Five hundred dollars, a rented room, and a pull-tab hall down the block. Pull tabs, slots, a bar, and a pawn counter, and rent due on the 1st whether you played well or not. Simulated gambling; nothing pays out.
Pass a corporate job interview while concealing that you are an alien researcher. Read people, juggle your cover story, and discover your new office is full of impostors in this choice-driven sci-fi visual novel.
Humanity had ten thousand years to prepare. It won't help. Land on Earth as the alien, tear through crowds of tiny pixel people from the Stone Age to the post-human future, and feed every pixel to your flying saucer. Die, upgrade in orbit, land again.
Turn-based tactics on pure elastic billiard physics. One impulse per turn, then everything collides: your pieces, theirs, the furniture. You don't aim at an enemy, you aim at a chain. The sim is fully deterministic, so every turn is a geometry problem — knowable, not lucky.