The Best Book Games

Dive into the neon-drenched deep underground of Tokyo as Kobayashi, a deadly assassin who harnesses the power of blood energy. Use your sword, mystical abilities and powerful weapons to assassinate highly dangerous maniacs and stop the invasion of the brutal Flatliners terrorizing Tokyo.

What kind of game is this, you ask? Well... you just wait for cats. That’s it. Really. Even if you don’t do anything, having someone come to see you— now and then— can feel surprisingly warm on an otherwise dull day.

Suika Sprunki Edition is a fun puzzle game where you drop and match Sprunki heads to unlock new forms. The higher you score, the closer you get to the creepy Horror Mode — and the top of the leaderboard. Can you reach the final form — Black?

Helene Marylin becomes your dress-up doll in this cute little Dress-up game! Mix and match with 300+ different articles of clothing and accessories!

This is a 2D casual game suitable for all age groups, with an overall low difficulty. In the game, players will take on the role of a little butterfly, avoiding collisions with other butterflies while enjoying the beautiful scenery along the journey.

A 2D side-scrolling action game with hand-drawn graphics and a fun, surreal world view.

Sunset Drive is a narrative road trip game about two people, one car, and the quiet moments that shape a day and a relationship. Talk, take meaningful detours, and uncover what’s been left unsaid. Some things are easy to miss, others stay with you.

Kandinhale is a story-driven short RPG game in which you'll have to escape from the clutches of Kandinhale, the company that owns almost the entire consumable market in this idyllic candy world.

Jump into a 10 minute black & white side scrolling adventure as Death. Guide your skeletal steed through hand drawn landscapes and a haunting soundtrack, in this vivid tale of endings and hopeful new beginnings..

Hoist the Jolly Roger and set sail to find the legendary Titan’s Treasure! Do you fight with a cutlass or with magic? Are you biding your time until you can shoot your captain in the back, or are you the reason the rum is gone?