KripperZ
Really fun Robotron clone that gets hectic quite fast! Play
Really fun Robotron clone that gets hectic quite fast! Play
Drag the fingers with your fingers to form letters - slightly creepy on later levels but still fun for the 2 mins it lasts!
Again, visuals and audio didn't win me but the gameplay did! Platformer with only 2 buttons (jump, start/stop) makes for some interesting puzzles indeed.
I'll forgive the NES/GB/GBC colour scheme and the music as the game is actually fun to play - isometric hack'n'slash. Just don't do it again ;).
Robotron style shooter, but the bullets have a really small range which makes this game quite interesting :)
A rock climbing game combined with roguelike and goats? Just click away if you're interested!
This puzzle game really reminds me of DROD and one of its later enemies, so it gets thumbs up from me :).
Anyone remember a game called Interphase released around 1990 for Atari ST and Amiga? Where a key to the game was to check the blueprint and zoom in every corner to read clues? Well this game's all about exactly that, which is good in my book!
P.S. The link above has download options.
P.P.S. I really should review Interphase at some point :).
You play this platform game, you jump too low, you hurt your legs, then go back and you can jump higher, so you can hurt your legs more etc. Confused? Just try it!
If anyone remembers Redesigning breakout from a few years ago, it's that with more awesome design and a timer :)
All your characters move at the same time in the same direction, and randomised levels make this roguelike game really special :).
Made for a game jam against Candy Crush Saga, this game's so clever on so many levels (theme explored, mechanics and level design that matches the theme) that will make your head assplode!
Gameboy visuals in this platform game where you switch places with the thing you shoot - clever! Give it a go.
Cute knight keeps running while jumping and slashing - and getting faceplanted here and there :). Play
Climb ladders, avoid lava, break walls by running into them... probably the best instant fun that I've had since a long time! Play!
And here's another puzzlescript game from a friend :).
A bit like Tangram, but with more shapes, and different mechanics (shapes can be joined at their edges and only certain movements are allowed). Nicely implemented!
Fairly minimal top down 2D game since you can't see anything but instead you have to feel the environment and enemies from the visualised sounds. Quite effective though!
Probably the most fun one will ever get from a game about a forklift truck - try to balance it so it stands on its two front wheels :)
Roguelike with infinite undo steps per level? Really fun :)
Well, it's a sequel and it's just as good so read up the comments on the previous one because they all apply here or simply go and play it :).
A unique and bizarre universe was created for this game, which is effectively a platform game mixed with point'n'click. Very nice effort plus it won't take you more than 20 minutes to finish, so try it out!
Similar to Hoshi Saga series or Kagi nochi tobira, a bit more esoteric puzzles though, with the last being quite weird to figure out or require too much work. Anyway, give it a spin.
Update: if you can't have enough, give the sequel a try too.
Now this is simply outstanding! While it's a simple adventure where you guide your hero collecting things and taking them to whoever asks for them, the quality of the code (beautiful particle fx bring the world to life), the very nicely drawn graphics (which also feature a very effective parallax effect) and audio make this one a must play in my book. So, play it!
"Hark! A dragon approaches accross the scrub! Mayhap thou canst contain him with these iron rails that lie here about...". 3 easy puzzles are in this game, but with such presentation as the above, I can rarely hesitate to recommend it!
Juvenile humour aside, this is one of the better Castlevnia clones I've played, with nice art and good controls that make a great little game :).