Games made for by

Bad Bike Ride

ExciteMike — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 04:12:25 +0000

No win state. No fail state. You can keep on keeping on or you can stop.

I went to a funeral today.

stanley melberg: accursed accountant

sergiocornaga — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 04:06:26 +0000

A fan sequel to hugs' stanley melberg: enchanted accountant! Took me several more hours than I was expecting.

Again, I made both EXE and HTML5 versions. I think the EXE is slightly better.

Controls:
Spacebar = start game
Left and right arrow keys = move
F4 = fullscreen

Laser Plane

gilius — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 01:29:54 +0000

Side-scrolling shooter with a single stage, including boss at the end.

Move with arrows. Shoot with spacebar.

Press spacebar to start game or close the game over and game victory screens.

Graphics adapted from Openclipart.org and Wikimedia Commons.
"Bullets" created in the Game Maker 5.2 internal editor.
Sound effects created with Dr. Petter's sfxr
Background music from Tirol's midi works:
http://tirolmusic.blogspot.com.br/search/label/Tchaikovsky

Dr. Sbaitso Dating Sim

SpindleyQ — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 23:29:09 +0000

Oh my goodness, you've got a hot date with Dr. Sbaitso, the famous computer psychiatrist!

NOW FEATURING VOICE ACTING.

(Everything Dr. Sbaitso says in this game is something Dr. Sbaitso said to me while making it. Yes, even the good ending.)

(this is totally a Socially Awkward Conversationalist fangame)

One-Button GIRP

SpindleyQ — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 21:15:21 +0000

So while at GDC I heard a story about this game. Apparently, while he was making it (at GDC), a "usability guru" came up and started talking to him about it. His suggestion: Use fewer keys. It's too complicated to use all ten numbers to denote points on the screen; people will get confused.

So of course upon hearing this well-meaning but obviously misguided advice, I decided to make One-Button GIRP.

Hold in the space bar to gather strength, release to launch yourself in the air. You grab handholds automatically, assuming you're not moving too fast to grab onto it. (In practice this means your "jumps" have to be pretty carefully calibrated.)

Sound effects by Daphny.

Reflecting Paddle

Sat, 17 Mar 2012 16:13:07 +0000

This game is very simple. A dispenser releases a finite supply of balls. The longer you bounce the balls, the more points you gain when they vanish off the bottom of the screen. On each bounce, the ball's point value increases by the number of times it has already bounced - so repeatedly bounced balls can, after a while, become very lucrative indeed.

You have 1024 balls and have to get as high a score as you can with them. What's the most profitable way to do so? I'm not sure. Work it out yourself.

Use the mouse to move the paddle.

TOASTYLAND-Land of toast. (WITH "SDK!")

Smedis2 — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 14:53:48 +0000

A simple game made for a friend.

COMES WITH "SDK" (The mfa file) to make your own levels! YAY!

Press z to attack.

New York Smash

BoingFlip — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 13:08:52 +0000

A fighting game for two players (sharing a keyboard).
Made within 2 hours on Scratch.

Dorothy controls: WASD keys and e to punch
Jones controls: arrow keys and spacebar to punch

good times to be had

You'll need Scratch to play or play on the linked site

Inspector Bones ALPHA

BoingFlip — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 09:29:00 +0000

Inspector Bones is a 'nu lo-fi, point and click adventure game made in Scratch, which I havnt finished. You play as the Flap Cap wearing inspector whose mother has been kidnapped in exchange for 5 bucks. you must gather this cash and you will meet many characters and do many illegal things. I hope you will find the game cheerfully depressing in some way.

IMPORTANT:
you will need Scratch to play this, which is free and small to download. Click the green flag to play
also, on the map (in the drawer) dont click on the movie cinema, because I never finished coding that yet.

This was made in 2011 when I was depressed
It is inspired by the indie game Ben There Dan That

Thanks