A familiar game that combines the swimming pool liminal thing with anomaly spotting. The loop is relatively engaging, worth it if you like this type of game I guess. Game paid for.

Very moody (yet cosy!) little horror where you serve customers and... something else. It's short, but keeps you busy and has some proper creep moments. Loved the Gaelic too. Recommended.

I was enjoying it but then the game kept crashing with a fatal error and wouldn't work any more. Shame.

Original corridor anomaly spotter. Won't spoil the gameplay loop here, took a few goes to work out but pretty good once I did. Limited controls take some getting used to, but kudos doing different.

Not great. Lots of asset flipping, and it's used to form a fairly tedious experience. The use of AI voiceovers, and a lead character that constantly changes accent, is particularly frustrating. Avoid.

An interesting idea, and a very atmospheric forest to explore. I'm not sure there's really enough to it, but certainly some creepy moments and the shotgun sounds superb, even if doesn't look much.

Jumping platform game where you have to rapidly move from one block to another.

Anomaly spotting with a J-horror twist. A real cheapo, and you get a reasonable yet very short game for your pennies. But it has good creepy moments so just about earns a thumbs up.