LRRL or RLLR is a puzzle game that seems simple enough, but turns out to be tricky as you’ll quickly forget your position in the sequence due to the simple and repetitive steps. It’s alright. 5/10

Greedy Maze is a simple maze puzzle game, but it offers three variants (darkness, hazards, and shifting walls) that can be enabled for a harder challenge. If you’re a fan of mazes, try this one. 5/10

486 is a surreal and odd adventure, parodying old PC games. It’s confusing and leaves a lot to chance, just like old games did. I need to find my paper manual. 5.5/10

Rock Paper SHIFT is a turn-based puzzle game based off Rock Paper Scissors. You can switch between the three objects, and you need to destroy everything else on the map. 5/10

DriftZ is a cheap feeling yet fun game where you drive and drift your customizable vehicle into hoards of zombies. Not a new concept, but well worth $2. 5/10

RogueJack is a dungeon crawler where battles are determined through hands of blackjack. It’s fine in short sprints, but there’s not enough variability for longer gameplay sessions. 5/10

EA: Matrix Brain Twister is a simple puzzle game where you need to get the entire matrix to be the same color. It gets more complicated with additional colors and dimensions. 5/10

Stozle – Solve the Mystery is a collection of three stories, each with sections separated by sudoku puzzles. It has a few typos here and there, but it’s not too bad overall. 5/10

EA: Center2048 is a different “shooter” take on the classic 2048 game. While the gameplay is alright, the graphics are rough, aside from the paid assets infamously used by Konnichiwa Games. 5/10

Originally from 2017, Season Match 4 is a casual match-three puzzle game aimed at children. It has a few small grammatical errors, but overall it’s easy and well suited for a children’s game. 5/10