ATOM RPG is an excellent turn-based RPG, reminiscent of classic Fallout. It has just as much depth and customization, if not more – and I highly recommend it to fans of the original Fallout. 7.5/10

P.3 is a difficult yet fun vertical shooter where instead of tapping a button to shoot, you shoot every time you move left or right. The simple controls and color palette add a lot to the game. 7/10

Now You See is a point and click horror with a focus on gore and jump scares. The puzzle aspects are well done, but can be difficult due to the art style. 6/10

OMNIMUS is a visual novel that provides a thought experiment on the future of virtual reality and medical technology. The story is rather linear and there’s a few typos, but it’s a great value. 6/10

Cat Quest II is a very polished action adventure game, where you play as two sealed kings who wish to reclaim their kingdoms. It’s a purrfect co-op adventure, if that scratches your itch. 7/10

Mutazione is an atmospheric adventure about a strange world – full of mutants and other creatures. From the moment the game starts, you can tell how much love was put into it. 7/10

Detective Kobayashi is a visual novel that strongly reminds me of the Ace Attorney series. The mechanic of having additional thoughts for lines of dialogue adds more personality to chars. 6.5/10

Masteroid is a space sim that’s a bit grindy but can be more or less idled as long as you’re not attacking other ships. I enjoyed what I played, and I want to try going more in-depth later. 7/10

EA: Size Matters is a chemistry puzzle game where you need to quickly mix together and prepare different elements in order to formulate a cure for yourself. It’s unique and memorable. 6/10

Cute Adventure is a shooter that, despite having many, many flaws and glitches – actually manages to be a fun experience. For $3 it’s not a bad investment, especially if you play with friends. 6/10