Ship Inc puts the player in the shoes of a packing worker responsible for the daily operations of a package delivery company. The core gameplay involves processing a queue of incoming requests. The player must understand the details of the order, select the right size container, and place items inside before sealing the package for shipping. The goal is to manage the business by maintaining a continuous flow of packages moving from the receiving area to the truck. This process requires constant attention to the details of each individual task.

Treasure Beach invites you to a relaxing seaside adventure where hidden object puzzles, simulation mechanics, and point and click exploration come together in perfect harmony. Developed and published by Rogue Duck Interactive, this 2026 release transports you to a beautiful coastal town where every grain of sand holds a secret waiting to be discovered. The hidden object gameplay is at the heart of the experience, challenging you to spot cleverly concealed items across beautifully detailed scenes. The simulation elements let you manage your own beachfront shop, selling discovered treasures to tourists and upgrading your establishment. The strategy aspect comes into play as you decide which areas to explore and which items to prioritize for maximum profit. The point and click controls are intuitive, making the game accessible to players of all ages and skill levels. The visual style is warm and inviting, with vibrant colors and charming animations that bring the beach setting to life.

Witchy Business follows a novice spellcaster setting up her apothecary in a sleepy village buzzing with rumors of enchanted goods. Created by Rogue Duck Interactive for a 2025 release, this casual strategy RPG simulation game has you sourcing rare roots from moonlit meadows, concocting tonics for ailments or ambitions, and navigating customer whims to build your trade. You hire helpers with unique talents, like a potion tester or herb forager, and decide on expansions that draw curious travelers. The latest version of the game refines brewing times and adds festival stalls, suited to players who enjoy gentle growth.

Vending Machine Co. is a fun and relaxing simulator where you open your own vending machine business in a charming Japanese city. At first, everything is quite simple and even a little troublesome: you rent your first machine, stock it with drinks, snacks, and other small items, then restock it yourself, collect the proceeds, and keep it clean. Over time, many tasks become automated, and you can easily expand further. The city is divided into nine districts, each with its own customers with different preferences. Some want cold drinks after work, others want fun toys or hot ramen. You discover new locations, experiment with your selection, play minigames, and upgrade your machines. There's a customizable truck, special district upgrades, and daily trends. All this creates a very cozy atmosphere where you just want to live and slowly grow your business.

Cozy Organizer invites players to transform a cluttered home into a serene sanctuary, arranging rooms with thoughtful touches. This casual simulation blends indie charm and strategy, where choices in furniture placement or color schemes shape a peaceful space. Each decision, from sorting drawers to decorating walls, brings calm and joy. Every arrangement, balancing functionality and style, creates a cozy retreat.

Boogey Hunters plunges players into a shadowy suburb, where childhood fears manifest in twisted, haunted corners. Developed by Keep The Engine Games and published by Rogue Duck Interactive, this horror RPG, released on July 1, 2025, casts you as a teen investigator. Every dim streetlight or creaking attic hides clues or terrors, directly shaping your mission and unveiling a chilling urban legend. Faint whispers in the dark hint at a sinister presence stalking your every step.

In Mini City Mayhem, you are the mastermind behind a growing metropolis, responsible for everything from urban planning to economic stability. Starting with a small plot of land, you will develop roads, build essential infrastructure, and attract residents and businesses to grow your city. But managing a thriving metropolis is not just about expansion—you must also monitor pollution levels, manage traffic congestion, and keep your citizens happy with well-planned public services and recreational areas.