Very short and awful thing done for the 7-day Fishing Jam – [Author's Description]
Author Archives: Terry - Page 16
Lake of Roaches (thecatamites)
Posted by Terry
on June 3, 2013
13 comments
Where the fuck is Richard? (Tom van den Boogaart)
Posted by Terry
on May 30, 2013
2 comments
A small experimental game in which you have to find a guy called Richard because you want some toast. – [Author's Description]
Return (Graeme Borland)
Posted by Terry
on May 30, 2013
No comments
only uses mouse – [Author's Description]
Cascata (ForthFloorGames)
Posted by Terry
on May 30, 2013
4 comments
A 2 player game that makes you think about your partner more than yourself. – [Author's Description]
NothingElse (Ivan Zanotti)
Posted by Terry
on May 29, 2013
3 comments
NothingElse is a weird game experience.
/*Controls*/
ARROW KEYS to Move
Z to Interact
LEFT MOUSE BUTTON to interact in certain scenes.
ALT+ENTER for fullscreen – [Author's Description]
(via Paul Hack, indiegames.com)
The Old Man and The Lake (James Earl Cox III, Steven “Papi” Harvey II)
Posted by Terry
on May 29, 2013
2 comments
A short game rich with metaphor and old man and robotic fish. – [Author's Description]
[Download for Windows]
MOSHIMOSHI (Armel Gibson, Calum Bowen)
Posted by Terry
on May 29, 2013
5 comments
Kill, avoid being killed. Catch the weird stars for powerup. Sing along the tune. – [Author's Description]
[Download for Windows]
[Download for Mac]
[placeholder] – Michael Cook
Posted by Terry
on May 29, 2013
4 comments
[placeholder] is an abstract puzzle game about an abstract puzzle game. – [Author's Description]
Little Father Time (John Candy)
Posted by Terry
on May 28, 2013
2 comments
The machine moves. up down left right, x(menu) z(action). put start position in map called “beginning” – [Author's Description]
This game may require installation of the RPG Maker 2003 RTP.
Labyrinthine Dreams (Artbane, Volrath)
Posted by Terry
on May 28, 2013
1 comment
Labyrinthine Dreams is a short game about overcoming the scars of the past and following the right path, even in the face of overwhelming challenges. – [Author's Description]
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