The game takes the player to the past, where young people from different parts of the globe set out to sea, attracted by stories about pirates and great adventures, searching for unattainable riches. In Skull and Bones, set in a world inspired by the Indian Ocean during the era of piracy, players have the opportunity to advance from simple sailors to dangerous pirates, exploring mysterious waters and fighting for fame and fortune.

The goal of this path is to gain recognition at sea, new ships, and skill development. Players must overcome a variety of challenges and opportunities as they strive to achieve success in the difficult world of piracy.

Game type:

Skull and Bones is an open-world action game with RPG elements in which the player has the opportunity to command a fleet of ships with various characteristics and abilities. Thanks to the wide range of available ships, players can adapt their fleet to their own preferences and gameplay style. Gameplay from a third-person perspective is possible in single-player mode, where the player plays with artificial intelligence, and in multiplayer mode.

How to play:

The player starts the game with one ship and to gather a larger fleet, he must take part in dynamic sea battles. Skull and Bones gives you the opportunity to experience the life of a pirate, where storms, shallow water and mooring on land are everyday occurrences. The player can build a fleet of up to 12 units, which may differ in classes. Each class differs in ship parameters, maneuverability, operating range, durability, and capacity. This development would not be possible without battles at sea, where the player must take into account sea currents, wind, cooperation, and prepared tactics.

What’s in the Skull and Bones Special Day One Edition box:

• Skull and Bones Game
• Additional mission “Legacy of Bloody Bones” (to use it, you must reach the notoriety level: Buccaneer)

Number of players: 1 | Multiplayer mode is possible via the internet

Age rating: 18

Bad language: Yes

Violence: Yes

Drugs: Yes

In-game purchases available: Yes

Doom: The Dark Ages is the sixth main installment of the legendary first-person shooter (FPS) series and thus a dark journey into the past of the iconic universe, which shows the beginnings of the Doom Slayer legend. Set in a brutal and medieval-styled reality, the story presents the hero as a living weapon in the service of deities and monarchs. It is an epic fight for the survival of a kingdom whose borders are being breached by the forces of hell. The warrior’s path is blocked not only by hordes of demons but also by incomprehensible threats from other dimensions – including those inspired by the Cthulhu mythology.

Game type:

The title belongs to the FPS (first-person shooter) genre. A dynamic shooter is available only in single-player mode. It is a prequel that has many new weapons and tools, thanks to which the game is even more exciting. Additionally, new demons have appeared and locations have been enlarged – now the game has a more open-world character.

How to play:

In Doom: The Dark Ages, the action is full-on – there is no room for standing still. The key to survival is quick movements, good timing, and absolute effectiveness in eliminating demons. The Doom Slayer in this part is heavier, and more armoured, so the pace of the action is a bit slower than in previous parts, which gives more room for defensive tactics – especially thanks to the introduction of a shield to the game and parrying blows with it.

The maps are larger, and more open than before, so there is room for scheming and discovering various nooks and crannies. And if that wasn’t enough – there are moments when you get into a big mech and smash titan skulls to pulp or ride a dragon and fight in the air. Sounds epic? Because it is.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Violence: Yes

Oxide Room 208 is an intense body horror in which eight people are transported to an old laboratory and forced to participate in Doc’s twisted experiment. Overseeing everything is Eva, a victim whose mind has collapsed under the pressure, transforming the facility into a living, organic nightmare. If you want to survive, you must find Door 208… before something else does.

Each character is brought here for a different reason: an undercover cop, a pair of horror streamers, a cannibalistic tourist, a rock star, a madman, and a few other unfortunates. Doc sees them as mere material for an experiment—a cruel, unethical, and out-of-control one.

Seven Terrifying Locations

• A forest where nothing is natural
• An old mine full of lurking creatures
• An underground laboratory where everything has gone wrong
• A dilapidated motel and its claustrophobic corridors
• A greenhouse where something watches you from the shadows

Choose different paths: avoid enemies or find the armory and fight.

Monsters from Nightmares

The laboratory is swarming with grotesque abominations. They are fast, intelligent, and always one step behind you. Every encounter is a fight for survival.

A Harsh Fight for Life

The game allows you to seamlessly switch between first- and third-person perspectives. You manage weapons and resources realistically, and the environment reacts to your every move.

Oxide Room 208 is a brutal, merciless horror game. In short, if you want to feel true tension and enter a place that devours its characters, you’ve come to the right place.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Bad language: Yes

Violence: Yes

Enter Persia, overrun by the Evil Empire, and attempt to reverse the fate of a kingdom that fell to ruin due to a single, fatal mistake by the Prince. In this tale of constant returns and attempts to right the past, each step leads you deeper into a world filled with threats, secrets, and decisions that could alter the fate of an entire nation. Return from the fall, discover hidden paths, and forge your own path to redemption.

Game type:

The Rogue Prince of Persia is a dynamic blend of roguelite and platform action, where the gameplay rhythm is defined by constant environmental changes, a non-linear structure, and procedurally generated levels. Each trial is a new twist on the adventure, enriched with narrative discoveries, unique events, and a robust progression system between runs.

How to play:

As the Prince of Persia, you move like living lightning—sliding along walls, leaping across chasms, and chaining acrobatic sequences into precise, devastating strikes. With each run, you rebuild your arsenal, choosing weapons and medallions from over a hundred unique options. Test out builds, mix styles, and create combinations that perfectly suit your playstyle.

Each run is a completely new story. Locations change kaleidoscopically, challenges increase, and random events and modifiers make “one more run” more engaging than ever. Each failure reveals new paths, secrets, and characters, giving you the knowledge you need for another, better attempt. In The Rogue Prince of Persia, death doesn’t end the game—it paves the way to victory.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 12

Elements of fear: Yes