man the knp physics engine is wonderful
This is the next official version of the Oregon Trail!
No it isn't.
You are on a mission to traverse the Oregon Trail in order to claim some land in Oregon! Along the way, you'll face dreaded obstacles such as flowers, small rocks, and elephants. Watch out for diseases like cholera and dysentery, too! Press the space bar to shoot and the arrow keys to steer, most other things you'll need to know are mentioned in-game.
P.S. Real Life Mode is only put in the game as a joke, as it makes the amount of miles traveled increase 100 times slower than in Arcade Mode. So just play Arcade Mode. That's the real game. Or see how far you can get in Real Life Mode.
HACK your way to riches!
EXPLOIT pong nerds!
CARVE your face into the moon!
Hold the mouse to grow a bubble
You just got 13 packages with 13 candy corns each, what you are going to do with these is now up to you! Try eating the candy corn as it falls
. Eat only a few flavors of candy corn and leave your favourites for last! Or just open up all packages and watch the candy corn pile up in gravity defying clusters thanks to the game sad excuse for a cutting edge physics engine! The choice is yours, just be careful not to go overboard!
Candy corn flavors include: Classic, Strawberry, Chocolate, Brown, Extra Spooky, and CGA graphics.
This is a four player game. One of the player is the murderer (they must kill half of the citizens), and the rest are cops (they must hunt down the murderer). Press a button to know if you're the murderer! Press another button to kill people!
Mostly made over a coffee high at 2 am. Some things are still a bit choppy (killing people is imprecise as fuck). Also my first game!
NEXT GEN GAME. USE THE ARROW KEYS. USE SHIFT TO JUMP. USE SPACE TO SHOOT
VERY GOOD GAME YES
Just in the nick of time! This took a lot longer than I expected.
So this is a silly little 1 player paper & pencil adventure game about collecting loot. It's sort of a mixture of Gacha games, the slow and steady progress of MMOs, and a little bit of crafting-y puzzle-y things. In trying to research Gachapon design techniques I discovered Shopkins and was horrified, so I had to channel their hyper commercialized aesthetic a little bit.
There's two uploads- a PDF that's good for reading (the pages are in order), and a PDF that's for printing (the pages are collated like a booklet). Theoretically, it should print onto 5 8.5x11" pages, double sided, but I haven't tried it yet.
P.S. if you read the "Reading" PDF - try to put it into the "pages side by side" mode!
Love from ya boy,
Marek