While it is grindy, Dwarf Shop is an excellent shop simulator with time and economic based mechanics. It’s not for everyone, but if you love clicker or idle games, you’ll love this. 7/10

Exile Squadron is a horizontal shooter where you need to dodge bullets and destroy enemies/asteroids to proceed. The background can be confusing, since it was hard to tell what would hurt me. 6/10

Sakura Girls is a generic jigsaw puzzle using characters from other series such as 5-Toubun. There’s nothing special about it, but that they’re using copyrighted characters doesn’t bode well. 4/10

EA: The Lighthouse is a 3D horror game that presents itself from an outsider’s perspective – like a TV show. It’s something I really appreciate since it allows for more focus on narrative. 7/10

Bewitched is an OELVN about a boy who returns to his childhood home only to discover that he wasn’t imagining magic as a kid. The world-building is done well and got my attention. 6/10

Total Seclusion is a free first-person shooter where you’ll just run out of bullets on the first wave. With that in mind, a two-minute experience is hard to recommend. 3/10

EA: The Sphere of Abyss is a top-down adventure RPG that’s a bit confusing at first but fun once you get the hang of it. I managed to defeat the first double-axe boss on my first try. 6/10

EA: Astronarch is a randomized RPG that requires little interaction on the player’s part but offers enough intrigue to keep you interested. Status effects are king in this game. 6/10

TheoTown is the most complex city builder I’ve ever played, yet it does a great job at making sure that you can focus on the gameplay and maintenence instead of getting bogged down in details. 7/10

Shine’s Adventures 6 is a rafting bumper kart game where winning will unlock rotatable 3D CG. The gameplay is actually pretty fun, as you place mines to try and knock other players off. 6/10