Ten Deadly Games: Jamsepticeye
Release date: Nov 20, 2025
Developers: Ducky Dev, Blahzors, Schlopp, FYRE Games, Cody Reader, BrainError, xMorrow, Cornettu, Lex Heilling, AVeryShinyCoin, Gizmo199, SurffingBird, OzMaister, inner.demons.team, Lucy Dean, Mattes Clarke, Quinn Dymalski, Silas Barber, raiden23771, Pozzo, vvetiver, amaybus, chickenempress
Publishers: Ducky Dev
Genres: Action, Adventure, Free To Play
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements
Supported languages: English

Once again, it's late at night, and you open up your backlog folder. You choose ten games and start playing. Ten Deadly Games is a collection of games from different developers based around the same theme - 'Death is an Opportunity.' Experience slow-burn horror in 'D.I.M.', score-based physics mayhem in 'Fishin' Critical', puzzle challenges in 'More for Me,' a bittersweet narrative in 'Until Then', and more! Ten Deadly Games is a celebration of the variety and creativity of indie game developers. Dead Man's Draw A western-themed FPS in which dying gives you a chance to progress to new areas. Grim Was the Acre A humorous character sketch with lots of witty dialogue. Hoping for a Home ​A slow-paced and surprisingly heartfelt puzzle game about a goblin finding the homes of deceased humans. Organ Donor Delivery ​A game about goofy, fast-paced optimization while you're trying to box and deliver organs. Mitten's Descent ​A quick and addictive rougelike-platformer hybrid about dodging threats and upgrading when you fail. More for Me ​A cute and clever side-scrolling puzzle game about using your lives to create opportunities to progress. D.I.M. ​A slow-burn and thought-provoking horror game about interacting with a very concerning AI. Fishin' Critical  ​A sloppy and silly score-cruncher about a fish trying to steal items off of a fishing boat. Until Then ​A bittersweet look into the thoughts of a dying individual. Grave Intentions A goofy game about wooing a woman at her relative's funeral. 


Notes: Some of the games in this collection contain some inferences towards heavy concepts like depression and death. If you are sensitive towards these concepts, be aware.