This game was entry in the Experimental Gameplay Project‘s 10-second game theme for March. You control Jesus, our lord and saviour, helping him to run as fast as possible and do “Jesus Things”. My description shouldn’t be longer than 10 seconds so please enjoy!
LevelHead by Julian Oliver is a puzzle platformer that uses augmented reality technology allowing the player to control the movements of the character by tilting a small block.
Looks like IILWY OMGPOP have a new AR feature in the works as well…
Blush is a new game for the Unity Web Player made by Blurst and Flash Bang Studios, the same people that brought you Splume. It’s got beautiful graphics, especially for an in-browser game, and is rather relaxing to play. You control a jellyfish whose job it is to collect little eggs in your tentacles and bring them to lighted beacons. Hmm… it reminds me of something…
The Rope. You have to burn it.
You Have to Burn the Rope by Mazápan in Sweden seems to go one step beyond Portal‘s famous ending, Still Alive, to discover whether a game can stand on an entertaining end sequence alone.
Nobody Shooter for Windows XP is a Gameboy-esque demake of another indie game, Everyday Shooter. Scramble to collect gems in an asteroids like environment. More bootleg de-makes here!!!
ポケコンでシューティング (Pocket-Computer Shooting) feels like 1942 but with a Space Invaders motif played on a Gameboy and much harder! It was found on wonderfl, a site for online communal Flash development, and uses the AS3 implementation of CannonML, a script language for creating games with large numbers of bullets on the screen.
Note: neither game is very groundbreaking, just thought the links were interesting.
by Talvi
A neat little demo that reminds me of Grand Theft Auto 1.
Thanks to @UnitZeroOne for the link
