Ciel Fledge is a simulation visual novel where you raise your daughter and guide her by telling her what attributes/relationships she should focus on. It’s slow and grindy, but so is real life. 6/10

EA: Nyanco Card is a card game made in RPG Maker where losing not only sets you back, but also strengthens your opponent. It’s a difficult grind with little room for error, so think ahead. 6/10

Storm Chasers: Tornado Islands is primarily a match-3 puzzle game, although it does add in some other puzzle types. The rustic theme is well-done, so I would recommend it as a casual game. 6/10

Unblock Gridlock is a rather simplistic sliding-block puzzle game that uses common Unity assets and features (likely) pre-randomly generated levels. It’s alright, but it’s nothing special either. 5/10

Solitaire Beach Season is a “match the cards to reveal” card game with uneven decks and a lack of support for 16:9 monitors. It’s not the worst one around, but it’s definitely not great either. 4/10

Receiver 2 offers a much better experience than the original, with some simplification of mechanics and many new elements (such as a plot) to add more interest. It’s not for me but I had fun. 7/10

The Chronicles of Robin Hood – The King of Thieves is a fun match-3 puzzle game interspersed with a retelling of the legend of Robin Hood. It’s well polished and serves as a great casual game. 6/10

BatMUD is, by far, one of the best MUDs I’ve played. It’s very polished for that genre, and the UI is much easier to navigate and use compared to running a telnet simulator. 7/10

Coffee Talk is a relaxing visual novel about managing a late-night coffee shop and listening to your customers and their interactions. I’ve never seen a game like it before, and it’s good. 7/10

The Haunted Island is a short adventure game with a mystery narrative about a hard-working detective frog. It’s on the casual side, but it’s an enjoyable experience. 6/10