Graveyard Keeper is a hilarious and morbidly funny game where you manage your own graveyard. You'll have to make tough ethical choices and manage your resources as you grind up corpses to sell the local butcher and explore dungeons. The game is addictive, unique, and perfect for RPG enthusiasts looking for something different.
What we like:
Challenging gameplay that rewards strategic thinking
An unforgiving hardcore fantasy FPS dungeon PvPvE adventure. Band together with your friends and use your courage, wits, and cunning to uncover mythical treasures, defeat gruesome monsters, while staying one step ahead of the other devious treasure-hunters.
Experience authentic medieval warfare. Command vast armies in brutal mass battles, utilizing diverse weapons and tactics. Embark on historical campaigns against rival kingdoms or challenge real opponents in epic PvP wars.
Classic Arcade, 2D, Puzzle and Mazed, pixel art. Easy to Play, Hard to Complete. Puzzlemazed is one genuine medieval challenge. The ancient lands of Atlas, dominated by three kingdoms. Humans coexisted with the Titans in perfect harmony, Discover the history of one great adventure.
Infiltrate a Xeronium mining installation before the corrupt BeamGen corporation invades the galaxy. Master your piloting skills as you manoeuvre through a labyrinth of caverns where danger lurks around every corner.
Point-and-click RPG full of puzzles and tough enemies. You can decide to be good or bad in the game. Your decisions will define your future. Use your items wisely or suffer the consequences. “While I thought that I was learning how to live, I have been learning how to die.” - Leonardo da Vinci
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Venture forth in this puzzle-combat dungeon explorer. Blinded and trapped inside a dungeon tower, every sound you make illuminates your path to freedom. Danger lurks around every corner: trapdoors, chambers filled with toxic fumes, and halls patrolled by crusader knights are only the beginning.
