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An indie graphic adventure / visual novel game in the style of PC-98 titles. Players take on the role of a ship's security officer in deep space near Jupiter as a deadly mystery threatens the entire crew.

When a sarcastic bard is arrested and exiled to an abandoned castle, she expected to be at the mercy of a hungry, blood-thirsty vampire. She soon discovers that the vampire, Lucius, is not starving: he is gravely bored. She may just survive on borrowed time, one ballad each midnight.

Follow the overwhelming life of Timor who desperately tries to find some Normalcy in a very supernatural city where the color pink is forbidden because of its dark history. Timor is a teenager and teenagers suffer from high curiosity. You will help him elucidate Septeek city's many hidden mysteries and dark past while trying to not get kidnapped (and killed?) a third time because of reasons he d…

"Impostor Factory" is a single-player mystery role-playing game with a delightful story, good gameplay, charming visuals, and ingenious music. The game follows Quincy, who attends a fancy party at a secluded mansion, where things quickly take a turn for the bizarre and emotional. Despite the grinding, the game delivers a hilarious and atmospheric experience. Wishlist the series' Beach Episode on Steam!

The Shadow Over Cyberspace is a modempunk horror game set during the Y2K scare, where players confront eldritch beings awakening through the Information Superhighway. Navigate a digital nightmare as your sanity unravels, bartering with ancient gods or succumbing to otherworldly forces. Immerse yourself in a retro computer aesthetic within a mind-bending sci-fi horror experience.

Alice, Alice, the Red Queen is missing. The queen has been dismembered and Alice must find all her pieces. A horror-fantasy yuri visual novel filled with death, love, and forgotten memories.

"Opus: Echo of Starsong" is a single-player Science Fiction Platformer game with a wonderful story, impressive gameplay mechanics, and stunning visuals. The music is phenomenal, and there's plenty of humor throughout the game, making for a very atmospheric experience. With an expansive story and endearing cast of characters, this philosophical space opera is a remarkable indie game that might leave a lasting impression.

"Tacoma" is a single-player mystery action game with an ingenious story, amazing gameplay, great graphics, and sensational music. You explore a high-tech space station in 2088, uncovering the crew's personal stories and the gripping tale of trust, fear, and resolve through digital surveillance recordings. While it offers a lot of content and is highly emotional, the game is not very replayable and has some bugs. The developers have added over two hours of audio commentary, available in Commentary Mode.

In "Dysfunctional Systems: Learning to Manage Chaos," you play as a mediator tasked with resolving conflicts in complex, often chaotic societies. Though the game boasts a richly developed world, the gameplay primarily revolves around visual novel-style dialogue choices. The narrative tackles themes of social justice and societal inequality, but its impact is limited due to the game's simplistic mechanics.

Brok: Natal Tail, A New Christmas is a visual novel set in a dystopian world where students Graff and Ott experience a corrupted holiday tradition called "Natal Untail." Through their journey, the story highlights enduring values of sharing and friendship amidst decay. This prequel offers an accessible and heartfelt introduction to the BROK universe.