The Ancient Labyrinth is a cheap-looking puzzle adventure with a few “horror” elements. The stealth based aspects are interesting, and if you see it on sale for a dollar, try it out. 5/10

Caretaker is an atmospheric horror game that has a few immersion-breaking flaws, like a flashlight that lags behind your mouse, and stacks of fire extinguishers on walls. 4/10

Asteroidiga is a side-scrolling shooter with wrapping screen edges and a fire button that needs to be mashed (no autofire). It feels like a game that came out of a cereal box. 4/10

EA: EndZ Village is a city builder that’s awkward to navigate and confusing to play. The tutorial tries to provide some instruction, but it gets stuck on steps or doesn’t say what to do next. 4/10

Lichtspeer is a javelin toss game against a variety of creatures and aliens. It takes a bit to get used to but it’s pretty fun, especially with abilities, even if it gets a bit repetitive. 7/10

Nyanco Dream is a short bullet hell that was somehow made in RPG Maker. Despite the slow movement and occasional lag due to too many on-screen objects, that alone makes it worth trying out. 6/10

Alien Invasion 3D part 2 is a 3D space shooter where you don’t control your ships movement, but you can rotate (which also affects your firing angle). It’s not fun, and definitely not worth $16. 3/10

EA: Ultimate Live Wallpaper is a beautiful but CPU-hungry collection of animated wallpapers. Running it eats up an entire core of my CPU, and it crashed a few times as I played with the settings. 4/10

Indivisible is a platformer with timing-based RPG-like battles. It’s very well polished, but the main character’s personality grates on my nerves, lowering my enjoyment of the game as a whole. 7/10

Cursed Roots is a horror-themed point and click adventure that’s pretty well done. The horror elements are sometimes accompanied by comedy, which helps give a sense of contrast. 6/10