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SimBiker

2sman — Fri, 30 Jan 2015 08:31:04 +0000

Ok, well, not only is this later than late, this is my first Klik n Play game. I downloaded windows 3.1 and KNP and ran it for the first time. Took me a little less than 2hours to make this game. It's called SimBiker and it's basically Frogger. You're a badass biker trying to reach the other side of the highway, dodging cabs, race cars and cyclists. If you get to the other side, you get a point. If you get the whiskey barrel first, it's 2 points. No way to win because I forgot to end it. Except you lose if you get hit too many times.

Enjoy.

Chip's Challenge 2015 Retro Level Pack Adventure Collection For Fans Of All Skill Levels Or None Applicable (Version 0.999)

spiral — Tue, 27 Jan 2015 22:02:21 +0000

"Without thought conciousness, all creation is meaningless." - Chuck Summers, Challenging Thoughts

Collected here is 10 levels made by me, for you, in CCTools (or Channel Cipher Tautology of old longing stocks); truly the tool for the modern designer. It is available pre-packaged in a pre-configured copy of Tile World so any novice or expert or newcomer or extreme will be able to find an easy start and launch to get playing. Use the arrow keys and enter key to go! (Note: Tilde's Wonders is not owned by me, but I packaged it into this release for convenience of all users. The story follows below...)

Chapman's cinders fell down from the ceiling as you careen across the cavernous cliff-face known only as "BLISS"! So is the journey that leads you to falling as well, down into the barren pits known only as The Challenge Rooms Of Chipmunk's Crevice. Can you complete these ten mind bending puzzlers? No, nobody can! Thankfully, by pressing G at the start of a level or after being defeated horrible or after pressing Ctrl+R, you can enter one of the following passwords (in an unknown, mysterious order...) to get to one of the other 10 levels, even maybe the one you're on now! Check it out:

For easier perusal, these level signifiers are available to all in the download folder. Figure out the secret key codes to unlock your personal access! Now, onto continuing the conversation around Clammy Chippy's Challenging Chapsticks. Each level is an idea, or several, put together, or arranged, or something like that. Not all of them are as interesting to play as they were for me to make, not all of them take as long to finish as they took me to make. It's true! That's why you can access any level you want, in a pre-determined order outside of the natural lineage, should you find any of them frustrating.

By lowering the barrier of access to progression, the only thing that counts now is getting the highest overall score- but who's keeping track? Only the dedicated few ever will, so they can be ignored. What really matters is, in the words of Chuck Summers, "EXPERIENCE IS THE MEDIUM!". And I would agree. These levels ask for no more attention than some idle curiosity, and questioning:

Is level 7 really meant to be playable? How long did it take to make a pair of oppositional levels? Why do I always need to pick up these chips? Why did you ruin your mixtape like progression of ideology present throughout the normal arrangement of levels by making people over-consider the idea to play through the levels haphazardly at random, by perusing the selection of passwords, without even having to put in the effort to read the forums at GamerFAQS? Just how many levels are there? Are you going to stop telling me what to think?

All of these have answers, but how many can you figure out on your own?! You'll have to crack open your copy of Chilly Chambers right now, and walk into every block you see to figure it all out for yourself. No guidance will be provided other than that already listed. The only possible information that would be useful for those who don't have the dedication to walk into every possible combination of blocks as I do: try walking into anything you don't understand in Delightful Designs, it might just open your eyes.

"Curiosity bottled up leads to only an outpour of drain waste." - Chuck Summers, The Final Collection

MissSir

everythingstaken — Tue, 27 Jan 2015 16:39:25 +0000

Hey, if you wanted to have a melancholy video game experience similar to reading a Peanuts comic, here you go, this is what you've been waiting for!

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Missin the point

ihavefivehat — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 00:04:23 +0000

Made for klik of the month 91

I had to work yesterday, so I did it today instead.

This is a game about missing the point.

Balloon Showers

dreamfeeel — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 22:17:02 +0000

Made over lunch today using Kool Tool. http://ragzouken.itch.io/kooltool

Somehow anticipated the rest of the day...

Windows & Mac builds included & Love2D file for Linux users with Love2D.
Play the music file in the music player of your choice then load the game.

Blink

Lynx — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 10:21:45 +0000

BLINK 1.5 UPDATE!

A quick reflexes game by Lynx

Press an arrow key before hitting the middle of the screen to travel that direction.
Collect power bubbles!
Press spacebar when powerbar is full to slow down.

Post your highscores!

Use the mouse to click on the sides to move in that direction!
Press the middle of the screen to use powerup.
Try to bet the highscore which is now at 79 and set by sergiocornaga of Glorious Trainwrecks!

Yoshi is Missing

Danni — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 04:15:26 +0000

cw: very pixellated vore

Yoshi is stuck in a cave. Unfortunately for them, the cave is full of monsters who think Yoshies are quite delicious!

Arrow keys: Move
Space/Enter/X: Wait a turn
R: Restart

biker is late to job

gisbrecht — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 00:48:27 +0000

bikerman is late for is job because he is fighting against the forces of evil

Can't Stop

jonbro — Sun, 25 Jan 2015 00:14:23 +0000

Started before the time, made a thing, but then ended up getting a ton of feedback, so kept tweaking it. Anyways, I guess this took like 5 hours to make.

(used mgl.coffee to make this)