Rezist: Tower Defense is a wireframe/software-themed tower defence where you can only place colored towers on tiles of the same color. You can “format” blocks to get new tiles over time. 5.5/10

Otter Space Rescue, despite its rough appearances, is a surprisingly fun top-down shooter. It’s fairly easy, but the game’s progression is paced well as you unlock characters/weapons. 5/10

From Orbit is an odd procedurally generated casual RTS. I don’t feel like I got a good impression of the game, but it could definitely use a tutorial, directions, or some type of guide. ?/10

Dreamland Solitaire is a casual solitaire-based card game. It’s a relaxing way to pass the time, but there’s not much to say about it that makes it unique from other casual solitaire games. 5/10

Retro Rockets is a 3v1 game (like in Mario Party) where you need to either run around and activate machines, or kill the others. I’d only recommend it if you’re playing with friends. 5/10

Everybody Loves Skeletons is a simplistic platformer, where you unlock new weapons as you progress. There’s an interesting mechanic of detaching your head to get through gaps. 5/10

Jigsaw Puzzle: Evolution is a mobile port of an educational game that teaches the history of evolution. If it actually had a horizontal layout, I’d probably recommend it, but it’s hard to play. 5/10

Money Maker is a weird 3D idle game where you run from building to building to buy upgrades. I can’t say I’ve ever seen anything like it, although it also seems very simple. 5/10

Norman’s Great Illusion is a dark game about the life of a man in a society moving towards totalitarianism. It’s interesting, but the work minigame is (intentionally) frustrating. 5/10

Adventures of the Worm is a rather simple puzzle game involving rocks, apples, and TNT. It reminds me a lot of a Windows 95 game that I played, although I can’t recall the name. 5/10