Fish for gold is a weird underwater walking shooter, with fall damage. Underwater. Why? Controls are bad, the game leaves you with little to do, and sound effects are loud and distorted. 2/10

Arauco Saga seems like something I’d enjoy, but the English is laughably poor and the game isn’t very well polished. If this gets significantly improved, I would love to give it another try! 4/10

EA: Angler’s Life is currently a very empty open-world fishing game. Other than a backpack, I couldn’t find anything else to interact with, nor could I find any water. Just random houses. 3/10

Vicious Gambling Agreement is an action RPG that suffers from poor hitboxes, random freezes and stuttering, as well as a clunky camera. There’s no plot or tutorial aside from some random tips. 3/10

Derpy pirates! seems like it could have been fun, but the awkward controls and poor camera movement make it very difficult to even get half-way through the first level. 3/10

Square Norm is a geometry-based platformer where you evolve as you add sides to your shape. It’s very well polished, and I had a lot of fun as I played it. 7/10

Best Plumber is a simple pipe-logic game where you need to ensure the water flows to the destination. It’s not the best thing around, but it’s only $1, so it’s worth the price. 5/10

Vampire & Monsters is a HOG with the unique mechanic of having a scrolling, panoramic area to search in. It looks dated but is different enough to be worth playing. 6/10

Favo!+ is a fun puzzle game where you need to connect and merge elements in order to defeat enemies or gain points. It gets tricky at times if you don’t properly plan ahead. 7/10

Tree Bonsai is a relaxing simulator where you grow and shape a plum tree. My only complaint is that the white UI, on a white background, is very hard to see sometimes. 6/10