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This is what a game would be like if it was a 20-minute office simulator in Windows 95.
Miss the retro and replayable pull of Game Cycle? These games make natural next picks for you.
A stickman, a heist and a menu of terrible ideas. The Henry Stickmin Collection gathers six choose-your-own-path comedy games where picking the wrong option is the best part: every fail gets its own animated gag, and there are dozens of endings to find. Point, click, laugh, repeat.
Retro, Replayable, Colorful
This is what a game would be like if it was a 20-minute office simulator in Windows 95.
Retro, Replayable, Funny
Congratulations! You've been hired by an up and coming Game Development Studio to play-test their New Game (which as of now does not have a title). Not only that, you'll get to talk with the Lead Developer of the project, Matthew Stanton, who will give insight on his team's creative process.
Replayable, Funny, Story-driven
A dystopian job interview sim set in Aeropolis, 2066. Screen resumes against rules that change daily, decide who eats this month, then go home to pay your own rent and keep your sanity. Dark humor, pixel art and multiple endings: your tiny desk, other people's lives.
Retro, Replayable, Story-driven
Run your own game studio in this charming pixel-art management sim. Hire oddball staff, mix genres and topics into hit games, build your own console and chase the industry's top prize. Light, cheerful and easy to lose an evening to.
Retro, Replayable, Colorful
💼 A simple task: Don’t press the red button. Sounds easy? 😏 Featuring an annoying voice, absurd endings, and too many achievements. Free. Pointless. Glorious. 🤡🔴
Replayable, Funny, Story-driven
Turn a dusty family laundromat into a neon 90s arcade. Wash, dry, earn, and plow every coin into new cabinets: over 35 fully playable arcade games with their own missions and high scores. Meanwhile your dad keeps calling from the Riviera to remind you to fix the toilet.
Retro, Replayable, Colorful
Start a game studio in a 1980s garage, make your first games, and ride the history of the industry to the top. Pick genres and topics, balance the design, hire a team, build engines, and chase that elusive 10/10. A funny, easy-to-lose-hours-in tycoon about the business of making games.
Retro, Replayable, Colorful
Run your own video store in the early 90s: order tapes, stock shelves by genre, work the register, rewind returns and chase late fees. Decorate the place, hire staff, expand week by week, and enjoy hand-drawn VHS covers for fake movies you will wish were real.
Retro, Colorful
You get to pick out a game from the Game Store in town but do not choose a certain game.
Retro, Replayable, Story-driven
It is 1980 and you have a garage, a desk and an idea. Build a game studio from that: design your own games, hire and train a team, research new tech, and grow from cramped beginnings into a company that ships engines, consoles and megahits. A deep, colorful tycoon sim that rewards one more run.
Retro, Replayable, Colorful
It is 1999 and the internet runs on sleep. As a Hypnospace Enforcer you patrol a sprawling fake 90s web: takedown copyright thieves, chase hackers, dodge adware, and fall down link after link into pages full of strange, heartfelt people. A detective game, a comedy, and a love letter to the web we lost.
Retro, Replayable, Colorful

This is what a game would be like if it was a 20-minute office simulator in Windows 95.

The spiritual successor to DLC Quest! Earn that sense of pride and accomplishment in the way that only repetitive clicking can deliver.

Claw your way through the abyss of the mind and survive the horrors that stalk you as you attempt to survive seven days as... an Indie Developer.

This game is about a person who kept running through his life, never looking back at the past. Once during a trip, he gets into trouble.

Corporations control the entire global government. Injustice has inspired a revolution in Suits City.

Welcome to the Game Industry!The year is 1982. Three young entrepreneurs discover the computer and potential to strike it rich in the Games Industry!

A collection of five short, silly games, following in the footsteps of those cheap games you impulsively gift to a friend and then immediately…

A cycle of adventure games set in the Lands of Dream, including The Sea Will Claim Everything.

Over 130 games from nearly a decade and a half, brought together and upgraded in one cohesive package.

This is just the story of a young and naive indie dev.

In Game Builder Tycoon, begin as an indie game developer. Personalize your character, craft hit games, manage marketing, research stuff and manage a…

Snoop through an apartment building for the regime, then decide which neighbors deserve to be reported and which secrets stay buried.

Game Keeper: Somebody Messed Up My Shop! is a single-player organizing game set in a chaotic video game store.

Do not Wishlist this game. There is nothing here.

💼 A simple task: Don’t press the red button. Sounds easy? 😏 Featuring an annoying voice, absurd endings, and too many achievements. Free. Pointless.

From trade-in haggles to streaming your shop life, run the little console shop the way you want it.

A dystopian job interview sim set in Aeropolis, 2066. Screen resumes against rules that change daily, decide who eats this month, then go home to…

Repair consoles and phones at your own pace while the people behind them share where their lives went wrong.

you find an abandoned fps game on an old computer. you decide to play it.

Order tapes, stock the shelves and rewind returns in a calm early-90s shop you build up week by week.

Answer absurd moral questions, wander a shifting office and talk your way through a hiring process that keeps bending the rules.

Run your own retro game shop at an easy pace: trade in old discs, tidy the shelves and turn dusty classics into today's best deals.

Congratulations! You've been hired by an up and coming Game Development Studio to play-test their New Game (which as of now does not have a title).

Click a chunky videotape, watch the number climb, and let the 80s glow do the rest.

Run your own retro game shop at an easy pace: trade in old discs, tidy the shelves and turn dusty classics into today's best deals.

Game Keeper: Somebody Messed Up My Shop! is a single-player organizing game set in a chaotic video game store.

Sort thousands of physical game cases scattered across the carpeted floors by Platform (Nindo 10, XCube, FunStation, PC) and Genre.

Repair consoles and phones at your own pace while the people behind them share where their lives went wrong.

A dystopian job interview sim set in Aeropolis, 2066. Screen resumes against rules that change daily, decide who eats this month, then go home to…

Do not Wishlist this game. There is nothing here.

Rack up tickets on wobbly arcade machines, cash them in for goofy prizes, and let the physics do the rest.

Order tapes, stock the shelves and rewind returns in a calm early-90s shop you build up week by week.

A deceptively demanding experience of a humble recycling plant worker.

you find an abandoned fps game on an old computer. you decide to play it.

The old Lily Flash Games are being recompiled for modern systems! In Lily's Lil Video help Lily learn to be the best worker at the Happy Video Store!

From trade-in haggles to streaming your shop life, run the little console shop the way you want it.