Game File: 

STOMP.zip

Based on the classic children's playground game "Ladybird Haterer". Allow your feet to get wild and stamp those insects to oblivion!

Year Two

JUDGE GB	snapman
Smashenfreude	kirkjerk
the sentence	dessgeega
Kowlr	Terry
Mouse Game	Cossix
Nicholas Cage Adventure	qrleon
Bo Obama's Funyard	theblackmask
Vin Diesel Bakes a Cake	Strong
Hope	agj
General Mills Presents: Euro-Puppet's Frosty Foot-Ball	Six

Klik of the Month Klub #21

rgbwar	kirkjerk
the giant ghost bee	lofighost
Space Hurdler	qrleon
Race Kart	Pizza Time
david suzuki is canada's defender and her greatest warriour	Six
NSBD System Console	agj	(audio-only)
dissdiss	birdcloud
Opposite of Up	snapman
Pizzaz Delivery	Strong
Championship Pen / No-Pen	SpindleyQ

Klik of the Month Klub #20

Crypt	Pizza Time
ROBODROID	Snapman
Space Escapers	dessgeega
Magnum Pie	qrleon
Sexy Adventures 5	Terry
Heatseeker	kirkjerk
Don't Pander To The Male Gaze	Cossix
Super Space Walk	Strong

Klik of the Month Klub #19

Tennis For Two 3D	kirkjerk
betch	kirkjerk
WyneScape	LocoRoo
Get The Gems	Jaleho
Builders	increpare
600+ Vector Silhouettes of Anime Girls	SpindleyQ
Pirate Fruit Pinball	Cossix
Shump-type EP.1 - M.Bison vs Conan	Deacon Booze
Dodgeball	dessgeega
Oh Shit Pac Man is Hungry	qrleon
Shadows of Anarchy	Moth
YOU ARE ALREADY INSANE	snapman
drawblood	kirkjerk
Dinosaur vs Angel Cannon	chris b
SAVE THE UNIVERSE	Terry
Waterloo	Haze
Racecar Soccer	Strong
U.F.O.	Pizza Time

A Klikmas Miracle (Klik of the Month Klub #18)

snowno	kirkjerk
Christmas Present Grab	Pizza Time
Christmas Democracy	theblackmask
Explode	agj
The Chistmas Sweater	SpindleyQ
Balls Not Bombs	dessgeega
Snowmangeddon	qrleon
um(tm)	Six
Panic	Terry

Glorious Trainwrecks Klik Scene Intro	Pizza Time
looq	snapman
Robot Constructor	SpindleyQ
mouse heart kitty	dessgeega
swank	kirkjerk
Vampire Crossing	Haze
Lunar Caravan	qrleon
Protip	Six
Where	agj
Thy Firstpersonman	BiggerJ

InterGalacticSpaceManBlastFest	kirkjerk
orbital nuclear golf	Haze
Sisyphong	BiggerJ
They're Coming Out Of The Walls, Man!	PizzaTime
Adventuers With Chickens	SpindleyQ
Of Dolphins and Political Ringtones	qrleon
Shoot Me Up	dessgeega
Linkland	snapman

alphaboogie	kirkjerk
Die By the Bladed Sword In Darkness Of the Hell	PizzaTime
Space Madness / Thy Dungeonman	BiggerJ
stalwart Defender	dessgeega
Banana Command	squidlarkin
Robot Slinky	qrleon
Bad Penny: Multiverse Machinist	six
Unicorns Crapping Unicorns Crapping Birthday Cakes	six
Crazy Forklift	SpindleyQ
Uniboar	Haze
Leapbert	snapman
Burrito Adventure	wordrescue

Captain Bloof	six
Great Journey	qrleon
Directer	snapman
Fatherhood: Episode 2 - Entertain Eric! Quickly!	SpindleyQ
Mr. Frosty's XXXtreme Low-G Beach Volleyball	six
Sumo Dunk	dessgeega
Bumblebee Mafia	kirkjerk
Runaway Blast	agj
A AAAAA AAAAAAAAA	BiggerJ	> aaaaa aaa I only understood you as far as wanting to aaaaa.
POLICEMN	oligophagy
FIND SHIT	daphaknee

Klik of the Month Klub #13

1. Beardworld Action Championship Trilogy: BEARDED VENGEANCE (SpindleyQ)
2. Quest Befitting a Royal Scorpion (qrleon)
3. Skyships (Pizza Time)
4. The Amazing Manspider (kirkjerk)
5. Reverser Too: The Timebeard Chronicles (snapman)
6. Mirror Universe (BiggerJ)
7. I Have to Break for Dinner and then Disappear Forever: The Game (Six)

Klik of the Month Klub #12

1. Face Driver (Haze)
2. Spahoro.exe (qrleon)
3. BIG POPPA DINOSUAR DIGGER (Pizza Time)
4. Reverser One (snapman)
5. Pixiesmash FX (kirkjerk)
6. WILLY BEE'S VISION QUEST (Six)
7. PUSHING THE BUTTON WITH DESTROY THE WORLD WITH AN EXPLOSION: SPECIAL EDITION (BiggerJ)
8. Pterodactyl v. Bicyclist (BotageL)

Klik of the Month Klub #11

1. Man In Desert Gets Brained (BiggerJ)
2. DINOSAUR (snapman)
3. Aeroplane Vs. Velociraptor Gang (qrleon)
4. Intergalactic Robot (Pizza Time)
5. Eat The Stairs (Six)
6. Heavy Police II (SpindleyQ)
7. BASHO 2 (kirkjerk)
8. Monty Hall Problem Simulator (Haze)

Hello my friends. I have not posted on here in 3 years or so because I have been in a game development wormhole for 3 years working on league of piss 2. They have not been hugely productive or satisfying years. The reason for this is that league of piss 2 require a fully custom engine plus I had a few weird mental breaks where I started developing it as an isometric block game etc etc. Originally piss 2 did not have a custom engine but I had ideas that were too cool for godot and they needed to be brought to life.
Anyway, the point is that game development can be a very slow and demanding process and it can even get in the way of other parts of your life that ARE more important, and so I have conceived the idea of a game that never ends. You may remember that when minecraft came out it was in alpha status and people played the game for years alongside it's development, enjoying new features as they came out. I would like to do the same thing but with a story driven game, simply release new stories again and again, basically treating the game less like one game, and more like a program and a vehicle for the delivery of whatever stories I like. This game is not going to be in alpha status like minecraft thoiugh because that implies progress towards an end. This game will just cease development when / if I am sick of it.
I am very excited about this idea because I think that it has a lot of benefits both for me, and for the final product. I very much like small details and funny secret characters and things in games, but when you are busy and stressed this is difficult, but when you are simply creating content and the overheads of creating the game and world are already behind you, there is no reason not to add as much detail as you desire.
I also think that having all of these stories and characters within one game and one world benefits each thing, but it allows interrelation and connection between them, and a sense of exploration.
Since all this content comes out in phases, to help people keep track I think I will have a system similar to super mario 64 where you could see your progress in completing areas, as this way when areas of the game become bigger you will know to go back there. I dunno I will try that anyway.
Anyway you get the idea but that is the plan. Once I finish this engine I am never going to make another one (maybe I will make a little roguelike or some nerd shit like that but nothing worth posting here). Hopefully I will be able to post the initial playable game on here later this year.

P.S. The engine is open source so if you hypothetically wanted to make your own myst 3 + touhou clone you can do so without the cost of 3 years of your life.

My (intellectual-chic) thesis (from spiced together twitter posts) on the work: "Interaction Poems: attempts to create a 'new grammar' for internet language, which, through interfaces such as twine, can exist iteratively.

Interaction Poem I is a new construction of the quotation mark; the artifice of iteration (time) creates new meanings."

Game File: 

A VIDEO GAME FROM THE FUTURE.zip

GREETINGS, earthlings, I am Oberon Oedipus Mortimer Nieumeghen Adolf Gevaudan the XI, who is borrowing this account from my great^14 "GRAND"moRther of Marie Gevaudan, and i come to warn you of a great danger.

IN the year 4561, the TROTSKYIST SPACE APES FROM PLANET ZORKULON 6 have invade the human earth and her moon colonies. We are forced underground and have MUTATED INTO FORMS UNDESCRIBABLE. It is quite disheartening to LIVE UNDER THE FOOT OF THE SPACE APES, yet I enjoy life nonetheless. As such, In honor of my "GRAND"moRther, I have programmed a game to give you an idea of life in 4561! I hope the SPACE-TIME DIMENSIONAL WORMHOLE will not CORRUPT THE FILE I spent so many ZORKQUADLOONS on.

WASD - Engage spatial manipulation.
SPACE - Interact with spatial environment.
ESC - Exeunt Application.

I may have difficulties responding to comments due to SPACE-TIME DIMENSIONAL WORMHOLE mechanics.

UPDATE: This isn't actually a video game

Due to technical reasons, the title of this article differs from the proper title. The title of this article should be: Klik & Play

Klik & Play was the first in the line of 'Klik' products produced by Clickteam. Released in 1994, Klik & Play was a revolutionary way for users to make games quickly and easily. Users could define any number of 'frames', or levels, within which the games took place, then drop in premade or custom graphics, and assign behaviors to them with an Excel-style coding interface. Unlike some game creation programs which only allowed a very limited amount of creativity, and were usually restricted to a single genre, Klik & Play provided an open canvas upon which users could create a wide variety of games within the comfort of Windows, and then distribute their games as standalones, so even users without Klik & Play could enjoy them.

Klik & Play has not aged well. However, it is quite popular among trainwreckers for this very reason. It is incredibly buggy (in a "so-bad-it's-good" way), outdated, and also imposes a number of challenging restrictions on users. These novelties alone make Klik & Play attractive to many, although repulsive to others. There is also a bundled library of premade, low-quality graphics and sounds, many of which have become injokes among trainwreckers.

Features

• Games are divided into 'frames': add any number of different levels and screens into your games.
• An assortment of (hilariously bad) premade graphics, with the ability to import graphics (somewhat buggy)
• A number of pre-built movement systems that can be assigned to objects (most being quite buggy): Mouse, Eight Directions, Race Car, Platform, Bouncing Ball, Path, Static (no movement, usually for users to create their own movement systems)
• Automatic animation system changes animation sequences in response to the pre-built movements
• A Step-Thru Editor for absolute beginners, which runs the game, pausing it when certain events occur in the game and asking the user what actions to take
• An Excel-like Event Editor for more experienced users, providing the full set of events and actions for scripting more complex behaviors in games
• Built-in lives and score displays with customizable graphics, plus number counters which may be hidden, or displayed as a number or bar
• 256-color graphics (16-million colors on old machines supporting the special graphics driver)
• Playback of WAV and MID audio

Limitations

• Klik & Play is old, and for that reason supports few file formats. Digital music must be uncompressed into WAV files, and the Picture Editor is picky about importing.
• There is a limit of approximately 250 Active Objects being present at any point while the game is running. When this limit is reached, no new objects can be created, and collisions will stop working.
• There is no native support for scrolling. It is possible to give your frames a different size than the game window: a frame smaller than the window will be centered with borders surrounding it, and a frame larger than the window will show only the top-left-most portion. Klik & Play does not provide any facilities for changing which portion of the frame is displayed inside the game window. It is possible that the developers may have intended to add this feature at some point, but dropped it, either due to time constraints or poor performance on the target machines. Later entries in the 'Klik' series allowed this kind of scrolling. As a workaround, you can 'fake' scrolling in Klik & Play by using Active Objects in place of Backdrops.
• Every instance of an Active Object has 'Alterable Variables', which are numeric values that can be used to store information in individual objects. However, Klik & Play only provides three such Alterable Values per each instance, labeled Alterable Values A, B, and C. If you need more values, you will need to use Counter objects or extra Active Objects.
• There is a limit on how many events you can include within a frame. As a rule of thumb, you shouldn't go over 450 events, or risk corrupting your game (reference).

Hello guys, i've decided to finish up Mr. Cat II: Cat Harder and soon the game will be here.
I've just left here due to my inactivity.

Game File: 

kotm_gull_attack.zip

The gulls are out for their evening flight.

Game File: 

Dammit.swf

you know that I've run out of ideas when I start making snake variations

Game File: 

GDC Experience.zip

A simple text game about some of my favourite moments from GDC 2010.