Xoo: Xeno Xafari is a casual adventure game where you can index xenos, steal eggs to sell on eBay, and collect piles of junk. It’s fun and quirky, and it’s low stress. It’s a nice way to relax. 7/10

486 is a surreal and odd adventure, parodying old PC games. It’s confusing and leaves a lot to chance, just like old games did. I need to find my paper manual. 5.5/10

Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1 is a… unique pizza simulator set in a world where everything is not as it seems. There’s a lot of hidden secrets and conversations, just take your time. 7/10

Roundabout 3 is a rhythm game turned into a fractal maze of mirrors. Sometimes you can’t see where you’re going, so you need to rely on the beat and your instincts in order to turn successfully. 7/10

Deeproot Manor is a horror puzzle game that slowly builds up an atmosphere rather than relying on jump scares. I felt like the art style made things confusing at times, but otherwise it was fine. 6/10

Rock Paper SHIFT is a turn-based puzzle game based off Rock Paper Scissors. You can switch between the three objects, and you need to destroy everything else on the map. 5/10

Monster Girls You-ki Chan is a 2D platformer where everyone is a monster girl. You can switch between weapons, but each one has its own weakness and complexities. It’s fun but difficult at times. 6/10

Nosferatu Lilinor is a hardcore platformer reminiscent of old arcade games. The mechanics are interesting, but trying to properly use them frustrates me more than anything. Great for nostalgia. 6/10

DriftZ is a cheap feeling yet fun game where you drive and drift your customizable vehicle into hoards of zombies. Not a new concept, but well worth $2. 5/10

Blockicker may appear to be a simple sliding block puzzle, but as the number of shapes increases and the mechanics get more complicated, it serves as quite the challenge. 6/10