Horizon Walker is a turn-based RPG with a unique storyline and captivating graphics. Join forces with stunning characters from beyond the dimensions and fight against the gods. [Story Overview] Mankind’s thriving civilization was brought to a halt by the sudden appearance of dimensional “Rifts.
Gentle Maniac is a specialized subculture game developer comprised of the core developers of ‘ Last Origin ‘ , which made a mark as a Korean subculture IP .
Global subculture game developers such as Japan’s Cygames , China’s Hoyobus , MikaTeam , and HyperGrip have been achieving success and receiving favorable reviews in the global market. However, in Korea, there is still no developer that stands out as a ‘global subculture game developer’. “ Shouldn’t there be at least one global and long-running subculture game like Fate in Korea?” From these concerns, Gentle Maniac was born.
And we don’t want to stop at just one success.
Gentlemaniac’s vision is to create a ‘universe’ that can provide excitement and fun to global users through our IP. And Gentlemaniac members have experience in succeeding in the domestic market through their own services. Based on that experience, our vision is to develop competitive subculture games as well as become a company that satisfies global subculture users as a specialized subculture publisher.
A company founded by Bok Gyu-dong and Lee Tae-woong, who worked as PDs for Last Origin at Smartjoy, after leaving the company.
Horizon Walker is a turn-based RPG with a unique storyline and captivating graphics. Join forces with stunning characters from beyond the dimensions and fight against the gods. [Story Overview] Mankind’s thriving civilization was brought to a halt by the sudden appearance of dimensional “Rifts.
Gentle Maniac is a specialized subculture game developer comprised of the core developers of ‘ Last Origin ‘ , which made a mark as a Korean subculture IP .
Global subculture game developers such as Japan’s Cygames , China’s Hoyobus , MikaTeam , and HyperGrip have been achieving success and receiving favorable reviews in the global market. However, in Korea, there is still no developer that stands out as a ‘global subculture game developer’. “ Shouldn’t there be at least one global and long-running subculture game like Fate in Korea?” From these concerns, Gentle Maniac was born.
And we don’t want to stop at just one success.
Gentlemaniac’s vision is to create a ‘universe’ that can provide excitement and fun to global users through our IP. And Gentlemaniac members have experience in succeeding in the domestic market through their own services. Based on that experience, our vision is to develop competitive subculture games as well as become a company that satisfies global subculture users as a specialized subculture publisher.
A company founded by Bok Gyu-dong and Lee Tae-woong, who worked as PDs for Last Origin at Smartjoy, after leaving the company.
Celestial Empire: Prologue is a free introduction to our upcoming Ancient China–themed city builder! Lay the first bricks of your grand city, guide your citizens, and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the game. Celestial Empire: Prologue won’t include all the features available in the full version, but will let you have a taste of our climatic city-building experience, all whilst exploring the captivating world of Ancient China.
Build immersive cities of Ancient China
Unique agriculture and irrigation system
Technology progress and social advancement
Complex production chains
Meaningful choices shaping your city
Beliefs, gods, and yaoguai attacks
Trade along the Silk Road
Four seasons and natural challenges
Creative Mode without limits
President Studio is a Warsaw, Poland-based game development and publishing company founded in 2018, known for creating unique experiences for players worldwide. They are a group of young, passionate, and creative individuals working to develop games for a global audience.
PlayWay is one of the leading producers and publishers of PC, consoles and mobile games in Poland.
A first-person puzzle horror game set in a defunct children’s nursery from 2001. Uncover dark secrets, solve mascot-themed puzzles, and survive the twisted games of Stanley—an animatronic who never stopped playing.
BAPBAP is the chaotic roguelike party game that’s taking Steam by storm. Unlike traditional competitive games, this is all about creating ridiculously overpowered builds that’ll make your friends rage quit and come back for more.
The core concept is simple: pick a character, collect random upgrades called augments, and craft the most broken combinations possible. Every ability is a skill shot, meaning positioning and timing matter more than anything else. With “Very Positive” Steam reviews and a thriving 43,000+ Discord community, BAPBAP has proven that sometimes the best games are the ones that embrace pure chaos.
Combat in BAPBAP revolves around one golden rule: everything is a skill shot. Unlike other games where some attacks auto target, every single ability requires precise aim and timing. This makes positioning and movement your most valuable skills.
Mobility abilities aren’t just for getting around, they’re your lifeline. Most movement skills grant invincibility frames (i-frames) that let you pass through attacks completely unharmed. Learning when to use these i-frames separates good players from great ones. Your goal in every fight should be to bait out your opponent’s mobility skill, leaving them vulnerable for your counterattack.
The game operates on a rock paper scissors system that’s crucial to understand. Ranged characters excel at kiting slow tanks from a distance. Tanks can absorb assassin burst damage and lock them down with crowd control. Assassins have the mobility and damage to eliminate fragile ranged characters before they can react. Always seek favorable matchups and avoid your counters when possible.
BAP HQ is a game development studio based in Vancouver, Canada, which has published the free-to-play roguelike party game BAPBAP on Steam. Founded in 2019, the small team specializes in browser and video games, with their game BAPBAP released in August 2025.
The current meta heavily favors characters with high mobility and outplay potential. Here’s how the roster stacks up after the 1.0 launch and recent balance changes:
S-Tier Champions: Anna and Froggy dominate the highest level of play. Anna’s multiple dodges can make her nearly untouchable when combined with the right augments, especially “hitty witty” and “traps on dodge” combinations. Froggy brings three separate i-frame abilities and two crowd control effects, making him the ultimate duelist.
A-Tier Powerhouses: Ice Girl (Sofia) received significant buffs to her health and damage scaling, while her Ice Block ability remains a “get out of jail free” card on a short cooldown. Bishop can counter heal massive amounts of damage, often surviving with 1 HP and gaining it all back instantly. Kitsu excels as a ranged damage dealer, and Chuck remains a formidable brawler despite minor nerfs.
B-Tier Solid Picks: Skinny got major buffs to his base health and attack damage, making him a viable auto-attacker. Zook offers reliability for beginners, while Jiro received cooldown reductions on his ultimate. Kat, the newest “Catmancer” added with 1.0, is still finding her place in the meta.
C-Tier Needs Help: Sashimi stands alone in this tier, with community consensus suggesting he needs additional support to compete effectively.
Remember, this tier list reflects base kit strength, but BAPBAP’s augment system acts as a powerful equalizer. Any character can become broken with the right combination of upgrades.
BAPBAP is the chaotic roguelike party game that’s taking Steam by storm. Unlike traditional competitive games, this is all about creating ridiculously overpowered builds that’ll make your friends rage quit and come back for more.
The core concept is simple: pick a character, collect random upgrades called augments, and craft the most broken combinations possible. Every ability is a skill shot, meaning positioning and timing matter more than anything else. With “Very Positive” Steam reviews and a thriving 43,000+ Discord community, BAPBAP has proven that sometimes the best games are the ones that embrace pure chaos.
Combat in BAPBAP revolves around one golden rule: everything is a skill shot. Unlike other games where some attacks auto target, every single ability requires precise aim and timing. This makes positioning and movement your most valuable skills.
Mobility abilities aren’t just for getting around, they’re your lifeline. Most movement skills grant invincibility frames (i-frames) that let you pass through attacks completely unharmed. Learning when to use these i-frames separates good players from great ones. Your goal in every fight should be to bait out your opponent’s mobility skill, leaving them vulnerable for your counterattack.
The game operates on a rock paper scissors system that’s crucial to understand. Ranged characters excel at kiting slow tanks from a distance. Tanks can absorb assassin burst damage and lock them down with crowd control. Assassins have the mobility and damage to eliminate fragile ranged characters before they can react. Always seek favorable matchups and avoid your counters when possible.
BAP HQ is a game development studio based in Vancouver, Canada, which has published the free-to-play roguelike party game BAPBAP on Steam. Founded in 2019, the small team specializes in browser and video games, with their game BAPBAP released in August 2025.
The current meta heavily favors characters with high mobility and outplay potential. Here’s how the roster stacks up after the 1.0 launch and recent balance changes:
S-Tier Champions: Anna and Froggy dominate the highest level of play. Anna’s multiple dodges can make her nearly untouchable when combined with the right augments, especially “hitty witty” and “traps on dodge” combinations. Froggy brings three separate i-frame abilities and two crowd control effects, making him the ultimate duelist.
A-Tier Powerhouses: Ice Girl (Sofia) received significant buffs to her health and damage scaling, while her Ice Block ability remains a “get out of jail free” card on a short cooldown. Bishop can counter heal massive amounts of damage, often surviving with 1 HP and gaining it all back instantly. Kitsu excels as a ranged damage dealer, and Chuck remains a formidable brawler despite minor nerfs.
B-Tier Solid Picks: Skinny got major buffs to his base health and attack damage, making him a viable auto-attacker. Zook offers reliability for beginners, while Jiro received cooldown reductions on his ultimate. Kat, the newest “Catmancer” added with 1.0, is still finding her place in the meta.
C-Tier Needs Help: Sashimi stands alone in this tier, with community consensus suggesting he needs additional support to compete effectively.
Remember, this tier list reflects base kit strength, but BAPBAP’s augment system acts as a powerful equalizer. Any character can become broken with the right combination of upgrades.
BAPBAP is the chaotic roguelike party game that’s taking Steam by storm. Unlike traditional competitive games, this is all about creating ridiculously overpowered builds that’ll make your friends rage quit and come back for more.
The core concept is simple: pick a character, collect random upgrades called augments, and craft the most broken combinations possible. Every ability is a skill shot, meaning positioning and timing matter more than anything else. With “Very Positive” Steam reviews and a thriving 43,000+ Discord community, BAPBAP has proven that sometimes the best games are the ones that embrace pure chaos.
Combat in BAPBAP revolves around one golden rule: everything is a skill shot. Unlike other games where some attacks auto target, every single ability requires precise aim and timing. This makes positioning and movement your most valuable skills.
Mobility abilities aren’t just for getting around, they’re your lifeline. Most movement skills grant invincibility frames (i-frames) that let you pass through attacks completely unharmed. Learning when to use these i-frames separates good players from great ones. Your goal in every fight should be to bait out your opponent’s mobility skill, leaving them vulnerable for your counterattack.
The game operates on a rock paper scissors system that’s crucial to understand. Ranged characters excel at kiting slow tanks from a distance. Tanks can absorb assassin burst damage and lock them down with crowd control. Assassins have the mobility and damage to eliminate fragile ranged characters before they can react. Always seek favorable matchups and avoid your counters when possible.
BAP HQ is a game development studio based in Vancouver, Canada, which has published the free-to-play roguelike party game BAPBAP on Steam. Founded in 2019, the small team specializes in browser and video games, with their game BAPBAP released in August 2025.
The current meta heavily favors characters with high mobility and outplay potential. Here’s how the roster stacks up after the 1.0 launch and recent balance changes:
S-Tier Champions: Anna and Froggy dominate the highest level of play. Anna’s multiple dodges can make her nearly untouchable when combined with the right augments, especially “hitty witty” and “traps on dodge” combinations. Froggy brings three separate i-frame abilities and two crowd control effects, making him the ultimate duelist.
A-Tier Powerhouses: Ice Girl (Sofia) received significant buffs to her health and damage scaling, while her Ice Block ability remains a “get out of jail free” card on a short cooldown. Bishop can counter heal massive amounts of damage, often surviving with 1 HP and gaining it all back instantly. Kitsu excels as a ranged damage dealer, and Chuck remains a formidable brawler despite minor nerfs.
B-Tier Solid Picks: Skinny got major buffs to his base health and attack damage, making him a viable auto-attacker. Zook offers reliability for beginners, while Jiro received cooldown reductions on his ultimate. Kat, the newest “Catmancer” added with 1.0, is still finding her place in the meta.
C-Tier Needs Help: Sashimi stands alone in this tier, with community consensus suggesting he needs additional support to compete effectively.
Remember, this tier list reflects base kit strength, but BAPBAP’s augment system acts as a powerful equalizer. Any character can become broken with the right combination of upgrades.
BAPBAP is a roguelike party game where you craft the most unfair builds to make your friends hate you. Invite and play with up to 7 friends in an all out brawl. Pick a random power after every round and craft the most ridiculous (or regrettable) build possible.
BAP HQ is a game development studio based in Vancouver, Canada, which has published the free-to-play roguelike party game BAPBAP on Steam. Founded in 2019, the small team specializes in browser and video games, with their game BAPBAP released in August 2025
BAPBAP is a roguelike party game where you craft the most unfair builds to make your friends hate you. Invite and play with up to 7 friends in an all out brawl. Pick a random power after every round and craft the most ridiculous (or regrettable) build possible.
BAP HQ is a game development studio based in Vancouver, Canada, which has published the free-to-play roguelike party game BAPBAP on Steam. Founded in 2019, the small team specializes in browser and video games, with their game BAPBAP released in August 2025
Blue Archive is a tactical role-playing game that allows the player to form and mobilize units of up to six members (two “Specials” and four “Strikers”) with which to participate in various military campaigns.
Students’ strengths can be enhanced in various ways, such as by increasing their levels, weapons, armor and skills. More students can be recruited through the gacha system using in-game currency, which may be purchased through in-app purchases.
The units are mobilized on a turn-based hex map and battle initiates when they encounter an enemy or vice versa. In combat, Strikers march along a straight path and occasionally do combat with enemy groups. They also fire automatic attacks and can hide behind objects to decrease their chances of getting hit. Specials do not engage in direct combat but increase the Strikers’ stats and support them from the backlines instead.
The player has no conventional method of control over battles with the exception of using students’ skills that cost the team’s regenerable synergy bar to use. Students and enemies both have rock-paper-scissors-based attacks and defenses, which determine their strengths and weaknesses. Students get rescued by a helicopter and cannot participate in later battles if they lose all of their health.
Blue Archive is a 2021 real-time strategy role-playing game developed by MX Studio, under the management umbrella of Nexon Games (formerly NAT Games) and IO Division. The player and protagonist is a Sensei who was summoned from outside the academic city-state of Kivotos by the president of the General Student Council, an extrajudicial committee governing the culturally rich regional school districts. Following her sudden disappearance, criminal activity rises around Kivotos and the player is tasked by the remaining members of the council to resolve issues that crop up and help search for the president.
It was first released in February 2021 for Android and iOS devices in Japan by Yostar and self-published worldwide in November of the same year by Nexon, with a global release on Microsoft Windows in July 2025 via Steam, barring Benelux, Vietnam, and Germany and Yostar-managed regions. The game is free-to-play with gacha game mechanics as a means to obtain new characters and improvise strategies via team building.
Two short-length original net anime productions was released between July and November 2022; a full length anime television series adaptation, announced in 2023 and titled as Blue Archive The Animation was produced by Yostar Pictures and Candy Box, and was broadcast from April to June 2024.
Blue Archive takes place in the academic city-state of Kivotos, which was established by the union of thousands of academies. The citizens of Kivotos are composed of three races: Humanoids, which include subraces ranging from the common human to resembling angels, demons, elves, bioroids, and kemonomimi retaining lesser features of various animal races such as ears and tails; intelligent werebeast citizens of various races; and highly-advanced robots with human levels of intelligence and individuality. Due to possessing Halos, humanoids are surprisingly strong and durable enough to resist and survive serious injuries like gunshots and explosions, though they can only be killed by destroying their Halo through certain means. As a result of this, every student possesses some kind of firearm and/or ordnance as a means to protect themselves and fight back against other students, with frequent campus shootouts happening quite a lot across Kivotos.
The city is ruled by the General Student Council (GSC), a federal committee led by a President, who governs the city from the Sanctum Tower with access to every student’s register. Despite the GSC having the main authority within Kivotos, many of the schools operate and lead their districts with virtually autonomous independence with almost every school district having a rich, long-lasting history to them, with the three most powerful schools being Millennium Science School, Trinity General School, and Gehenna Academy.
Before the events of the game, the GSC President summons the player character, a teacher with the education status of Sensei, to be the advisor of SCHALE, an extrajudicial organization established by the president herself. She then proceeds to disappear, which is followed by a rise in criminal activity and military presence in the city. As Sensei helps the students, clubs, and academies of Kivotos with their various problems, the Sensei must also deal with school rivalries, criminal warfare, corrupt corporations, rogue AIs, paranormal creatures, mysterious groups, and insidious cults that threaten Kivotos, often with the assistance of their highly-advanced smart-tablet known as the “Shittim Chest” and its sentient AI named Arona.