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The galaxy faces destruction when Annihilus launches an attack across the cosmos. From New York to the Negative Zone, Marvel heroes unite to stem the tide of destruction.

Game type:

This is a dynamic beat ’em up inspired by classics, with eye-popping combos and stylish pixel art created by Tribute Games and Dotemu.

How to play:

Choose from 15 playable heroes, including Spider-Man, Wolverine, She-Hulk, Black Panther, Rocket Raccoon, and Silver Surfer. The Cosmic Swap system allows you to switch between two of your chosen heroes mid-mission and combine their abilities. Solo mode, local and online co-op with quick drop-in are available.

The game features the Cosmic Swap tag-team system, a fresh, comic-book style, and an interplanetary adventure full of intense action.

Number of players: 1-4

Age rating: 12

In Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, we enter a tension-filled world where the fate of Hayabusa Village rests on the shoulders of a new hero. The renowned warrior Ryu Hayabusa leaves Japan to fulfill his father’s final wish, and during his absence, the barrier between humans and demons shatters.

As a result, the village is attacked by dark forces.

The player takes on the role of Kenji Mozu, a young ninja who stands up to the threat. Over time, he is joined by Kumori, a mysterious warrior from a rival clan — their bond marks the beginning of a new chapter in the battle between light and darkness.

Game type:

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is a fast-paced 2D action game that blends classic gameplay elements from the early Ninja Gaiden titles with a modern approach to combat and control. It features a retro-inspired aesthetic paired with smooth animations and demanding mechanics that require adapting to each enemy.

How to play:

In Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, the action unfolds from a side-scrolling perspective. As you progress through levels, you’ll jump across platforms, avoid traps, and face off against enemies. The main character wields a katana. Some foes require special techniques to defeat — once taken down, Kenji can enter a “hypercharged” mode, allowing him to eliminate enemies with a single strike.

Kenji has a wide range of moves: he can deflect projectiles, air dash, climb surfaces, and perform the stylish “Guillotine Boost”, bouncing off enemies or attacks with an added hit. At the end of each stage, the player receives a score based on performance.

Later in the game, you’ll gain control of Kumori, who specializes in ranged combat and can teleport short distances. She opens access to a demonic dimension, where players must solve timed platforming challenges to uncover hidden paths. Throughout the game, collecting Ki allows players to summon powerful weapons, boosting their combat potential.

Ready? This is 2D action game classic reborn with modern mechanics!

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 16

Violence: Yes

The Thing: Remastered is a direct continuation of the cult 1980s horror classic, now returning in a remastered version that breathes new life into the story thanks to modern visuals – featuring dynamic lighting, realistic shadows and textures, and 4K resolution.

The story unfolds at a remote, ice-covered research station in Antarctica, where all communication has suddenly gone silent. A concerned U.S. rescue team is sent to the facility to uncover the cause of what happened. You take on the role of the special unit’s captain – J.F. Blake.

What seems like a simple mission – arrive, investigate, report – quickly proves deceptive. It soon becomes clear that an anomaly is responsible for the scientists’ disappearance: unidentified lifeforms. In many cases, their presence first manifests as seemingly harmless infections in humans, who eventually lose all resemblance to their former selves…

Tension rapidly spirals into paranoia – it becomes impossible to tell who’s still human and who isn’t.

Game type:

The Thing: Remastered is an updated version of an action game with strong survival horror elements. Played from a third-person perspective, it focuses on enemy encounters and team management. Leading your squad isn’t easy when trust starts to waver and the rescue mission begins to feel more like a desperate struggle for survival.

How to play:

You command a team of up to four specialists – soldiers, medics, and engineers. You can issue basic orders, assign tasks, and use each member’s skills depending on the situation.

Weapons? There’s plenty to choose from – pistols, rifles, grenades, and even a flashy flamethrower.

The threat isn’t always visible – some of your teammates may be infected. Regular testing helps reveal the truth, but excessive suspicion can lower trust.

The squad reacts to stress – fear and uncertainty can lead to panic, refusal to cooperate, or even hostility. In The Thing, these conditions are part of everyday life – so stress management will come in handy.

The cold is another danger – staying out in the freezing weather for too long drains your health. Find warm spots or risk freezing to death.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Violence: Yes

Getsufumaden: Undying Moon is a 2D action platformer in which the player takes on the role of a defender of the living, fighting evil spirits in a dark fantasy world. In the game, you fight against powerful opponents, trying to eliminate the cause of the catastrophe that has engulfed the world. The main character is a member of the Getsu clan, who descends to lower and lower levels of hell to find and destroy the source of the problems.

Game type:

Getsufumaden: Undying Moon is a platformer with action elements, referring to the classic Castlevania series. The player observes the game from the side and moves around the boards, fighting various opponents and trying to get through the levels. Roguelite elements make each approach look a little different, and the levels are procedurally generated.

How to play:

During the game, the player controls the character, using his skills in combat and exploration. Moving around the boards, he must defeat opponents and go through subsequent levels. Dexterity and a good sense of rhythm are crucial because the fight is based on dodging and special attacks. The player can acquire new weapons and power-ups and also can retain the unlocked skills after each death. The goal of Getsufumaden: Undying Moon is to reach the end of each level, defeat the boss, and unlock subsequent stages of the story.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 16

Violence: Yes