Arrow keys > movement
Z > fire weapons
X > teleport a short distance towards the direction you are pressing OR
if you’re not pressing any cursor keys, you’re given the choice of 4 directions to teleport to. It’s easier than it sounds. - [Author's description]
Tried something experimental this time. This is a ZZT homage with some twists that I don’t want to spoil. It’s more clever than it looks, I hope. – [Author's description]
Get to the goal in the upper left corner to win! – [Author's description]
Collect the circles enemies and asteroids drop to gain resources, or press down to drill into your planet for resources. Drilling drains your planet’s health. – [Author's description]
Day 4380 of your prison term. 12 years. And many more to come. – [Author's description]
(via indiegames.com)
I tried to recreate every level in the original Super Mario Brothers game, but on a single screen each. The result is a puzzle platformer where you need to combine reflexes, timing, and clever thinking to succeed. – [Author's description]
Puzzles, brawling, boss monsters. A bit like a Zelda game trapped in a 9×9 box. Arrow keys control. – [Author's description]
I’ve never entered a Ludum Dare compo before, but I used to make a lot of small flash games until Closure consumed my life for 3 years. Been feeling really unproductive lately, so I figured I should enter this just to get back in the hang of making small stuff again. – [Author's blog post]
You are PIXLE, a mysterious multi-form shade. Feel the unique high-speed flying sensations and reach the deepest part of the forest without crashing Shadow Tunnels. Can you survive? – [Author's description]
[...] I’ve had the code to a few of these kicking around for (ulp!) a quarter of a century now. For a long time I’ve thought that it might be kind of fun to port one over to Inform, and I finally found the time to do so. Warning! These things were not exactly up to Infocom standards, let alone those of the modern day. This is a nostalgia project. Swords, trolls, magic spells, hit points. But no acoustic coupler necessary! – [Author's description]
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