Indie games like your favorites

Games like Vampire Survivors

For weapons that fire on their own, ever-growing hordes and builds that snowball into screen-filling chaos.

Games like Brotato

For short arena runs, a pile of weapons at once and shop decisions between waves.

Games like Hades

For fast hack-and-slash combat and runs that keep the story moving.

Games like Risk of Rain 2

For item stacking, rising difficulty and runs you can share with friends.

Games like Cult of the Lamb

For a base to build between action-roguelite runs.

Games like Slay the Spire

For building a deck one card at a time and climbing until the run breaks.

Games like Balatro

For card combos that multiply into absurd scores.

Games like Inscryption

For a card game played across a table from something that should not be there.

Games like Buckshot Roulette

For a tense turn-based gamble against a dealer who keeps count too.

Games like Iron Lung

For short, claustrophobic horror built on what you cannot see.

Games like Fears to Fathom

For first-person horror set in ordinary places at night.

Games like Lethal Company

For co-op horror where friends, monsters and bad decisions collide.

Games like Hollow Knight

For a vast hand-drawn world that opens up as you master tough combat.

Games like Dead Cells

For metroidvania exploration with roguelite runs.

Games like Celeste

For tight, demanding platforming with a lot of heart.

Games like Stardew Valley

For farming, friendships and slow days that add up to a life.

Games like Papers, Please

For checking documents against changing rules and living with every stamp.

Games like Rusty's Retirement

For a little game that lives on the edge of your screen while you work.

Games like Unpacking

For calm, tactile puzzles that quietly tell a story.

Games like A Game About Digging A Hole

For one simple action, a few upgrades and a strange pull to keep going.