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Smash James Woods' Hollywood Star

Kate B — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 19:45:48 +0000

This game is dedicated to Disney

(originally a minigame in another project set in hollywood, but I have decided to release it seperately)

Sam the Shovel in: Shocking Superglue Shenanigans!

spiral — Sun, 27 Jan 2019 20:03:09 +0000

The year is 1993. You are on Earth, but not the one more famously known. Today in your 12th grade Electronics 102 class, you're finding yourself bored of petty lightbulbs connected to tomatoes projects and have gone off searching the depths of the circuitry closet. Under a heapful of dust, you find a box declaring itself the holder of something known as the "MunsterBox", some kind of home entertainment "computer". What the heck is a computer? Might as well ask the teacher!

"Oh, that old thing, ha ha! MunsterBox, yes, I remember putting in the request for it on the school budget, as I figured it'd be a revolution in educational tools. Unfortunately, it ended up being a real bust, both my request and the whole 'computer' idea itself. It took several years for me to be granted the purchase, but by then the world had well known how useless and clunky this awful thing is."

You ask what is so bad about it. If it was so worthless it would have been recycled by now, right?

"Ah, I suppose I kept it for the same reason I keep all of the experimental relics laying around. You see, the MunsterBox can't do anything by itself. As you've been learning, normal electronic devices allow anybody to modify the entire structure at will, in a hands-on approach. This 'computer' requires you to buy separate, expensive cartridges that you need to shove into it. And what's more, almost every 'program' for it required special hardware extensions to even function!"

Oh, well that sucks. You guess it really is useless. You say you might as well put it back in the circuitry closest, and cover it up with dust again.

"Hm, you could do that, or you could open it up and see if you can get it running yourself. I've noticed your restlessness with the curriculum, so I don't have any qualms with letting you dive into more advanced areas. The manual for the MunsterBox is missing, but I'm sure you'll be able to figure it out. This model came with some kind of 'edutainment' program, it should be in the box somewhere. Good luck!"

You decide to tackle the challenge of the unknown, and start trying to piece together all the plastic screws, wires, and covered circuit boards that will hopefully become the forgotten "computer". After a few hours, having forgotten to move on to a different class because of your focus, you manage to put it together reasonably well, and find an outlet that accepts the battery plug.

Shaking it to remove embedded dust from years of neglect, you eagerly but carefully slide in the cartridge for "Sam the Shovel: Shocking Superglue Shenanigans!". This really must be old, you remember seeing re-runs of that cartoon as a kid! You push the "on" button, and watch the screen light up with a fantastic display of 2^8 colours, along with speakers blasting out 4-bit audio. What an interesting device... Now, how does one begin running the program?

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Controls:
up and down arrow keys - move through menus
spacebar - activate highlighted option

CREDITS:
game - mno
text - Unifont, Terminal, OpenSymbol fonts, and TextBlitter by Christopher Lightfoot
shovel clipart - https://www.kisscc0.com/clipart/snow-shovel-computer-icons-garden-tool-shovel-icon-ha8tsy/
everything else - Clickteam

Kidz Sportz Crazy Mini-Golf Hole Digger

Qwarq — Sun, 27 Jan 2019 08:46:44 +0000

Another entry in the wildly popular Kidz Sportz series, Kidz Sportz Crazy Mini-Golf Hole Digger combines the thrilling action of miniature golf with the back-breaking labor of digging holes - every kid's dream!

Choose where to place the hole in each mini-golf arena by digging it yourself! Click any of the shaded areas to dig a hole there, then shoot your ball into it. The left and right arrow keys adjust the putt direction and holding the space bar will draw your club back for a hit. Hold it down longer for a bigger hit!

tinsone compilation

tininsteelian — Sun, 27 Jan 2019 04:40:55 +0000

I made shovelware versions of several of my own games for my game jam. Feel free to enjoy them (or not)!

Dracula's Condemned Castle

gisbrecht — Sun, 27 Jan 2019 04:10:10 +0000

Dracula's Condemned Castle

Dracula's Castle will be destroyed in the next two minutes by the Translyvanian government if Dracula doesn't get enough MONIES!!!

Dracula has to collect BLOOD to become Batula... this form is faster and invincible... and plus it looks cool.

Yes this is a secret sequel of sorts to Dracula: New Order
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/25023163/
Please don't comment on my voice...

Controls:
W - Start Game (Please Read Comic First)
AD, Arrow Keys - Move Left and Right
Space - Turn Invisible

Collect 3 Blood Bags to turn into BATULA

Credits:
Music - Alexander Scriabin - Mazurka Op. 40, No. 2
Various KNP sound effects
"Blood!" sound effect from Delta State TV show
Yellow Mario from Super Mario Bros. 3
Steamroller from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
Spectral Bat head by Ernst Haeckel
Moon from Le Voyage dans la Lune by Georges Méliès
Various KNP Art

Thanks:
Noum for accidentally reminding me to use Mario
Bram Stoker
Bela Lugosi

room2019

sergiocornaga — Sun, 27 Jan 2019 04:01:51 +0000

Made primarily for Global Game Jam 2019, which had the theme "what home means to you".

I have had the same room for decades. For the most part, items just accumulate on top of each other in ever growing piles, until the inevitable looming end.

Spin around a few times to activate the hotspots (due to a bug that was never figured out). No ending.

When Push Comes To Shove(l) - An awesome adventure of a spongeboy and his shovels

mrcdk — Sat, 26 Jan 2019 10:42:57 +0000

Shovels are falling, clean the stage!

How to play:
- Move with the left and right arrow keys.
- Jump with the up arrow key.
- Run with Z

Made with Godot.

Source code here: https://github.com/mrcdk/tinned_jam