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"City Wars: Tokyo Reign" is an action-packed shooter game set in a dystopian Tokyo. As a member of an elite faction, fight against other players and AI-controlled enemies in various game modes. Customize your character and weapons to dominate the city and climb the leaderboards in this immersive and thrilling experience.

"Numgeon" is a fast-paced, retro-styled clicker RPG where you click numbers to damage enemies and gain upgrades. With easy-to-learn gameplay, it's an addictive coffee-break game that's hard to master, offering infinite replayability and the choice of three characters, each with unique abilities. Your mission: kill the Princess and save the Dragon!

"You Must Build A Boat" is a match-3 puzzle game with RPG elements. You play as a captain, recruiting crew members and building a boat to travel through treacherous waters, battling monsters and bosses. Gameplay involves swapping rows of tiles to make matches, with the objective of filling a progress bar to complete each level. As you advance, you can upgrade your boat, equipment, and characters to face more challenging foes.

Dark Quest 3 is a rogue-lite tactical RPG where you assemble a party of heroes to face a rising evil sorcerer of chaos magic. Explore 13 diverse areas, battle over 60 monsters, and navigate procedurally generated adventures using strategy, dice rolls, and adventure cards. Your goal is to survive challenges and defeat the sorcerer to save the realm.

"Wigmund" is a single-player Fantasy Role Playing game set in a stunning, open-world inspired by Anglo-Saxon and Celtic cultures. As one of two twin brothers, build your fellowship and master unique sword-fighting gameplay using mouse gestures, while exploring a rich world filled with outlaw camps, ruined castles, and dangerous caverns. With an intriguing story, excellent music, and lots of grinding, "Wigmund" offers an immersive and very atmospheric experience for players.

One Deck Dungeon is a fast-paced dungeon crawler game for 1-2 players. Choose a hero, explore rooms, battle monsters, and level up with a single deck of cards and dice. With each play, heroes progress towards unlocking new abilities and items, providing a unique experience each time. The game offers a condensed roguelike experience, prioritizing quick and exciting gameplay.

"Achilles: Legends Untold" is an action RPG set in ancient Greece, where you play as the warrior Achilles. With souls-like combat and a variety of enemies, mastering defense and attack tactics is crucial for success. The game features over 20 hours of gameplay, an open world to explore, and a unique combat system where you can choose your preferred weapon and fighting style.

"Delver" is a single-player, fantasy hack and slash roguelike game with 90s FPS combat and classic RPG mechanics. The procedurally generated dungeons and permadeath system make for tough, yet engaging gameplay, with no grinding to save you. Despite some bugs, the exceptional visuals and music create a dense and immersive atmosphere, offering lots of replayability. Your mission: delve into the shifting dungeons, find the Yithidian orb, and survive.

"March of the Living" is a survival roguelike-like game, inspired by FTL and zombie fiction. Lead a group of up to 6 survivors on a journey through a procedurally generated world, managing resources and making tough decisions. Engage in real-time combat, scavenge for supplies, and adapt to over 160 unique events, with 80,000 words of quality writing and adaptive music for an immersive experience. Unlock four starting characters and define your own journey in this march for salvation.

"For The Warp" is a roguelike deck-building game set in space, where you must survive a long trade route, fight enemies, and explore procedurally generated systems. With 6 ships, 120 play cards, and 34 equipment cards, each playthrough is unique. Discover new cards, unlock powerful technologies and ships, and survive to reach the warp gate, all while enjoying pixel art by Kirokaze and synth-pop music by Martyn Stonehouse.