Space Walk is a free casual games portal. It connects you to a vast database of games. There are usually six games at any single time, but they frequently change as third-party indie developers add and remove them. The games include an infinite clicker game, a block-breaking game, and a side-scrolling game.

This app offers a small collection of games that some may consider shovelware. It deploys them to players through its gaming portal, which is similar to how Steam operates. However, you do not download the games onto your phone directly. It is more like streaming from a third-party database, similar to how Playstation Now operates.

Multiple game surprises

The marketing for this free games platform says it has "Multiple game surprises," but this may have been mistranslated. It probably means lots of rewards because one game offers gems for completing quick-time events. They also say “Super high win rate,” which may refer to the mechanics of the infinite clicker as you level up.

Requires an internet connection

You need an internet connection to play these casual games. You can access the app and the games without a network connection, but you cannot play them because it asks you to log in. With no internet connection, you're unable to see the login screen.

The missing links

The biggest problem with this game collection is that it links to a database of free online games that often change. The game renews its links during updates, but it is frustrating having a game that is there one day and gone the next.

An odd business model

It seems like they are trying to add adverts between the app and its connection with the games database, but they don't work. It loads a screen with that little cross seen on pop-up adverts, then it redirects and loads the game. It is reminiscent of playing those old Flash web-based browser games.