Robozarro is a mix of platformer and point & click that feels like an Early Access title. It has some solid concepts, but the controls are slippery enough that it ruins the rest of the game. 4/10

Ballance: The Return tries to be a futuristic take on the original, but puts priority on touchscreen controls and is certainly more cumbersome to play. It’s a shame, since I loved the original. 4.5/10

Unnamed Adventure is a platformer with well-done graphics that are mismatched stylistically, and decent but unpolished gameplay. The “weather effects” that cover the screen are very annoying. 4.5/10

33 Rounds is a simple dodging game where you navigate around meteors, bombs, and other hazards – but it quickly becomes boring. 4.5/10

I LIKE THE FLOWERS is a short narrative that alternates between a rough gardening simulator and a memory puzzle. It can easily be completed in 20 minutes and isn’t very entertaining. 4/10

The Voice from Heaven is a dated match-3 puzzle game that’s difficult to recommend even to fans of match-three puzzlers. It’s low quality and requires more grinding than it should. 3/10

Oil Mogul is a very rough oil digging simulation, with a cumbersome UI, cheap graphics, unexplained controls, and windows that stack on top of each other and don’t work properly. 2.5/10

Last Neighbor is a horror game that relies entirely on jump scares. The knifer seems to revolve around randomness, so progress is more of a matter of luck than skill. 4/10

Death Gasp is a “horror” game with a focus on dismembered body parts scattered around. It’s not too great, and the game suffers from technical difficulties such as lag spikes and long waits. 4/10

EA: Ash Asylum is a horror game that uses a lot of the free assets and engine templates that I’ve seen in other games. I wasn’t able to find anything to make it worthwhile. 4/10