Pinchcliffe Grand Prix Anniversary Edition celebrates the timeless charm of a beloved classic with a vibrant new look and expanded gameplay in 2025. Developed by Ravn Studio, Rock Pocket Games, and Invictus Games, and published by Pan Vision AB, this Anniversary Edition takes the original’s heartwarming story and mixes it with fresh action, clever puzzles, and adrenaline-pumping races. Whether you’re reliving childhood memories or experiencing the magic for the first time, this is the perfect moment to the latest version and buckle up for a race like.

Tiny Garden offers gameplay focused on growing plants inside a toy, an object ed from person to person. Players will grow a variety of species, each with its own needs and characteristics that need to be studied. The harvested crops serve as currency for exchange for furniture, with which this small area is equipped and decorated. This basis combines elements of a farm simulator, a puzzle, and space planning. The system operates without scoring or strict time limits, allowing you to calmly garden.

Get sucked into Echoes of Eldoria, this 2025 game from Joshua Shih, Dylan Ott, Iyan McArthur, Ash Howell, and Summit Studios that’s got me all wrapped up. You’re not some epic warrior or anything, just this regular person who trips into Eldoria a gorgeous, old world full of glowing forests and crumbling ruins. Thing is, it’s a mess. Something’s broken the magic here, and I’m wandering around, trying to piece it back together. It’s not like I signed up for this, but there’s this pull, you know, like I’ve got to help these little spirit critters figure out what’s gone wrong.

Imagine you’re a kid again, sitting too close to an old CRT screen, heart racing because you know something’s about to pop out. That’s the vibe of Jumpscare Simulator System Breach, a 2025 adventure, horror, and puzzle game from Durultay Games that digs right into your childhood spooks. You’re not some tough guy here, just a regular person stuck in a glitchy simulation inspired by those classic «Scary Woman Jumpscare» pranks. The setup’s simple but twisted: you’ve got to move through a maze of doors, each one a gamble—open the right one, or get ready to jump out of your skin. It’s not about saving the world; it’s about surviving three game modes that mess with your head and test your nerve.

Think of yourself as someone who took a job because the pay was decent, not knowing it’d be a nightmare—that’s you in OVERDOSE, brought to life by For Fun Games and Cheesecake Dev in 2025. You’re working the night shift at an asylum that’s more prison than hospital, stuck delivering sketchy drugs to patients who twitch and mutter. The story’s messy: a doctor played god with his experiments, and one patient got out, now stalking the halls for revenge. Then there’s her—the ghost of a woman who died under that doctor’s hands, her cries cutting through the silence like she’s begging you to run. You’re not trained for this; you’re just trying to get through it.

Picture yourself as a scrappy relic hunter, someone who’d rather dig through dust than sit still. That’s you in Phantom Relics, a 2025 release from Dex Games Studio. You’re not here to play the noble knight; you’re just a regular person chasing rumors of cursed loot called Phantom Relics, tucked away in crumbling old tombs. The catch is those tombs aren’t empty. They’re crawling with ghosts who don’t like you poking around their stash. It all starts when you kick open a creaky door and realize you’ve bitten off more than you can chew, but hey, that’s half the fun, right?

Jin and Jan, launched by Reference Games in 2025, emerges as an adventure, puzzle, and casual delight that challenges players to mend a fractured realm with a ghostly twist. Meet Jin and Jan, mischievous ghost brothers who, in a playful blunder, cleaved the world into Light and Dark halves, shattering its harmony. Now, these spectral siblings must journey through a whimsical yet perilous landscape to reach the map’s heart and complete the ritual of balance. This isn’t a straightforward quest; it’s a brain teasing odyssey where every step demands foresight, as Jin obeys your commands while Jan rebelliously moves in the opposite direction, turning each move into a dance of coordination and chaos.

Letters of Bernard Thorne, developed and published by Korean Linguistics Lab, emerged from the shadows on March 29, 2025, as a haunting blend of horror, adventure, text-based narrative, simulation, and puzzle solving that drags players into a mind scarred by war. You embody Bernard Thorne, a frail Vietnam veteran confined to a motorized wheelchair, navigating the creaking corridors of his decrepit home. Recently discharged from the hospital after a fall, he awakens one fateful night with an inexplicable urge to reach the attic—a place shrouded in mystery and dread. This isn’t a mere errand; it’s a descent into a fractured psyche where every corner harbors echoes of guilt and every shadow conceals a nightmare.

Koira follows the journey of a lone traveler who stumbles upon a stray puppy in an unfamiliar forest. The journey takes you through puzzles that reveal secret ages, ancient mechanisms, and forgotten stories. Along the way, the traveler encounters forest creatures that react in a variety of ways: some offer help, others are wary. The forest itself seems like a living thing, changing and reacting as the adventure progresses.

Wild Explorer, developed and published by Echo Forge, blazed into 2025 as an exhilarating fusion of adventure, puzzle solving, open world exploration, and action that beckons players into an untamed frontier. The narrative casts gamers as a fearless wanderer, drawn to a sprawling, uncharted land where ancient ruins whisper of lost civilizations and untapped power. Beneath the canopy of towering jungles and across windswept plains, a tale unfolds—not of destiny handed down, but of one forged through grit and guile in a world that yields its secrets only to the bold.