Jack Move sees Noa on a lonely journey to rescue her father, so she’ll need to be flexible with her abilities to survive in the game’s turn-based battles.
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‘Teenage Exocolonist’ Lives Through Teen Years on Alien Planets
Being young and figuring yourself out is hard enough here on Earth, but I Was a Teenage Exocolonist sees you growing up on a whole new world.
‘RPG Time’ Brings Homemade Adventures to a School Notebook
RPG Time: The Legend of Wright sees a school-aged child’s doodles and video game ideas come to life, taking you on a hand-drawn adventure.
‘Boyfriend Dungeon’ DLC Brings New Weapons to Cuddle
‘Boyfriend Dungeon‘ brings sexy axes, hot hammers, and enticing whips to the Dunj, offering several new weapons to use and romance throughout its dungeon crawling.
‘Blossom Tales II’ – Zelda-Like Adventures in a Little Girl’s Stories
Lily is back to live through the puzzles, adventures, and ad-libbed silliness of her Grandpa’s latest stories in Blossom Tales II: The Minotaur Prince.
‘Hindsight’ Uses Objects to Peer Into Our Past
Hindsight uses the items from childhood and its surroundings to look into memories, following that connection to explore a woman’s entire life.
‘Mothmen 1966’ Guides Four Lives on a Deadly, Eerie Green Night
Mothmen 1966 sees a couple, a gas station owner, and a paranormal investigator through a night of bizarre visions of winged, red-eyed monstrosities.
‘CAN ANDROIDS SURVIVE’ Makes Deadly Deliveries on a Hostile Moon
CAN ANDROIDS SURVIVE sees you struggling to overcome enemy fire, a brutal lunar landscape, and your limited resources as you make battlefield deliveries.
‘Will Die Alone’ Deletes Memories to Create the Future You Want
Will Die Alone tasks you with purging just the right memories from peoples’ minds in order to shape their future into what they want it to be.
‘Pocket Oasis’ Carves Out a Place for you to Decorate and Garden
Pocket Oasis is a cute hand-painted game where you can take care of plants and decorate your own little world overlooking a quiet city.
