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Happy Travel

TerraSocial — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 10:00:47 +0000

Happy Travel is difference game with 10 levels for children to development of visual attention. Spot the differences between the two colorful images of the family travel.
A happy family of 4 persons and a dog like to spend the weekend actively. You will walk in a forest, ride a bike in the mountains, travel by car, fly in a balloon, float on the river with them and much more.
Happy Travel is an indispensable tool in training of the visual attention of your child. Well-developed attention accompanies and enhances the productivity of all mental processes of thinking, perception, speech and memory.
Excellent graphics and wonderful music will not let you get bored.

Fackeed

fackeed — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 00:45:21 +0000

Utter Nonsense Factory: Combat Pipe Game

thesycophant — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 01:20:28 +0000

You are a witch! You must collect GELS from your ENEMIES to drop them down the PIPES into the properly colored BUCKETS.

ARROW KEYS move
X jumps
Z shoots
C drops gels into pipes

Just a glitch.

toaster — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 22:10:21 +0000

Here is a little game about a glitch. Enjoy.
Move with arrows, jump with z.

(There was going to be sound, but I hit a glitch. Ironic)

Lasertube Sneak Preview: Trapped In The Closet

SpindleyQ — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 02:47:49 +0000

Oh, shit.

So a while ago I had this idea to write a tool that would let you turn any YouTube video into a Dragon's Lair / Dungeon Escape-like FMV arcade game. Specifically, I really, really wanted to turn R. Kelly's immortal 90-minute-long hip-hopera "Trapped In The Closet" into an awful FMV game. I've been poking at the project, off and on, for like a year now.

Well, I've finally buckled down and finished something that other people can check out. CHECK IT OUT. The editing tool is not terribly far away from being publicly releasable; mostly just some web backend stuff that needs tightening up.

It occurred to me today that allowing Typing-of-the-Dead-like segments where you have to actually type "oh shit" would make things much, much more interesting. So I'll probably tackle that soon, too.