Game File: 

fireisthedevil.zip

Use your mouse to control the speed of the fire. Every time fire strikes a Globa (those flashing squares) you lose points. Every time a Globa makes it the far side of the screen, you gain points.

Game File: 

5card.zip

If Scott McCloud can do it, so can I.

Those who want to play this game in real life can print panels from here. Those who want to play Five Card Nancy in real life can find panels here and the equivalent of rare hologram cards here.

Game File: 

DayAtTheBeach.zip

A Day at the Beach
Game by PsySal (psysal@gmail.com) - www.kittylambda.com
Made on Feb 28, 2010 for the KLIK HARDER PIRATE KART II

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You play this game in NOTEPAD.EXE or similar text editor. It's like a choose-your-own
adventure story.

Sometimes, you'll be told to "go to [N]" where N is a number. You can get there by
hitting CTRL+F (for find) and entering in [N]. Easy!

Game File: 

DanceMove.swf

Use the arrows to move in the direction specified!

Game File: 

WaligieTooAndAHalfDEMO.zip

DrBlowhole20 returns with a newest entry of his history, and this time it's one of my beloved Waligie fangame i am trying to make after these missing years of attempting to do a Waligie fangame.

To be honest, this game is NOT a sequel, it's rather a typical waligie game, but made in Clickteam Fusion 2.5.
Beware that this game, as like a Waligie game has:
-Irritable level design
-Stupidity at usual
-Frustrating moments

and many more you'd expect from a kind of game like this.

barrterry low seding now

i remember sitting in mcdonalds in the corner last year making this, had no internet or intent on making anything extraordinary, just doodling with it basically. here's what i came up with. try to find the right point of click to make it animate fluidly i guess.

Well, it seems like I don't visit this website that often as it turns out. I have been doing a lot of stuff, but one thing that I don't do at all is developing the games. But, seeing that my first creation in MMF2, which is Bubsy in Yoshi's Island hasn't got a lot of attention from dear members in this website, which then raises the question do I even bother to create games if I don't receive any feedback? Couple of comments doesn't sound a lot for couple of games that I submitted here for everyone's pleasure, but I have other (un)finished games for store if anyone is interested.

But, as if I haven't told just yet, I have series called "James the Ball's Great Adventures", which follows red ball named James through wacky adventures in his quest to save the day. I have first game ready to be published, but I still need to make few adjustments here and there before I'll release it to the wild. I also had second game under production, but sadly it stalled to the final boss, but seeing that I hadn't too much stuff remaining to be made for second game, I would probably finish it in near future for everyone around here if they are interested.

ONE DAY, 24 HOURS, ONLY! 18 FEBRUARY 2020 It's the let-off leap year flash drive!!!

18th February happens to be my birthday. 2020 also happens to be a leap year. $0 is typically what it costs to download and play my games. So I figure once every four years is good for an experiment like this.

For 24 hours, I will raise the minimum price of all my games posted on itch.io to $2. I’m inviting you and humbly requesting that you buy just one thing from me, once every four years.

Your generosity can gain you some other stuff, too. Here’s a breakdown:

• Contribute $2 and you get a game I’ve posted on itch.io.
• Contribute $10 and you get a game plus I spend 2 hours to make a game inspired by your requests (I’ll contact you via email).
• Contribute $20 and you get a game, plus I will send a pair of custom-designed wooden coasters inspired by your requests, made with my Glowforge (continental USA addresses only).
• Contribute $50 and you get a game, plus I will send you a custom-designed, hand-made, single-deck card game inspired by your requests (shipped to continental USA addresses only).

Games available here:
https://let-off-studios.itch.io/

Examples of card games I can make for you are here:
http://let-off.com/go/board-game-design/

Examples of Glowforge stuff are here:
http://let-off.com/go/art-and-performance/

A collection of 20 cards for a trading card game that can't actually be played, except in your mind. Inspired by cards like "Imakuni?'s Doduo" from Pokemon TCG and "Shahrazad" from Magic: The Gathering and "Matching Outfits" from Yu-Gi-Oh.

All of the cards were drawn in Microsoft Paint with minor touch ups on a few done with GraphicsGale (mainly the bricks in "Fortify!", because I would still be trying to straighten them perfectly if I was solely using Paint).

Card 8 (Sephalophora) contains a reference to death and card 12 (I Had the Gazing Ball Nightmare Again) has a depiction of torture, be warned if those aren't your thing!