unique skills to become the str...
Consulter la fiche →Picking apples, eating berries - remember those summer days? Maybe you did it as a summer job, or helped out in Grandpa's orchard....
Consulter la fiche →You're broke and the bills keep coming. Smash scrap into cubes, sell them, pay up. A short active incremental: aim, let the hammer...
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