[BLANK] is a videogame about uncertainty. You wake up in a strange environment, unable to see properly and with no recollection of how you got there. Players will have to explore this environment to slowly recollect the memories of the events that took him there in the first place. But how does one explore things when he cannot see?

DuskRush puts players in a tight situation, where shadows creeps towards you with malicious intents and the world darkens around you. Repel the shadows with light while keeping your vision around you bright. Players must balance between two task while ensuring their survival.

Albert Price is locked in the attic of his laboratory. But he is not alone. He has his flamethrower. And some annoying entities from some other plane of existence that want to steal his soul. In this pitch dark room, Albert will have to react fast to escape the chase of the monsters. Or just banish them back to wherever they came from by setting them ablaze, whichever seems more appropriate. Or are -you- going to tell the man with the flamethrower what he should or shouldn't do?

A modern retelling of the story of Orpheus and Eurydice, in the mold of the Infocom text adventures of the 1980's. Features immersive sound-driven gameplay with no visual input.

Wrap around a dark and infinite cave system searching for the end.

It is a platform puzzle game, where a boy is lost in the dark and need to collect all the level lights to get rid of darkness. On the way the boy needs to be careful with the shades of darkness that will not hesitate to get in your way.

Little Esmeralda is afraid of the dark. By nightfall (Prima Nox) she makes up her very own fantasy world out of shadows. She sets of to overcome her fear of the dark with the help of a bunch of fireflies that she can collect and use (to light up the darkk and to fight shadow monsters) on her way.