Your next game is still buried.
Not tags, not algorithms. Curated by taste and lineage. The place where you give a buried game its first pass.
›What this is
Over 20,000 games flood Steam every year, and half of them vanish with fewer than 10 reviews. Ask for a recommendation and you only ever get the famous ones.
So this is where each buried gem becomes a Find: one game at a time, with words for why it will hit you. We dig up the overlooked, and above all we bring hidden gems out of Japan to the world.
Find one that grabs you, check it on Steam, and give it your first pass. A forward-leaning push from you is what makes a rough gem shine.
›Finds
- 01 When one move flips the board. Hidden games for the read-and-build taste
You read a situation that keeps changing and rebuild on the fly. Games with that one taste, lined up by lineage.
02 Touhou: Lost Branch of Legend - the buried gem that adds color to Slay the SpireAn uncut deckbuilder loved in Japan and China but unseen in the West. MTG-style color mana flips the whole board.
03 Mortal Glory 2 - the buried gladiator-team roguelike where you read and counterA brutal turn-based gladiator roguelike loved by a few hundred players but unknown in the West. Read the matchup, draft your counter.
04 Welcome to the Guild Explorers - a buried logic-deduction gem, walled off by languageA deduction puzzle loved in Japan at 937 reviews and 98 percent positive, but with no English support. Reconstruct who belonged where, by pure logic, from scattered records.
›Why we build this
We are refugees of this taste too. So we built our own.
Bit Oz -Wonder Crusher-
A new kind of shooter x roguelite. You aim it yourself, but the moment you go to fire, an aim line appears. You see how the shot travels and where it lands before you commit (Aim Mode slows time so you line it up like a billiards shot). So it is not about landing the hit. You read the situation it creates and rebuild your next move in real time, while skill cards and reflective walls warp that very line and flip the whole board.