This is a two player experience, but you can also play it solo. Press R to restart game. Player one: W, A, S, D Player two: UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT – [Author's Description]
Defining Moments (André Lincoln Read, Håvard Christensen)
Posted by Terry
on March 15, 2013
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Normalen Fishing (Jake Clover)
Posted by Terry
on March 15, 2013
3 comments
Use the arrow keys to move…
X attracts fish but also sharks…
Shark bites take you down a level…
Get all the fish to level up! – [Author's Description]
Infinite Doodle (David Johnston)
Posted by Terry
on March 15, 2013
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Infinite Doodle is a drawing application for Xbox and PC. It’s intended as an experimental “toy” rather than a serious drawing package. It allows the user to zoom in and out an infinite amount meaning doodles can have an infinite amount of depth and very small details can be hidden within normal looking pictures. – [Author's Description]
Blues for Mittavinda (Jack Spinoza)
Posted by Terry
on March 14, 2013
5 comments
a game about chaos – [Author's Description]
Bump! (Aaron Steed)
Posted by Terry
on March 14, 2013
22 comments
I like how simple the game currently is so apart from a few bugs to fix I’d like to leave it as is. – [Author's Description]
Forbidden Space (Anna Anthropy)
Posted by Stephen
on March 13, 2013
1 comment
HU-MANS! AS CONDITION OF YOUR SPECIES’ SURRENDER YOU HAVE BEEN IMPRISONED ON YOUR HOME PLANET. SPACE IS FORBIDDEN.
– [Author's description]
Puzzle Monsters (Arthur Lee)
Posted by Stephen
on March 13, 2013
3 comments
It’s nowhere near complete, and is probably prone to breaking! – [Author's description]
Master of Clowns (Fabrizio Zagaglia & Luca Salmin)
Posted by Stephen
on March 12, 2013
1 comment
oogni riferimento a fatti realmente accaduti e/o a persone realmente esistenti e da ritenersi puramente casuale – [Author's description]
Genesis of Pixel ( rocky10529 )
Posted by Stephen
on March 12, 2013
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A pixel shows up,
moving like an ant,
copy pasting like cell division,
,and changing,fading like evolution
a world begin… – [Author's description]
DYSPHORIA CITY (Spanglypants)
Posted by Porpentine
on March 12, 2013
12 comments
In particular, I wanted a game that went into heartwrenching emotional detail about the experience: rather than simply offering a mechanic that simulated dysphoria, I also wanted to portray it narratively and in a way that the player experiences as personal. - [Author's description]
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