Provision
Lay out a food factory in the 1800s, sell what it makes, then rebuild when the rules change.
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Lay out a food factory in the 1800s, sell what it makes, then rebuild when the rules change.
Blast rocks for upgrades and fight up to 39 other pilots for the top of the scoreboard.
Pedal your bike trainer to deliver pizzas around a 16-bit mountain town.
Walk with Christian from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City, chapter by chapter.
Run an IPL auction, chase 380 in an ODI, captain a five-day Test or manage a cricket nation.
Online multiplayer game in early playtesting, with testers signing up through Discord.
Put together a team of bugs and send them into battle.
Pick one of 6 fighters and smash a sandbag as far as you can in 10 seconds.
Carry a torch into roguelike runs that start over each time you fall.
Fight through a hand-inked, MapleStory-style side-scroller drawn on paper.
It's 1995 and your first shift as a radio astronomer. Tune the receivers and find a voice in the static.
Two pet rats cross a cold, wet city to get home, swapping leads to use each one's moves.
Be a mosquito. Sneak into a house and drink from seven people and pets.
Run a fantasy sports league where your roster is a party of warriors, healers and strikers.
The gods run crime families now. Match colors, fight on one stat and fire off card powers.
Real-time strategy built for 1v1 PvP, with a world ranking and esports tournaments.
Roguelike that runs in the browser. Still in development, with details to come.
Dig the nest, forage the overworld and keep your queen alive against red ants.
Pop bouncing bubbles with your tongue, eat Power Bugs and stack relics to survive each wave.
Run Tokyo's secret alien-defense squad, XCOM style, from inside an idol agency.