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METALGEAR.rar

World is in DANGER! Only SNACKE can protact! Shoot the guys! Or sneak??! UP TO YOU!

So, is something special going to happen this December issue of Klik of the Month? I think it should. Even though I'll be pretty busy, but I hope I can make it.

Any ideas?

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tickselart.html

literally one line of code. it's a tool for making pixel art (or at least just art) out of ticks. built using pure html, no javascript involved.

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BINKYTrafficJamFixed.zip

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BinkysTrafficJam.zip

The third in the award winning BINKY Series.

BINKY is a jam, a traffic jam!

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GameCollection.zip

Created for Mini Ludum Dare #32 and for Pirate Kart V.

Twelve amazing games created with Game Maker, compiled in a single package of ultimate joy.

Above: an image of the Xbox Adaptive Controller.

I'm a bit elated by having one of my games featured in this Xbox Adaptive Controller showcase. I'm channelling that enthusiasm into a small event!

I find designing simple one-button games extremely satisfying and would encourage others to try it, but I'm not setting any requirements on what should qualify for this event. Focus on different kinds of accessibility if you want!

Thanks to gisbrecht for suggesting I mention Game Accessibility Guidelines, an incredible resource. Particularly relevant are the suggestion to avoid button mashing and offer an alternative to holding down buttons.

Games made for One Button / Accessibility Mini-Jam

5 games made!
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Name	Created	By	Screenshot	Comments
ENTER⮠	09/26/2018 - 17:43	TheCakeFlavor		0
BINKY VIII: Binky Pool Legend	09/24/2018 - 14:03	gisbrecht		4
Binky CVIII: Binky gets 500 vases in the mail	10/05/2018 - 04:26	fotocopiadora		5
The Beauty of a Falling Leaf	10/06/2018 - 14:59	sergiocornaga		9
Big Red Button	10/03/2018 - 15:14	Mirzaba		10

I'm trying to figure out if Lamers is ambitious enough to fit under our definition of a glorious trainwreck, or if it's sufficient for your game to be ridiculous.

Lamers, of course, is a parody of Lemmings in which little people wander around aimlessly, occasionally stacking blocks like Builder lemmings, and it is your job to kill them before they reach the goal. I've always found it strangely compelling despite the fact that it lasts all of ten minutes (which is merciful, since that's about as long as the joke stays funny). The final stage is a pretty good example of not letting yourself get caged in by your game mechanics, though.

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flower.zip

A lemon collecting adventure! Can the flower save the world from the evil zeppelin?
Controls:
Arrow Keys: Move
CTRL: Jump

CHANGELOG:
V1.1: Fixed a bug where the secret is easily accessed.

PS: The wood in level 2 is a ladder.

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Gavin on Mars.zip

'A monkey named Gavin has to ride a horse or a unicorn into a castle. Gavin lives on Mars and wears a crown. He is playing games and stuff in the castle. The name of the game is "Gavin on Mars." (Courtesy Eric, age 4)'

A Kickstarter request. I tried to keep the difficulty down in the hope that Eric might play it. There's a wee dedication to him if you press the 'E' key on the last screen.

Gavin on Mars: Eric Expansion Pack
Eric, and SpindleyQ, have since expanded on the game, which you can get here: http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/2833