The sequel to the 2000 Japanese mahjong solitaire game Shanghai: Shouryuu Sairin. It features a war-based campaign mode based on the Three Kingdoms period of ancient China.
A side scrolling action platformer with line of sight mechanics. After crash landing on an alien planet, the player needs to find missing parts from their ship in order to …
A 1989 arcade eroge variation of mahjong solitaire, notable for introducing the nikakudori variant where tiles are not stacked and valid matches instead follow a specific path-making criteria.
Also known as Shisen-shou II, Match It II is the sequel to the 1989 arcade mahjong solitaire eroge Shisen-shou - Match It. Along with numerous enhancements, it features three distinct …
A handheld adaptation of the 1989 Tamtex arcade mahjong solitaire eroge Shisen-shou, removing all eroge elements while adding a new series of pre-made puzzles ("Challenge Mode").
Become a journalist, and you will understand that this profession is not only interesting and exciting, but also very dangerous. Get a job in the newspaper, you go in search …
Official C64 demake of Terry Cavanagh's Super Hexagon developed by Paul Koller and Mikkel Hastrup of RGCD. The game was released for free/pay-what-you-want and had a limited run of physical …
A puzzle game that asks YOU to animate the main characters. In the same spirit as Toribash or QWOP, Posable Heroes is a physics game that rewards precision and physical …
A vibrant world of colorful shapes awaits! Connect the dots to uncover charming objects in this colorful take on a classic paper puzzle game. Complete lively dioramas and relax yourself …
Play a series of tiny games based on well-known classics, each with a unique twist and connected to each other. Race cars, hit golf balls, uncover mines, and more in …
Escape Lab is an online escape room, made for two players. It emphasizes collaboration and features various puzzles that require different solving styles, all in eerie and beautiful atmosphere.
A mahjong solitaire arcade game by Irem, where players are given a one-layer grid of tiles and must match pairs together (removing tiles in-between them for bonus points).
A mahjong solitaire arcade eroge by Mitchell, where players form three-tile mahjong melds instead of pairs. It is styled after the "Sangokushi", or "Records of the Three Kingdoms".