The Graveyard

A roguelite deckbuilder built around the phases of the moon. Each run cycled through lunar states that shifted which cards and strategies were available — building a deck around the moon's rhythm rather than a fixed meta.

A dungeon RPG with a competitive ladder baked into its progression. The loop was built around climbing ranks, not just clearing floors.

A deckbuilder set in the world of mixed martial arts. You managed a fighter's career and built fight strategies through cards — an unusual genre combination that apparently worked.

by Murudai

A physics sandbox where you started as an asteroid and grew into a planet, a solar system, a star, and eventually a black hole. One of the most original scale-shifting games ever made. The PC version still exists. The iOS port is gone.

by Daylight Studios

A strategy game about a crew of sentient potatoes navigating the galaxy. Crafted weapons, managed your crew, and fought enemies across a satirical space opera. Weird premise, genuine depth.

A space survival game set inside a nebula that was alive and hostile. The atmospheric premise set it apart from most space survival titles.

An exploration RPG set in the ruins of a forgotten world. Quiet, atmospheric, and short — the kind of game that deserved a longer life than it got.

A tower defense game with a poker hand-building mechanic. Placed units that matched poker hand patterns for bonus damage effects — a surprisingly clean fusion of two very different game systems.