Yoink!
Sneak up on real-life critters on a pixel-art island, catch them and read a true fact about each.
The developer wrote these games with help from AI coding tools: a person in charge of the code, with AI writing parts of it and fixing bugs. Players rank the list with star ratings.
Sneak up on real-life critters on a pixel-art island, catch them and read a true fact about each.
Strike a core, sweep up the energy it spills and build a machine that starts running itself.
Hold the castle against spiders. Draw walls, repair them, and build towers and traps.
Draw roads, zone districts, untangle traffic and lay railways at your own pace in a cozy city builder.
Help a lonely pianist play again: find his lost music and catch the light his songs send up.
Draft five creatures from 231, deploy them on an 18x11 grid and outthink a real opponent in ten minutes.
Send your fleet into arena fights you can watch live, now with shields that soak the first hits.
Fight, gather and make your own gear in an idle RPG inspired by RuneScape.
Join an online lobby and fight other players for the map in multiplayer strategy battles.
Plant turrets on a circuit board and stop hostiles crawling up the copper to your CPU.
Play Durak, the classic Russian card game of attack and defence, against the computer or friends.
Hunt yokai in waves as a shinobi in feudal Japan, with kunai that fly on their own.
Run a Pokémon shelter, send expeditions across 9 regions and beat 81 gyms.
The holy fountain ran red and the dead walk Ashenmoor. Hack through a plagued gothic town with friends.
Point and click your way through the Ottoman siege of Malta as two ordinary locals.
Build a medieval village by day and hold its walls against attackers until dawn.
One quiet drink was the plan. Crawl through comic-book bars and brawl until closing time.
Sent off course from Mars by a wormhole, turn a dropship landing into a colony and defend it.
Sign, equip and train a team of gladiators, plan the tactics and watch them fight one match a day.
Expand, exploit and fight in 4X strategy set at the end of starlight.