Sky Ball is a physics-based small indie game with puzzle elements. It made me think of that very classic and well-crafted balance ball game - Ballance (AKA: 3D Balance Ball) at first glance. Yes, it's actually a beautified and strengthened unofficial clone edition of Ballance. Although Sky Ball is rarely known, it's still worth a try for fans players of Ballance.

Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon is a 8-bit, 2D action adventure small video game with retro style, developed by Koji Igarashi & Inti Creates video game development company from Japan and published in 2018, regarded as an unofficial successor of the original Castlevania. It makes a lot of references from the official Castlevania works (primarily the Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse) released on the Nintendo NES game console.

I myself have no idol in the human world, but in the nature world - there are life forms everywhere that let me envy too much, and ant is one of them. That's why you can see some classic ants simulation games at AppNee. Such games are really few (especially Eric Tereshinski's excellent first-person perspective of Ant Simulator had unfortunately been cancelled), and Empires of the Undergrowth is currently the latest, also the most well-crafted one. Slowly, of course, all the outstanding ant-themed games will appear in AppNee.

Empires Apart is a multiplayer real-time strategy game against the background of middle ages, developed by DESTINYbit from Italy. On the map randomly generated by the game, players act as one of the six distinct factions (each has its own characteristics) to explore maps, collect resources, build fortifications, train soldiers, build forces, establish civilization and economy, develop agriculture, science and technology, trade with allies, resist the enemy's invasions, and constantly develop (from medieval to modern) until finally unify the whole continent.

Crazy Machines is a casual puzzle type of series of games for Windows, developed by FAKT Software from Germany. Most of its ideas originates from the old The Incredible Machine game series on DOS and Windows - using given mechanical components to construct a Rube Goldberg-style or W. Heath Robinson-style machine to solve a goal.