A Hat in Time
A girl with magic hats collects Time Pieces: a love letter to 3D platformers.
183 games with filters by mode, platforms, budget, length and features.
Adventure is a genre about the road itself: the game walks you through a story built on exploration, dialogue and puzzles rather than pure action. It is the widest shelf in the catalogue — cozy walking sims sit next to detective mysteries and huge story campaigns.
To keep your bearings, filter by story length and mood: “Get lost in a story” keeps choice-driven histories, while “Escape reality” gathers games that swallow whole evenings. Adventures under eight hours are one click away in the time filter.
A girl with magic hats collects Time Pieces: a love letter to 3D platformers.
A physics sandbox with jelly people: work jobs, buy homes and fall down the stairs.
An absurd world where not all is well: help odd creatures and start a little revolution.
It’s a lovely morning in the village and you are a horrible goose: steal, honk and ruin everyone’s day.
Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Hulk and dozens more Marvel heroes in an original LEGO story.
The first Trine on an updated engine: three heroes, physics puzzles and co-op for up to three players.
The benchmark RPG where choices really change the world, with four-player co-op that keeps all the freedom.
The benchmark of level design and physics: the game everyone else learned from.
Portals, GLaDOS and a co-op campaign designed strictly for two.
The game that taught shooters to tell stories without cutscenes.
A light action RPG about a cat king and a dog king winning back their thrones together. Two can play on one screen.
The pirate entry in the series: a cat captain sails between islands, hunts for treasure and fights on land and at sea.