Random posts

SaveMeQUick

Sun, 10/16/2011 - 10:32 — anne laplantine

Game File:

2oct.zip

Event Created For:

LET'S ALL GO TO THE IGF!

Made For:

An event

Add new comment

TSMA2 Update #4: 2nd Prototype Demostration

Sat, 08/03/2013 - 14:04 — Johny L.

Today i am about to make another prototype of TSMA2.

The prototype just contains 3 frames which aren't gameplay: The "Presents", The text intro and the title screen/press start screen.
Anyways go ask some ideas please on these posts: https://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/5630 or http://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/5646

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING

Sat, 09/03/2011 - 23:02 — SpindleyQ

Game File:

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING.zip

Game link:

http://www.information-superhighway.net/severe-thunderstorm-warning/

I made this game because I was under a severe thunderstorm warning! You are trying to escape the storm in your futuristic concept car which is made of cotton by reaching speeds of 2000km/h. It contains randomly generated terrain, terrible custom car physics, and is built with Construct 2 and thus runs in your browser.

PS: I have no idea if this game is winnable.

Event Created For:

Timezone Lottery Klik Jam #6

Made For:

An event

Add new comment

Pong Like It's 1999

Thu, 01/14/2010 - 23:07 — Noyb

Home for winter break, I stumbled upon my old KNP folder on a dusty Micron PC. Submitted for your horror: a pair of Pokémon-themed pong games I made in KNP back in 1999. The games are left unaltered from their original states. The sprites, music selections, prepubescent "voice acting," readmes, and bugs are all as I left them. The only thing I did today was compile them in KNP and zip them up.

First, a Pokémon themed KNP pong game I made back in 1999 and never released online. Somewhat intriguing for the terribly balanced "voltorb" ball which either player can attack to force an instant stalemate, and the poorly-rendered sprites made in Microsoft's 3d Movie Maker (which was itself a source of video trainwrecks back in the 90s).

Player 1: W and S move, Z shoots.
Player 2: Arrows move, Shift shoots

Second is a surrealist reflection of 90s media culture in the form of an overly long pong boss battle between Misty from Pokémon and a demonic version of that dancing baby from that early internet video. Ash Ketchum's head is the ball. And the baby throws diapers ripped from a screenshot of Rugrats. And the background is a low-res photograph of a Lego Mindstorms "invention" with my fingers over the lens.

I released this one online for God knows why. Last year, I let Softpedia upload some of my older games to their site in a moment of weakness. This "new and fun Pong remake that will keep you busy for a long time" (their words) has somehow received 286 downloads to date from undiscerning netizens.

Move: Arrow keys.