HEADS UP! If you just want to play the game, go to the itch.io link above. The downloadable file contains the source files, and you have to start a local HTTP server (y'know, python -m http.server) to play it. Check out the readme for full credits and dev notes!

A frantic gather-em-up about the bourgeois norms of lawncare. Can YOU gather enough apples to feed your hungry pal?

Happy Halloween!
A fighting game for two people. Will you wish to play as the scary spider or skeleton dog? And who will win? It is up to you!!!

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Here is a third compilation of many, many, games made over many years (a sequel to 3 of Kind and a sequel to The 5 Amingos [the third of kind]) where there are some sort of 4th wall breaking secrets. I originally made the different games in Klik n Play and then I imported it into MF2 and combined them into one mega game. If you like fruit and if you like bugs and if you like tough puzzling games, you might have varying degrees of interest in this. I may later publish a physical guide to the secrets of this game. Good luck either way!

You are the mystical Space Spider. You must eat chess pieces BECAUSE YOU ARE HUNGRY AND I SAID SO.
Also a boss if you get 995 or higher hunger points.

Conlorts:
Shift- Shot Web
Arrow keys- Move
When enemies are pulled towards you, touch them to eat them.

A spider sex game. Inspired by real spider behaviour.

David Clarke

spiders have been engineered only to kill
conduct tests of new spider technology with innovative simulation system

If you've played Lesbian Spider Queens of Mars by Anna Anthropy, you might have wondered: what happens to the captured slaves when our dear Queen walks over them? The obvious answer is that they are abstracted away into a cage offscreen, instantaneously, in the manner of many videogames. The disobvious answer, I decided, is that the Queen uses her spider-venom to shrink them down to a portable size, so she can carry them around freely, as if they were mere diamond gems. This game is based on this assertion to some extent.

This was made under Ludum Dare conditions. I might submit this to that competition.

Also, this is based on a tweet.

Can you beat SoftSoft's spookiest Puzzle-Adventure? It's tricky!

(Note that you'll need an interpreter to play this game, like Zoom for the Mac, or Windows Frotz for, well, Windows.)