EA: Rolling Rumble is a fast-paced arena shooter where you build up momentum as you roll, making it harder to aim as well as making you harder to hit. Not much replay value at the moment. 5.5/10

Keebles is a contraption builder game. It’s rather simplistic but I can see it being fun if you’re looking for something to pass the time. 5/10

Departure Dash is a mobile port of a airport business simulator. It mostly involves tapping bubbles as soon as they pop up, and comboing them by color and space to optimize your score. 5/10

ODA is a 2D puzzle platformer about swapping yourself with objects, and swapping objects with each other. It’s pretty simple once you figure out the timings and how swapping works. 5.5/10

Obsidian Crown is a top-down shooter with the interesting mechanic of “killing vs. stalling”. Killing makes things easier for you, but takes away your visibility. 5.5/10

Questlike is an odd casual RPG, with no plot or continuity but instead a randomized choice of party members and randomized dungeons. It would do well on mobile. 5.5/10

Come on Baby! is a series of button-mashing minigames, centering around pitting babies against other babies. The CPU is quite difficult, but I could see it being fun if you played with friends. 5/10

Operation Valderon is a very minimalistic maze-based tower defense, and you have to strategize by picking which towers you will use. A speed-up feature would be very nice, as well as some polish. 5/10

A Glider’s Journey is a challenging flight game where the difficulty comes from the controls and the physics. It’s definitely better than some other flight sims I’ve played, but be warned. 5/10

Intrusion Protocol is a frustrating 2D platformer that’s hampered by a timer. There’s a few spots that take a lot of tries to get past, only for the timer to run out and you have to start over. 5/10