Battle City Remake is a 3D remake of the classic multi-directional shooter video game Battle City developed and published by Namco from Japan in 1985 for the NES/FC console, developed by an independent video game studio Bad Mouse Digital Art from Chile in 2020, made with Unity. It enables you to experience a more comfortable and wonderful tank battle, back to the happy memories of childhood.

When you first launched Minetest, didn't you think it was just Minecraft? Actually not. Although their interface, style, and gameplay are almost the same, Minetest is essentially a free, open-source and cross-platform voxel game engine (written in C++ and Lua, using the Irrlicht Engine). It was created by Perttu Ahola and first released in 2010, and is now developed by a team of volunteers, with significant contributions from the community. It's available for Linux-based systems, FreeBSD, Windows, Mac, and Android platforms, and provides an API for users to create their own games and mods written in Lua.

Ragdoll Masters is a task-type small 2D fighting game with very high playability, developed by Matteo Guarnieri from Italy. It uses the ragdoll physics, and features some of the most sophisticated physics ever used in 2D games and plenty of other neat effects. There is no complicated way to play it, and all player has to do is rely on inertia to hit the enemy's vital parts with the player's fists and feet.

As the world's most popular soccer simulation game, EA's FIFA series has existed for nearly 30 years. From its original Mosaic picture quality to its now exquisite 3D panoramic picture, FIFA has accompanied countless football gamers from their youth to middle age. In this process, it has been unique when it was first born, and it has also experienced the embarrassing time of being overwhelmed by the PES series. In the end, it made a breakthrough in adversity, reborn in Nirvana, and has become the best-selling football game in the world every year.

Door Kickers is a small Real-Time Strategy indie game developed by KillHouse Games (the development team that made the famous module Project Reality for Battlefield 2) from Romania in 2014. It has a lot in common with Frozen Synapse both visually and playfully. However, the user interface and visual effects of the latter are more abstract.