Captain of Industry gives you the opportunity to build and manage your own factory. You need to hire your own team to turn a small colony into the largest industrial empire. The events take place on an island cut off from the rest of the world. Here you will need to build many factories, research laboratories and even a space station, becoming a real industrial center of the world.

Lured In is a casual, idle tycoon simulator where you inherit your grandfather's neglected aquarium and turn it into a profitable fishing empire. You'll travel through different zones to catch various fish, with weather conditions affecting your catch. You can master fishing minigames and upgrade your gear to catch rare specimens. Caught fish are transferred to display aquariums, where they generate passive income both during active play and in autoplay mode. However, you'll still need to maintain the aquariums: cleaning, feeding, and decorating.

GONE Fishing is a multiplayer co-op horror game from ABCT Productions that skillfully combines peaceful fishing mechanics with tense survival horror. You and your friends must work together to catch enough fish each day to satisfy the hunger of an ancient lake monster before nightfall. The game features a detailed fishing system in which you will collect various baits such as frogs, worms, spiders and bats to catch different species of fish, each with unique behavior and fighting style.

I tried WantamaLife. Have to say it is not what expected. Game calls itself a visual novel and life simulation, but that does not quite capture it. More like a story you help write. Setup is simple. You take control of a character and guide them through daily life. Decisions about work, relationships, hobbies. Everything you do affects your stats. Those stats then open up new story paths. Clean loop that works well.

Age of History 2 Definitive Edition is an updated version of the classic grand strategy game, where you can build an empire from ancient times to the distant future. The map is now vast almost 14,000 provinces. New civilizations, scenarios, 32 religions, nuclear weapons, and significantly improved artificial intelligence have been added. Diplomacy has become more comprehensive: you can send volunteers, provoke rebels, impose sanctions, request vassalage, and even hold summits. If a war drags on, states can now capitulate.

The year is 1984. The drinks are cheap, the dreams are expensive, and your bar is the only place that stays open past midnight. Under the Disco Lights 80s Bar Simulator, a 2026 simulation management and visual novel game from Efsus Games and Brightika, Inc., invites you to run the hottest (or coldest) nightspot in a nostalgic city. You balance the books, mix cocktails, and deal with rowdy patrons, but the real heart of the game is the people. A washed up rock star, a runaway heiress, a cop who drinks alone, each character reveals more of themselves with every visit. Your choices behind the bar change their fates, and theirs change yours.

Somewhere out there, a sausage is waiting for you. Which Sausage Mate, a 2026 casual simulation point & click game from Koksny.com, invites you to find that special link. You enter a world where sausages have feelings, preferences, and a desperate need to be paired with the right bun, sauce, or side dish. The puzzles start simple, matching a hot dog with its bun, but quickly escalate into complex relationship counseling for a bratwurst torn between sauerkraut and caramelized onions. It is absurd, it is adorable, and it is surprisingly addictive.

SELINI, the upcoming action adventure game from the developer of the same name, promises to be incredibly engaging. Among series of this genre, the game is virtually unparalleled. Its key feature is its storyline, which lacks any specific objective. The player's interpretation of the game depends on the player, who creates their own plan during their journey. The game combines elements of logic, adventure, and action. The nonverbal approach to the relationship between humans and artificial intelligence is a unique concept, realized by the developer of SELINI.

The Strange Lights offers a unique indie adventure experience where mystery grows from simple everyday moments. Created by JustTomcuk, the game places players in a quiet world where unexplained lights begin appearing across the landscape. What begins as curiosity slowly becomes a journey into the unknown as players explore the environment and uncover hidden connections between locations events and characters. The gameplay focuses on exploration observation and interaction rather than fast paced action. Players move freely through different areas searching for clues and discovering small stories that connect to the main mystery.

Gameplay Snapshots challenges the player to navigate 14 unique rooms, each filled with misplaced objects. The goal is simple: use drag-and-drop mechanics to return each object to its proper place. The game doesn't overwhelm the player with complex rules: the controls are intuitive, and the organizing mechanics are straightforward. The player must organize closets, rearrange drawers, and organize objects, creating a harmonious space from initial chaos.