Sanator: Scarlet Scarf is a Russian visual novel about disease and the occult. It’s short, but brilliantly done. You can reach an ending in 30 minutes, but you need to play again to finish. 7.5/10

Graphics aside, Dungeon Scavenger is a pretty fun turn-based dungeon crawler. It doesn’t have the grind normally associated with dungeon crawlers, and the random events help keep things fresh. 6/10

AudioTheory Guitars is an application that helps bridge the connection between piano music theory and guitar music theory. If you’re experienced with piano, it makes it easier to learn guitar. 6/10

Brother Brother is a top-down adventure game reminiscent of Zelda. The text in dialogue boxes is really slow, and bees will be the death of me, but overall the game is charming. 6/10

NABOKI is a relaxing puzzle game where you’re given a structure, and you need to figure out how to manipulate it so you can break it down into each individual part. 6/10

Rebel Cops is a unique turn-based strategy where every element has been designed from a police perspective. It’s good, but doesn’t feature some things (like line of vision!) that I’d expect. 7/10

Feels is a text RPG played entirely through the command line. As someone who enjoys minimalism and terminal applications, I really like what I played – but I also know it’s not for everyone. 7/10

Dimensionality 3.5 is an experimental visual novel with many weird design choices. By normal standards I wouldn’t recommend it, but there’s a cryptic undercurrent that escapes my perception. ?/10

Mustache or Revenge is a trap-based platformer that reminds me a bit of I Wanna Be The Guy. Death is necessary to reveal traps and progress, so don’t worry if you keep dying. 6/10

Deathless Dungeon is a hardcore platformer that does a good job at balancing difficulty and frustration. Everything works as it should, the controls are simple but accurate, and it’s pretty fun. 6/10