…a narrative, choose-your-adventure game where players navigate through a high school where people are mysteriously granted superpowers. Each episode explores stereotypes, beauty myths, harassment, bullying, and peer influence. It gives players the chance to fight back against all of those influences and stand up for others. – [Interview with designer]
A (questionably) ero visual novel whose text is entirely driven by Markov chains, with the exception of a few strategically-placed ellipses.
This weirdo VN invokes memories of the Japanese-language eroge games I used to play as a teen. I valiantly attempted over and over to unlock their hidden erotic secrets, despite having no clue what was going on. This game does have an explicit win condition. Losing is implicit and will be as confusing as everything else. – [Author’s description]
Built as an experiment to investigate the possibilities that the Google Maps API v3 offers and create a simple but immersive game. – [Author’s description]
Mademoiselle Libellule et ses compagnons se rendent au temple de la mystérieuse Reine des Serpents. Trouveront-ils son trésor qu’un grand nombre d’aventuriers ont tenté de récupérer avant de mourir ? Cela ne tient qu’à vous … – [Author’s description]
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Some time in early 2013, I wrote a response to a post in the subreddit r/explainlikeIAmA, which asked for an explanation of periods that [cis] men could understand. As a man who has experienced heavy periods himself, I thought that my contribution might prove interesting.
Lethal League is a one-on-one competitive game where the goal is to launch a ball into the face of your opponent. Your only weapon is your only weakness, as the ball can be send right back at you. Every strike reflects the ball at a higher speed and every smash instantly doubles the speed. It’s played by two people using one keyboard with an added single-player challenge mode. – [Author’s description]
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