Iron Meat is a 2D run-and-shoot type of retro indie game with a high tribute to Contra, developed by Ivan Valeryevich Suvorov from Russia, using Unity. It comes with an onslaught of mechanics ripped from arcade and console classics - mainly the classic video game Contra, but contains graphic pixelated violence and gore throughout.

Alien Shooter is a third-person action shooting game series developed by Sigma Team from Russia, first released in 2003. This game uses the shooting mode of 45-degree overlooking viewpoint that is rarely used in games made for PC platform. Each work continues a dark, terrifying and bloody picture style in both graphics and environmental background sound effects aspects, which makes the player feel depressive in the whole process of gaming.

Wolfram (AKA: Wolfenstein 3D Remake) is a modern HD remade edition of the classic DOS game Wolfenstein 3D, which was developed by John Carmack from id Software in 1992, and treated as the first game work of First Person Shooter (certainly, as early as 1973, the Maze War born in NASA's PDS-1 computer is the only real originator). It was made by Chain Studios from Russia using the Volatile3D II game engine in 2012, released for free.

Rampage Knights is a Roguelike-RPG action game with emphasis on cooperation developed by Rake In Grass game studio. It is mainly inspired from two classic video games Golden Axe and The Binding of Isaac, and fuses the fast-paced design of beat 'em up games and adventure elements in dungeon crawler games.

On the game world, if a small game can release its 7th work in a series, it's enough to see its popularity. In a nutshell, Hobo (developed by Armor Games) is bloody (PG-13), cool, hilarious and attractive!