8/10. hidden object game; clearly runs on the same foundation as the developer’s Hidden cat games, but trades that collection’s charm and cuteness for something much darker and more mature (SFW).

6/10. puzzle platformer built around a small set of simple abilities. Surprisingly for the genre, it's also a bit of a precision platformer/mild rage quit game. Might appeal to some, but not me.

7/10. Alternates between being an adventure game, FPS-shooter, and FPS-stealth. All set in a world that is often quite open compared to typical FPS corridor-based shooters. Short/Free/worth it.

7/10. Answers the question, “what if Baba is You was a 2D platformer, and used color instead of code blocks for all of its rules (although much to the same effect?)”. +++ novelty, ++ fun, - gfx.

6/10. This game is hard to classify. But the experience is a bit like playing those old Angry Birds games, with a surprising amount of physics for a so-called tower-defense game + similar randomness.

7/10. Minesweeper-ish game with several mine types and highly constraining rules about adjacency. Feels very novel, and fairly challenging. Presentation is quite spartan but UI is good.

7/10. Sokoban with a bunch of extras: ice levels, lasers, or simultaneously moving pushers. While there’s nothing truly novel, it’s a good mix + new mechanics are introduced at just the right rate.

5/10. Two Game mechanics: Untimed wandering around maze-like environment and reading above-average storyline (good) + Careful memorization of movement patterns of one-hit-kill monsters (lame).

5/10. This game really is played completely from the Windows Explorer File Manager. A gimmick, but also intriguing, and makes this game worth trying, but only if you are into that kind of CS-weirdness

9/10. Equal parts Twin stick A-RPG / Metroidvania / puzzle game. No single element dominates over the others, although it is definitely more action heavy than puzzle heavy. Super fun!