MouseCraft puts players in charge of the lives of three (fairly hapless) blind mice under the care of the mad Schrodinger, a mildly maniacal feline scientist. Trapped in the clutches of the conniving cat, the mice have no choice but to scamper cheese-ward, regardless of the pitfalls that stand in their way – explosives, homicidal robotic rats, electrified platforms, and vats of acid are only a few obstacles that await them. It is the player’s job to make their perilous path passable by stacking the gaming world’s most iconic blocks: tetronimos.

MouseCraft features 80 unique levels, 7 different types of Tetronimos (including jellied blocks and explosive blocks) and a level editor allowing players to design their own hazardous rodent gauntlets. With its tongue-in-cheek, cartoonish style and customizable gameplay, MouseCraft is the ultimate game of cat and mouse.

Check out the game’s trailer here:

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Back to Bed follows the misadventures of Bob, an unusually active narcoleptic who regularly falls asleep on the job and then sleepwalks out of his office, stepping blindly into the dangers of the big city. Players will take on the role of Subob, the green quadrupedal manifestation of Bob’s subconscious, in its desperate mission to keep its corporeal body alive. Subob must navigate detailed, physics-defying 3D levels, and use its wits (and environmental elements) to detour Bob around countless dangers – everything from precarious cliffsides to aggressive alarm clocks to gaping maws slavering up out of the ground, hungry for Bob’s blood.

The game’s unique art style is inspired by history’s favorite surrealists: the game features Salvador Dali’s obsession with time, Magritte’s iconic green apple, and Escher’s impossible lines and angles, all seamlessly combined into the ultimate dreamscape.

To take a closer look at the inside of Bob’s head, check out the trailer:

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Players take on the role of Barry Steakfries, the tough-as-nails time-travelling commando who is quick with a joke and faster still with a trigger. Using nothing but his guile, natural athletic ability, and a staggering array of high-powered weaponry, Barry will face off against shambling hordes and powerful boss-zombies in six unique periods of history, from ancient Egypt to feudal Japan and the Wild West.

Perfect for anyone who has ever dreamed of witty repartee with a zombie T-Rex (and let’s be honest, who hasn’t?), Age of Zombies’ fast-paced run-and-gun gameplay and irreverent humor have made it a fan favorite, and the OUYA version marks the first time that the game will be available for set-top consoles.

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You can see Broken Age’s trailer here: http://vimeo.com/95777431

From Tim Schafer, the creative mind behind Psychonauts and Day of the Tentacle, Broken Age revitalizes the classic adventure game genre with a powerful narrative and storybook aesthetic. One of the most successful Kickstarter campaigns in the history of the platform, Broken Age’s story of traditions – and those who are brave enough to break them – has been critically lauded as a fantastic narrative-driven adventure on PC and Mac.

Broken Age on OUYA will also mark the first time that players can purchase the first act as a stand-alone game. Players can purchase act one for $15 dollars and pre-purchase act two if they choose to continue their adventure.

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In Whispering Willows, players will take on the role of Elena, a young girl with the extraordinary power to project her spirit outside of her body, as she explores the shadowy, atmospheric world of the Willows Estate. As a spirit unbound by physical form, Elena can traverse otherwise-unsurmountable obstacles and interact with other ghosts to piece together the dark history of the house – but she will have to use both her spectral and physical forms in order to solve puzzles, navigate through the sinister estate, and find her lost father.

Watch the launch trailer for Whispering Willows here:

The game has already won a number of honors for its atmosphere and story, including winning the Seattle Indie Gaming Competition in 2014 and the Cerebral Indie Developer Grant in 2013. Whispering Willows also placed as a finalist in the Captivate Conference Game Design Competition, and won “Most Immersive” at the 2013 OUYA CREATE Game Jam.

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