Codex Temondera: Lost Vision is a slow paced RPG Maker game with well-done combat, inventory, and skill/interaction systems. Looks to be a promising change from the default RPG Maker gameplay. 6/10

Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom is a fun, 2D platformer with a variety of abilities and equipment, allowing you to customize your play style on the fly. It’s very well polished. 8/10

Morphies Law is the best online shooter I’ve played so far this year. After being plagued by battle royales and dead MOBAs, it feels like a miracle to find something fun, novel and unique. 8/10

Unsolved Mystery Club: Ancient Astronauts is a hidden object game with actual puzzle elements, and an interesting fully-voiced plotline. It’s a bit dated, but it’s well constructed. 6/10

Flaky Bakery is a very fun mix of combat, baking, and selling. If you want to exploit the local economy by killing your customers to resell their purchase, now is the time to do so! 8/10

Ramify is a challenging puzzle game where you can inflate islands, which will shoot out inflating bullets once popped. You only have so many clicks, so location and timing matters. 6/10

Bad Business is a strategic shooter where every bullet counts. You need to find the right angle to shoot from, determine who to shoot first, and count your bullets carefully. 6.5/10

Grizzland is a metroidvania with a limited resolution and a limited palette. The game features some interesting mechanics (enemies dodging???) as well as little directions but much direction. 7/10

Palmyra Orphanage, while not the type of game I’d choose to play, is a very well done indie horror game. It has a few jump scares, but mainly relies on atmosphere and suspense – excellently done. 7/10

10,000,000 is a tile-matching puzzle slash dungeon crawler, which is surprisingly harder than I expected. The items system is a bit odd at first, but you learn what does what as you play. 6/10