Rolling out now (see link below) is an official Gameloft 'intro' to the company's games, including five new low end freemium titles and demos that are (maybe) worth a look. Everything seems fledgling so far, I'm sure updates will fill this out more in due course.

The free titles inlcuded in the 44MB download are: 

• Danger Dash (a freemium Temple Run style infinite runner)
• Green Farm 3 (a freemium farm 'sim')
• Littlest Pet Shop (a freemium game - for young girls)
• Wonder Zoo (a freemium zoo 'sim')
• Real Football 2014 (playable demo)

These titles are unashamedly low end and presumably weren't considered releasing as standalone titles by the publishers. Graphics are unambitious and clearly built around resources designed for other platforms:

The hub opening screen - swiping to the side presents a list of Store-hosted (larger) titles; the splash screen for Danger Dash...

You know the drill - swipe left, right, up and down in order to keep on running...! (right) all of this is heavily freemium, of course...

...as is Green Farm 3....

...and Littlest Pet Shop....

While Real Football is a playable demo of a football game from several years ago - what the heck is this doing with a '2014' tag on it?

You can download GameHub free here in the Windows Phone Store.