Zongor was born on a small moon orbiting a larger moon orbiting a planet in another galaxy in the year 10,000,000,000 ABB*.
At the age of 2600 he came to our galaxy to study the military techniques of the Dokosukan people. While on planet Dokosuka, Zongor went on to the unique property of the of the planet's soil on why it absorbs all light making the planet's surface appear black.
When Zongor was 5200 years old, he joined a mining team where they went from planet to planet vaporizing them in search of unspecified powerful gems to power spaceships and other large crafts. Zongor was later fired from the gem miners when he spoke out against how the way they mined devastated planets and left them as space dust.
At 7800 years of age, Zongor started a study on the effects of a rare plant that grew on a small planet that was said to improve the physical strength of any who ate it by feeding it to a small sea-faring mammal and secretly instigating fights by other, more powerful creatures against it before causing it to flee to a small island where Zongor was forced to destroy the island before the creature could escape off-world.
Untold years later, Zongor came to our planet to face the evil scourge known as the Axe Man. Upon defeating the Axe Man, Zongor was crowned king.
During his reign, he started his own game making company called Makai Sasori that has chronicled choice events that had occurred during his rule up to that point including the very events that directly led to him being king as well making original games based on best selling books and movies.
Currently Zongor the First lives at his master palace with his pet darkness yokai Rumia IV and pet stone Apollo (when asked why not Rocky, Zongor replied because Apollo won the first and best fight).
Zongor's favorite way to relax is to watch gladiators fight to the death, and then watch those same gladiators have the rematch as undead, cyborgs, or robots.

*ABB = After Big Bang for those using other calenders.

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Don't Freeze to Death.zip

Don't Freeze to Death... and mind the axe murderer (alternatively DFTD) is my first attempt at any game jam whatsoever, in my first attempt in Game Maker. Done in -just- over 2 hours.

It is about a lone hiker who becomes lost in the snowy wilderness and must make fire from sparse trees in order to stop himself from perishing in the harsh cold.

Also there's an angry guy with an axe who keeps popping up.

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TribePin.zip

So I say to WordRescue, "Let's make a pinball table; it can be about anything you want." Being the massive whole foods hipster that he is, WordRescue comes back with a Tribe Hummus themed table layout. So enjoy.

Enjoy your hummus.

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Nipples Vs Clothespegs.7z

As you might tell from the name, this is a new minimalist kind of tower defense app. You have a single set of unique turrets which can only be placed at three locations. Click, drag and drop to move your turrets at will. Dropping it onto another turret will make them swap places. While carrying a turret, it will fire at just one third its normal rate.

Each turret is best at dealing with a specific enemy type. Place and move them with a keen eye and a swift hand to protect those nips!

EXTRA CHALLENGE: invent a plot for this thing and post it in the comments. May the best person win.

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the_thompsons.html

don't do what donny don't does.

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ornaments.zip

play this music while playing the game
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iu59vaJhKU
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Games made for Klik of the Month Klub #65

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Name	Created	By	Screenshot	Comments
Seeding	11/19/2012 - 10:10	SamPotasz		0
AmazePong	12/01/2012 - 10:50	Smedis2		0
Jester VS. Robin Hood	10/25/2012 - 13:15	Smedis2		0
CODBLOPS	11/13/2012 - 14:21	Smedis2		0
Smiling Joe	11/17/2012 - 19:33	Cosmic711		1
Warpmaze	11/17/2012 - 21:43	sylvie		2
Devil's Chord	11/18/2012 - 01:38	mcc		3
Space Desert Adventure???	11/17/2012 - 19:08	mkapolk		3
REACT-SURVIVE	11/13/2012 - 14:31	FlaviusMaximus		4
Klik & Paint	11/14/2012 - 20:35	FlaviusMaximus		4

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30 IN ONE RPG DEATH COASTER TO INFINITY 1.0.1.zip

Hi! I did this event today instead of 18 days from now because I felt inspired. It's 30 games that I made in 2 hours. Warning: even though I felt inspired, these games are pretty much all horrible. Enjoy!

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super shooty gravity dude.swf

a shooty gravity prototype thing
instructions in game
there's probably something to this if i decided to do more stuff, i dunno if i'll do more

Hello all,

I am Francois Lionet from Clickteam. You might know me indirectly, as I am, with Yves Lamoureux, the author of Klik'n Play , published by Europress software in the UK, and by Maxis in the US, in the 90s. I am also the author with Yves of The Games Factory and Multimedia Fusion.

I went to the glorious trainwrecks booth at the GDC, and liked what I saw.

OK, you are using a version of Knp that is supposed to be for schools only, but we dont mind. And it must be a pain to install on nowadays machines.

If someone from the association could contact me, that would be cool, I have some propositions to do.

Please keep up the good work, and most of all, keep having fun making games. Making games have become a serious business these last years, it is good to see people that do not take it so seriously.

Francois