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"Californium" is a single-player historical simulation game that offers an intriguing story and unique atmosphere, paying homage to sci-fi legend Philip K. Dick. As struggling writer Elvin Green, you'll navigate a journey of self-discovery amidst drug-induced hallucinations, failed relationships, and a fading career, all while questioning your grasp on reality. With excellent visuals and a good soundtrack, the game delivers a sensory trip that challenges your sense of reality.

Forgotten Fields is a narrative-driven adventure game that follows the story of a struggling writer seeking inspiration for his final novel. The game explores themes of nostalgia, creativity, and self-discovery as you navigate through beautifully crafted pixel art environments and interact with a cast of quirky characters. With a poignant and emotional narrative, Forgotten Fields invites players to reflect on their own dreams and aspirations.

"1000xRESIST is a single-player Horror Adventure game with an intriguing story, compelling visuals, and an amazing soundtrack. The game combines "big idea" sci-fi and coming-of-age themes, offering a cerebral and emotional experience. As Watcher, you serve humanity 1000 years in the future, fighting a disease spread by an alien occupation."

"Say No! More" is a comedic game where you play as an intern who has had enough of being pushed around. Armed with the power to say "no," navigate through various office scenarios and confrontations, while building up your "no"-saying skills and uncovering the secrets of the company. With quirky characters and humor, the game encourages you to break free from the shackles of societal expectations and reclaim your power.

In "SEASON: A letter to the future," players explore a post-post-apocalyptic world, documenting its remnants for future civilizations. They harvest resources, repair broken machines, and uncover the world's history through environmental storytelling and interactive objects. This serene, atmospheric adventure game emphasizes exploration, discovery, and personal reflection.

"Where They Cremate the Roadkill" is a surreal, immersive game with a cast of 700 unique characters and 700 hand-drawn landscapes. Players navigate through four distinct, visually striking chapters, each following an "incarnation of an outsider" confronting their own personal and existential struggles. The game features a rich musical score and a fully animated, interactive world where everything from vendors to worms can be targeted for battle.

Freshman Year is a vignette game about an ordinary night in the life a college freshman named Nina. Nina's best friend Jenna invites her to meet up at a local bar with some classmates. Jenna is sort of flaky though, so Nina has to navigate the party by herself. You play as Nina, texting with her friend Jenna as you mingle, dance, drink and wait.

"Booth: A Dystopian Adventure" is a narrative-driven game set in a grim, dystopian world. As the player, you take on the role of an enforcer for a totalitarian regime, facing moral dilemmas and making choices that impact the story. With its distinctive art style and immersive atmosphere, Booth explores themes of power, corruption, and the human condition in a society on the brink of collapse.

"The Longest Road on Earth" is a narrative-driven indie game that takes players on a emotional journey through four vignettes, featuring pixel art graphics and a minimalist design. The game focuses on relatable everyday experiences, with no dialogue or traditional narrative, allowing players to interpret the story in their own way. Gameplay consists of simple interactions and rhythm-based minigames, providing a relaxing, introspective experience.

"No Longer Home" is a semi-auto-biographical point and click game, about two recent graduates preparing to move out of their flat.