Puzzles, brawling, boss monsters. A bit like a Zelda game trapped in a 9×9 box. Arrow keys control. – [Author's description]
Niña Neuve (Jonathan Whiting)
Posted by Terry
on April 23, 2012
8 comments
Fracuum (Tyler Glaiel)
Posted by Terry
on April 22, 2012
3 comments
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]
This Precious Land (Craig Forrester)
Posted by Terry
on April 22, 2012
1 comment
This is a sandbox construction game / toy, created for for the 23rd Ludum Dare 48 hour competition, the theme of which was “tiny world”. The goal is just to make a landscape you feel proud of*! It works a bit like Triple Town, with some Settlers influences too. Use a bit of experimentation and trial-and-error to learn how the game’s rules work, and then try and make whatever landscape you feel like. – [Author's description]
PIXLE (stellar-Ø)
Posted by Aquin
on April 22, 2012
3 comments
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]
Roar Rampage (Neutronized)
Posted by Aquin
on April 22, 2012
No comments
It’s time to fight and smash all the buildings and enemies which stand between you and your kidnapped son. – [Author's description]
Awesome Planes (Alexander Gette)
Posted by Aquin
on April 22, 2012
2 comments
[ spike ] so awesome i puked
[ dixie normous ] these people can’t spell!! get off the game and go read a book – [Chatbox Excerpt]
Endless, Nameless (Adam Cadre)
Posted by Terry
on April 21, 2012
3 comments
[...] 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]
Clear Vision 5 (DPFlashes)
Posted by Aquin
on April 21, 2012
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Tyler is an ordinary guy whose patience gets pushed too far. – [Author's description]
Talesworth Adventure: The Lost Artifacts (Sean Gailey)
Posted by Aquin
on April 20, 2012
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Find all three ancient artifacts and discover the secret entrance to Boneyard’s lair! – [Author's description]
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Anestesia (Pedro Paiva)
Posted by Terry
on April 20, 2012
6 comments
coding a game, it requires more effort to break a loop than to allow it to cycle indefinitely. the concept of an inescapable cycle isn’t just a good fit for videogames, it’s a concept they have an innate understanding of. – [Blogpost by Anna Anthropy]
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