Released
Waterpark Simulator
Pick this when you want a systems puzzle you can also watch fail gloriously. Every awkward slide angle shows up in the guests, not in a spreadsheet.
- Simulation
- Physics
- Co-op
Editor-curated indie games
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Twelve distinctive games, chosen by hand for memorable ideas, confident craft, and the joy of discovering something different.
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Browse our first collection of indie games and open any pick to learn why it stood out.
12 games
Early AccessEchoes of Mystralia
The spell editor is the reason to stay. You compose verbs and timing instead of picking a fireball from a menu, so each run feels authored rather than rolled.
- Action RPG
- Roguelite
- Adventure
ReleasedScrap Mechanic
Still one of the clearest arguments for “what if the machine itself was the toy.” Creative mode is a workshop; survival asks those inventions to keep you alive.
- Sandbox
- Building
- Physics
Early AccessRIFTSTORM
Worth watching if you like squad chaos with an extraction timer attached. The identity is in the leave-or-greed decision, not in another loot treadmill.
- Looter shooter
- Co-op
- Action RPG
ReleasedOstranauts
Choose this when you want a spaceship that behaves like a workplace, not a power fantasy. The tension is in pipes, paychecks, and people, not boss bars.
- Systems sim
- Space
- Sandbox
ReleasedHow Many Dudes?
The joke is the hook, but the synergies are the meal. It is a rare comedy game that still rewards reading the board instead of mashing recruit.
- Autobattler
- Roguelite
- Comedy
ReleasedKill The Shadow
Pick it for the crime-scene rewind: you inspect a death as a sequence, not a pile of hotspots, then spend those facts in conversations that can go badly.
- Detective
- Narrative
- Adventure
ReleasedThe Mermaid Mask
SFB’s detective games are at their best when the room itself is the puzzle. This one puts that instinct underwater and lets every object earn a closer look.
- Mystery
- Adventure
- Detective
ReleasedZoominoes
Come for the pastel animals, stay because the board keeps offering one more merge. It is strategy comfort food with a dangerous “one more run” loop.
- Deckbuilder
- Strategy
- Roguelite
ReleasedPathogenic
The inversion is complete: you are not clearing a dungeon, you are colonizing a body. Soft-body cells make every upgrade feel grown, not equipped.
- Twin-stick
- Roguelite
- Simulation
ReleasedFarlands
It keeps the daily farming loop, then spends the rest of the day on fuel, neighboring worlds, and a solar system that does not pause while you travel.
- Farming
- Space
- Cozy
ReleasedCat Mail Co.
Recommended as a short-shift comfort game with a second life at night. The sorting is the toy; the after-hours packages are the reason it is on this list.
- Cozy
- Simulation
- Co-op