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Marvel's Avengers

Marvel's Avengers is an action-adventure game centred around the Avengers. The game is being designed for gamers worldwide and will be packed with all the characters, environments, and iconic moments that have thrilled longtime fans of the franchise. Featuring a completely original story, it will introduce a universe gamers can play in for years to come.

Sexy Hiking

Sexy Hiking is a freeware physics-based platformer for PC created by Jazzuo.
This is the game that inspired Bennett Foddy to develop Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy.

Unbound: Worlds Apart

Unbound is an atmospheric 2D Puzzle-Platformer where the main character, Soli, can conjure magic portals to travel between different realities in order to learn more about the catastrophe that ravaged his world. Inside certain portals, the physical properties of the character or world elements can change, offering new gameplay possibilities.
Unbound’s artistic approach can be summarized as a dark fairy tale presented in a cartoonish style, with the purpose to give the game experience a fresh look and feel. Curiosity and exploration will have an impact on the overall atmosphere and will immerse the player even more.

Pikuniku

Pikuniku is an absurdly wonderful puzzle-exploration game that takes place in a strange but playful world where not everything is as happy as it seems. Help peculiar characters overcome struggles, uncover a deep state conspiracy, and start a fun little revolution in this delightful dystopian adventure!

Forgotton Anne

Forgotton Anne is a 2d cinematic adventure game combining puzzle platforming with adventure game elements. You play as Anne, the enforcer keeping order in the Forgotton Realm, as she sets out to squash a rebellion that might prevent her master, Bonku, and herself from returning to the human world.
The World of Forgotton Anne: Imagine a place where everything that is lost and forgotten goes; old toys, letters, single socks. The Forgotten Realm is a magical world inhabited by Forgotlings, creatures composed of mislaid objects longing to be remembered again.

Toby: The Secret Mine

A challenging puzzle platformer inspired by games like Limbo and Badland.

Vagante

Vagante is an action-packed platformer that features permanent death and procedurally generated levels. Play cooperatively with friends or adventure solo in this challenging roguelike-inspired game.

Play a free version of Farmscapes! Help Joe sell farm products to earn money and restore his ranch! Genre: Action & Arcade. Save the farm through matching and money making! Help Joe earn money to restore his ranch! Sell fresh vegetables, juicy fruits, flowers, eggs, and honey to the townspeople. Breathe new life into a.

Etherborn

Etherborn is an environmental puzzle platformer built on exploring and understanding gravity-shifting structures.
You are a voiceless being that has just been born into a world where a bodiless voice calls to you, patiently awaiting your arrival. As your first thoughts emerge, you realise your journey has just begun. You must reach this ethereal voice to fully understand your own existence.

Semblance

Semblance is an innovative platformer with deformable terrain, set in a beautiful minimalist world. It’s a game that asks, what if you could deform and reshape the world itself? Semblance takes the idea of a ‘platform’ in a platformer and turns it on its head.

Dream Alone

2D platform game with classic platform gameplay, deadly traps, dark storyline and unique hero abilities, all in Tim Burton's-like audio-visual.

Fru

FRU is a puzzle platformer that features an innovative use of Kinect, in which your silhouette becomes a 'portal' between two worlds.
You will find yourself solving puzzles by strategically positioning your body, combining physical interaction with traditional platforming.
The game features four completely different chapters, all based around our innovative use of the silhouette, with a unique twist to each one of them.
In addition to moving and balancing your body to solve levels, you’ll also find yourself swimming inside your silhouette, striking crazy poses to activate contraptions, and awkwardly tiptoeing to avoid dangerous hazards!

Ori and the Will of the Wisps

From the creators of the multi award winning Ori and the Blind Forest, comes the highly anticipated sequel: Ori and the Will of the Wisps. The surge price.

Celeste

A single-player platformer about climbing a mountain. Battle your inner demons and climb through more than 250 devious stages to reach the summit. It won't be easy.

Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power

Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power is a fairytale journey which takes you on a quest with three heroes: Amadeus the Wizard, Pontius the Knight, and Zoya the Thief. Playable in singleplayer and online or local co-op - test your skills in combat and solve puzzles in the most creative ways!

BOX BOY! + BOX GIRL!

'The fan-favorite puzzle series is back for the first time on Nintendo Switch with a brand new game! In addition to 270 new levels, two players can work as a team to solve puzzles in a new co-op mode. As a bonus, players who complete the game can access a new adventure starring Qudy.'

Super Mario Maker 2

Build and play the Super Mario courses of your dreams! This sequel features a host of new tools and features—like slopes!

Unravel Two

Unravel two is the sequel to the 2015 puzzle platforming game Unravel. It was announced during E3 2018, that the game was actually already finished and available instantly! In the game there are two Yarny's (made out of yarn) which can be controlled by one player, though the game can also be played in co-op. Together the Yarny's explore area's and solve the puzzles within them.

Caveblazers

Caveblazers is a challenging and brutal roguelike platformer. Journey into a mysterious cave, fighting orcs and goblins with an abundance of weapons and magical items! Make friends along the way to aid your adventure, then watch in despair as they are crushed in to a bloody pulp under a troll's fist.

Exception

When an old woman's computer system is taken over by a fascist virus bent on total annihilation, you assume control of an ordinary software program transformed into an elite combat machine. Retake the system and build your character into a formidable instrument of retribution.

Katana ZERO

Katana ZERO is a fast paced neo-noir action platformer, focusing on tight, instant-death acrobatic combat, and a dark 80's neon aesthetic. Aided with your trusty katana, the time manipulation drug Chronos and the rest of your assassin's arsenal, fight your way through a fractured city, and take back what's rightfully yours.

Ever since the 200 million years ago, smaller species have had no problem learning to coexist with larger species — and if tiny, one-ounce shrews managed to live alongside 20-ton dinosaurs, how much threat do you think you pose to the average mouse or rat? The reason so many cities are infested with mice and rats is that these rodents are extremely opportunistic. All they need to survive is a little food, a little warmth, and a tiny amount of shelter to thrive and reproduce (which they do in vast numbers).

The most dangerous thing about rats, compared to mice, is that they can be vectors for disease — although there is debate over whether or not they were actually responsible for the Black Death, which decimated the world's urban areas in the 14th and 15th centuries. Often referred to as 'rats with wings,' pigeons live by the hundreds of thousands in metropolises as far-flung as Mumbai, Venice, and New York City. These descend from wild rock doves, which helps to explain their predilection for nesting in abandoned buildings, window air conditioners, and the gutters of houses. Centuries of adaptation to urban habitats have made them excellent scavengers of food. In fact, the single best way to reduce pigeon populations in cities is to secure food waste securely. The next-best is to discourage little old ladies from feeding pigeons in the park!

Despite their reputation, pigeons aren't any 'dirtier' or more germ-ridden than any other birds. For example, they are not carriers of bird flu, and their highly-functioning immune systems keep them relatively free from disease. There's a widespread urban myth that, if there's ever a global nuclear war, will survive and inherit the earth.

That isn't quite true. A roach is just as susceptible to being evaporated in an H-bomb blast as a cowering human, but the fact is that cockroaches can thrive in many situations that would render other animals extinct. Some species can live for a month without food or an hour without air, and an especially hardy roach can subsist on glue on the back of a postage stamp. The next time you're tempted to squash that cockroach in your sink, bear in mind that these insects have persisted, pretty much unchanged, for the last 300 million years, ever since the — and deserve some much-earned respect! Of all the urban animals on this list, raccoons may be the most deserving of their bad reputation.

These mammals are known, and their habit of raiding garbage cans, squatting in the attics of occupied houses, and occasionally killing outdoor cats and dogs doesn't exactly endear them even to kind-hearted humans. Part of what makes raccoons so well-adapted to urban habitats is their highly-developed sense of touch. Motivated raccoons can open complex locks after a few tries.

When there's food involved, they quickly learn to overcome any obstacles in their way. Raccoons don't make very good pets. As smart as they are, they're unwilling to learn commands, and good luck getting your newly-adopted raccoon to peacefully coexist with your fat tabby. Like mice and rats (see slide #2), squirrels are technically. Unlike mice and rats, however, urban squirrels are generally considered to be cute.

They eat plants and nuts, rather than scraps of human food, and hence aren't ever found infesting kitchen cabinets or darting across the living-room floor. One little-known fact about squirrels is that these animals didn't migrate of their own accord, in search of food, to cities across the United States. They were deliberately imported into various urban centers in the 19th century in an attempt to re-familiarize city dwellers with nature. For example, the reason there are so many squirrels in New York's Central Park is that a small population was planted there in 1877. This exploded into the hundreds of thousands of individuals that have since spread into all five boroughs. Are somewhere in between mice and squirrels on the urban nuisance scale.

On the positive side, they are undeniably cute. There's a reason so many children's books feature adorable, flop-eared bunnies. On the downside, they have a predilection for the tasty things that grow in yards. This includes not only carrots, but other vegetables, and flowers as well. Most of the wild rabbits that live in urban areas of the U.S. Are cottontails, which aren't quite as cute as domesticated rabbits and are often preyed on by free-ranging dogs and cats.

If you ever find a rabbit nest with seemingly abandoned young, think twice before bringing them inside. It's possible that their mother is only temporarily away, perhaps out finding food. Also, wild rabbits can be carriers of the infectious disease tularemia, also known as 'rabbit fever.' Humans have coexisted with bugs since the beginning of civilization, but no single insect (not even lice or mosquitoes) has raised more human hackles than the. Increasingly prevalent in U.S. Cities from coast to coast, bedbugs live in mattresses, sheets, blankets, and pillows.

They feed on human blood, biting their victims at night. As deeply unpleasant as they are, however, bedbugs aren't vectors for disease (unlike ticks or mosquitoes), and their bites don't inflict much physical damage. Even so, one should never underestimate the psychological stress that can be inflicted by a bedbug infestation. Oddly enough, bedbugs have become much more common in urban areas since the 1990s, which may be the unintended consequence of well-meaning legislation against pesticides. Red foxes can be found all across the northern hemisphere, but they're most common in England — which, perhaps, is Nature's way of punishing the British people for centuries of fox hunts. Unlike some of the other animals on this list, you're unlikely to find a red fox in the deep inner city.

These carnivores don't especially enjoy massive, close-set buildings or thick, noisy traffic. Foxes are more likely found in the, where, like raccoons, they scavenge out of garbage cans and occasionally raid chicken coops. There are probably over 10,000 red foxes in London alone.

They are most active at dawn and dusk and are often fed and 'adopted' by well-meaning residents. While red foxes haven't been entirely domesticated, they don't pose much danger to humans, and will sometimes even allow themselves to be petted. Along with red foxes, urban seagulls are mostly an English phenomenon.

Over the last few decades, seagulls have relentlessly migrated from the coastlines to the English interior, where they have taken up residence atop houses and office buildings and learned to scavenge from open garbage cans. By some estimates, in fact, there may now be equal numbers of 'urban gulls' and 'rural gulls' in the, with the former increasing in population and the latter decreasing in population. As a rule, the two gull communities don't like to mix. In many respects, the seagulls of London are like the raccoons of New York and other U.S. Cities: smart, opportunistic, quick to learn, and potentially aggressive to anyone who gets in their way. You know why so many grade-school kids are fascinated by skunks? Because so many grade-school kids have actually seen skunks — not in a, but near their playgrounds, or even in their front yards.

While skunks haven't yet penetrated into deep urban areas — imagine if skunks were as numerous in Central Park as pigeons! — they are commonly encountered on the fringes of civilization, especially in the suburbs.

You might imagine this is a big problem, but skunks rarely spray humans, and then only if the human acts foolishly. This includes trying to chase the skunk away, for example, or worse, attempting to pet it or pick it up.

The good news is that skunks eat less desirable urban animals like mice, moles, and grubs. The bad news is that they can be carriers of rabies, and thus transmit this disease to outdoor pets.