Arrow keys or WASD to move. Please make sure you can hear the game since the sound is an important part of it. Also be sure to play through to the end, it’s worth it. - [Author's Description]
Author Archives: Terry - Page 20
People (Benjamin Walker)
Posted by Terry
on May 1, 2013
11 comments
Dream Fishing (Sophie Houlden)
Posted by Terry
on May 1, 2013
11 comments
The dreamiest of fishing experiences. - [Author's Description]
[Play online (Unity)]
[Download for Windows]
[Download for OSX]
[Download for Linux]
… (Dir3kt)
Posted by Terry
on May 1, 2013
4 comments
There is a super duper secret level, can you find it? - [Author's Description]
Gallery (Andrew Shouldice)
Posted by Terry
on May 1, 2013
6 comments
This game uses the arrow keys. You may have to click on the player to give it focus, but after that: arrow keys. - [Author's Description]
Tower of Pixel (Alan Zucconi)
Posted by Terry
on May 1, 2013
3 comments
a minimalistic reinterpretation of the story behind the tower of Babel. – [Author's Description]
(via Micheal Cook)
Writer’s Block (Christopher Schulte)
Posted by Terry
on May 1, 2013
9 comments
A game of haiku
Form a beautiful poem
Inspire forever – [Author's Description]
soundscape (Mark Wonnacott)
Posted by Terry
on May 1, 2013
1 comment
the closer the object you are looking at is, the higher the pitch the noise it emits
at the closest to a wall you will hear static
the heart beats louder as you approach it
headphones may be better than speakers
p.s don’t worry if you find it very difficult to navigate, because it is. ideally you need more information than i give – [Author's Description]
Drop (Notch)
Posted by Terry
on April 30, 2013
5 comments
Yeaaaah, so that Ludum Dare game is not happening, but I made this – [Author's Tweet]
TOOM (Mike Kasprzak, Derek Laufman)
Posted by Terry
on April 30, 2013
6 comments
Our apologies. The game is rather nonsensical, but you can win. We had some ideas we loved, but cut many of them to make the deadline. Stay tuned, we’re hoping to do a “Directors Cut” post compo. 
– [Author's Description]
Ponk (Sos)
Posted by Terry
on April 30, 2013
No comments
Making a game for a C64 and on PC is super simple and tons of fun! But Making a game on a real C64 is something else! One false move and BAH! your game is gone! There are no drives inside C64, everything that you are working on will die once you flip the power button. Moreover, there is no memory protection, so you can accidentally wipe out your code while it’s executing~! – [Author's Postmortem]
[Download Vice (C64 emulator) for various platforms]
![[Source code diagram]](http://sos.gd/ponk/ponksrc.png){kind=link}
[A beginners guide to making games for C64]
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