Receiver 2 offers a much better experience than the original, with some simplification of mechanics and many new elements (such as a plot) to add more interest. It’s not for me but I had fun. 7/10

The Chronicles of Robin Hood – The King of Thieves is a fun match-3 puzzle game interspersed with a retelling of the legend of Robin Hood. It’s well polished and serves as a great casual game. 6/10

BatMUD is, by far, one of the best MUDs I’ve played. It’s very polished for that genre, and the UI is much easier to navigate and use compared to running a telnet simulator. 7/10

Coffee Talk is a relaxing visual novel about managing a late-night coffee shop and listening to your customers and their interactions. I’ve never seen a game like it before, and it’s good. 7/10

The Haunted Island is a short adventure game with a mystery narrative about a hard-working detective frog. It’s on the casual side, but it’s an enjoyable experience. 6/10

Shadows of Time is a top-down action game that lets you choose between a murderous spree and a stealth-based theft. There are a few visual glitches on death, but overall I would recommend it. 6/10

Creature in the Well is a top-down pinball-like RPG where you collect energy and activate machinery to proceed. The game gets a bit repetitive but it’s a novel concept. 6/10

EA: Wildermyth is a turn-based RPG, based off tabletops, where you control a randomized party of three. The game’s strength lies in the ability to create/download custom stories. 6.5/10

DragonFangZ is a fun dungeon crawler where you can collect & use abilities from enemies you defeat. It reminds me a lot of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon and I love it. I’ll be doing a full playthrough! 7/10

While it is grindy, Dwarf Shop is an excellent shop simulator with time and economic based mechanics. It’s not for everyone, but if you love clicker or idle games, you’ll love this. 7/10