Monthly Archives: March 2012 - Page 2

Rush Hour was made for everybody who’s too busy doing work they hate to do the work they love. You’re not alone. – [Author’s description]

When points get close enough to each other (within a certain radius), they bounce off and draw a line between each other. This generates the tone. – [Author’s description]

make sure to spread them around so everyone can play! – [Author’s tweet]

I’ve been watching a lot of casts of people playing Weegee (and some other fangames) recently, and it has made me reevaluate my way of thinking about these kinds of games. When I first started making IWBTW back in May 2009 the sole focus was to make a hard game. Anyone that has seen IWBTW v0.1 knows what the results of such a narrow minded endeavour were. […]

A few months later however I grew frustrated […] As a result, the first remake was started. […] This time I had different goals in mind. I didn’t just want to make a hard game. It needed to be more than another torture test. Weegee needed to be fun. – [Author’s description]

Nintendo World was destroyed… Everything is lost… Sniff… sniff… They died… They are all dead… – [In game text]

Armed with only an umbrella and an extraordinarily light body, can you navigate 15 rooms of increasingly challenging obstacles? – [Author Description]

Here’s my first Ludum Dare entry and my first completed flash game.

I recommend a half decent set of stereo headphones or a surround sound setup. – [Author Description]

This is a game based on the idea of “Qix as bondage”. Separate the torso, busy hands and frisky feet of this woman (whose name I just decided is Demi) by drawing ropes between the bed’s bars. If her hands or feet hit a rope before you’ve finished placing it, you’ll lose it! Be nimble. – [Author’s Description]

WARNING: Not safe for work.