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Sentinels is a free-to-play hero shooter game created by ClearSky Studio. Master the powerful abilities of the various agent characters in the game and experience tactical squad play, fast-paced hero shooting and team deathmatch.

Relive the fighting of the 'Sakura Arms' with cute animated SD graphics!
Strap into a Lancer frigate in the middle of a war between fleets. Launch off a 900 m supercarrier, lock targets with a glance, break an Edict's lance before it fires and cripple a 7 km worldship. A VR space combat game you can also play on a flat screen.
Three minutes of daylight. Ninety seconds of night. TIDE OR HIDE is a 1-4 player co-op survival game where the deep water guarding your camp drains away every night - zone by zone - and armed hunters come for what you stockpiled. Gather, arm up, and hold until dawn.

Cook under pressure as the Chef while the Hunter attacks, blocks, and subdues ravenous zombies. Match every order, time each bake, and throw the right pizza to purify your target before it goes stale. Play solo or coordinate both roles in local shared-screen co-op.
A story of a girl fishing and exploring in a submerged world. Let her fish automatically in the corner of your desktop, and step in only for key events. Gather money and gear through fishing to continue your journey and uncover the truth of this world!

Command a WWII carrier task force in real time. Find the enemy first, arm and launch your squadrons, plot their attack runs and survive the counterstrike. Fight six battles of 1942 by day and by night, design warships in the shipyard, share maps on the Steam Workshop and battle friends online.
Command fleets across whole star systems in real time. Hold the warp gates, cut the enemy's supply lines, launch your carriers' wings and tear open a rift to jump a titan behind their lines. Three factions, three story campaigns, and wars from 1v1 duels to sector-wide conquest.
幻想郷大激突 : Touhou Impact is an unofficial Touhou Project fan game. Youkai have appeared—far too many of them. This is clearly an incident, but don't worry. In Gensokyo, the answer is simple: beat them all up first, then find the culprit later.