Paradox Vector is a sci-fi first-person shooter that’s simple to pick up. Your goal is to find nine triangles hidden across the different levels. It’s great for anyone wanting a minimal shooter. 6/10

Puzzle Patrol is a match-3 puzzle game with a twist – you control a character who pushes the blocks out of their way, and the only way to clear a combo is to push it. It’s still casual. 6/10

War Robots: Planet Defender is a space strategy that looks more complicated than it is. I didn’t think I would enjoy it, but I was actually having fun once I figured out the in-game menus. 6.5/10

EA: Aquaculture Land is a farming simulator with a focus on fish. It’s well done and has a good balance between challenge and relaxation. I’m looking forward to Story Mode once it’s ready! 7/10

Earthshine is a tale of encounters and desolation, of dealing with the unknown and of dealing with death. There’s a few translation errors but overall it’s a good, short visual novel. 6/10

Kōmori Fruit Rush is a casual arcade game in which you try to collect as much fruit as you can while completing quests. It’s a good game to relax and drift off to. 6/10

Vampire’s Fall: Origins is an open world RPG that feels like a mobile port, but still stands strong despite some related design choices. It’s fun and something I’ll be coming back to again. 7/10

As a fan of the original, Azur Lane Crosswave feels like an in-game event, but with 3D shooter combat instead. I’d only recommend it to existing fans, since otherwise the gameplay is lacking. 6/10

Oh Jeez, Oh No, My Rabbits Are Gone! is a fun, friendly puzzle platformer about helping the rabbits you once had as pets. You can give them commands, although the timing can get tricky. 7/10

The Game We All Have To Play is worth some time. The premise of the game revolves around rhyme. If you make it through once you can say you’ve won, but it’s up to you if you think you’re done. 6/10