This free game is very polished and runs smoothly, with a simple idea and great execution. I love it.

Planets Under Attack is a charming, addictive strategy game with fun ship-swarming and fresh modes, but a harsh difficulty spike turns later levels into frustrating, unfair battles.

Though it’s a very old title from 1997, it still offers a strong detective story, smart puzzles, and charming art. Despite how much gaming has evolved, it remains surprisingly enjoyable and worth play

Endless clicking through lifeless dialogue and static art, with no gameplay. Even early ’80s text adventures felt more engaging than this. Why would anyone want to play this?

This game is exactly what I needed: nice graphics, smart design, simple rules, yet it challenges your brain and keeps you thinking every move. Addictive, polished, and fun to master.

Blast from the past that still delivers tight gameplay and atmosphere. Even with the community rework Black Mesa around, this original experience remains tense, smart, and absolutely awesome. Love it!

This Means Warp is a co-op spaceship game starts fun but gets dull fast. Gameplay can be frantic with more crew and enemies, and boss fights help, but slow pacing and repetitive battles drag it down.

Not My War is a cute, charming little game with a unique style and relaxing vibe. It’s completely free and easy to enjoy. Sadly, it’s very short, so it ends just when you want more.

The Thrench is very short and feels clumsy, with awkward controls and little depth. It didn’t grab me and ends before it begins. Only pick it up if you’re curious and it’s super cheap.

Urbek is not bad, but not great either. It feels tedious and gets boring pretty fast once the novelty wears off. Worth trying only if you grab it very cheap during a sale.