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Eastward is a beautifully detailed and charming adventure RPG, from Shanghai-based indie developers, Pixpil and published by Chucklefish. Escape the tyrannical clutches of a subterranean society and join Eastward’s unlikely duo on an exciting adventure to the land above! Discover beautiful yet bizarre settlements and make new friends as you travel across the world by rail. Inspired by 90s Japanese animation, the visual style of Eastward has been brought to life using a combination of a modern, innovative 3D lighting system and a rich retro-pixel artwork.
Help Madeline survive her inner demons on her journey to the top of Celeste Mountain, in this super-tight platformer from the creators of TowerFall. Brave hundreds of hand-crafted challenges, uncover devious secrets, and piece together the mystery of the mountain.
Short game where you take control of two characters at the same time: a cop and a sniper. It's your job to stop the demonic activity in a palace. Made in two weeks for the "Game Maker Italia 2018 Contest".
Explore an archipelago, encounter fellow explorers, and seduce and haggle with them to help you complete your map! There is no time constraint, no danger, there's no gameover. Instead, this game proposes a calming experience of exploration and encounters. You can just stop playing when you feel satisfied. A play session will usually last 15 to 30 minutes.
Experience the full feeling of playing chess... BUT WITH RANDOMNESS At the start of each turn you roll a dice and the outcome determines how far you can move
This is a tribute to OHRRPGCE community, aimed to recreate the aesthetics surrounding amateur game development 20 years ago. Explore barren wastelands of dying world and free three sources of power circulating through Universe to bring renovation. Use keys in the text file to decipher special messages from characters in this small adventure quest.
Play as The Noise in this one level fan-game, inspired by the Crash Bandicoot and Rayman franchises. Jump, slide, dash and bash through a 2.5D world while collecting pumpkins to save the Halloween festivities!
The Thirteenth Floor is a PlayStation 1 inspired first person horror experience, take control of the unsuspecting protagonist as you guide him through the thirteenth floor of the Underlook Hotel to discover what horrific events unfolded there.
Blast through procedurally generated alien hellscapes in this twin-stick roguelite platformer. Transform between human and demon to unleash devastating combat and survive the endless cycle of chaos.
JUMP ON HEAD is a platform fighter with one goal: JUMP ON HEAD. Casuals and pros alike can enjoy its fast-paced, responsive gameplay. Play against up to three friends (currently local multiplayer only) on six diverse stages, and try to be the last player standing!
Help Mima get ready for a hot date. Or maybe it's for a job interview? Maybe it's for protesting on the streets. Who knows?
The Froggy Drink Bar is open! Help coco the frog keep things running! Mix colors to create drinks and keep clients happy. Good luck!
Night at the Harbor is a short, ultra-retro, psychological horror/horror game about a fisherman who lost his phone. Synopsis: After a long day of fishing, Hopper returns to the harbor to dock his boat and head on home. He gets back to his truck and realizes he left his phone on the boat, his decision to go back and get it might be the last choice he ever makes.
Hammer Dongers is an up to 4 player party game with destroyable terrain! You NEED at least one more person and a controller, since only one person can play on keyboard and its a multiplayer game! This is meant to be a couch-play party game so the single player will have to come a bit later in development, once the multiplayer is polished and at its fullest. After all, having fun with your friends is the core of party games! ❤️ Beat your friends!! Dong them to oblivion. Supports one keyboard and up to four controllers 🎮 All you need to play is: A friend: this is multiplayer-only for now! A controller: only one person can play on keyboard... for now 😉
Captain George and his crew of daring cats embark on a taco-filled odyssey, encountering treacherous waters, dastardly duck foes, and a grand admiral with a quacking secret. As you navigate the Taco Tides, you'll sail, shoot, and solve the mystery of disappearing tacos in this purrfectly hilarious and action-packed game.
A first person walking simulator where you need to get out of an island, but you are not alone, and this is a good thing!
This is the sequel to the game Tame It! The adventures of Lee, who crashed and found himself on a desert island, continue! A new big island full of life and the freedom to explore it, as well as new hot beauties to tame await you in this game.
The Third Wish is a sci-fi point & click adventure about a family and fate and consequence. Full voice acting.
An expressive 2D Sonic Game inspired by the Sonic Advance Trilogy and Sonic Rush.
Myth Bearer is an open world adventure RPG with puzzly elements. Actions taken during your journey are permanent - enemies don’t respawn, consumed items are forever gone, and story events have profound impacts on the world. Are you ready to brave a mysterious world full of danger and fortune?
Gamblers Table is an idle automation game where you toss coins to earn money. Buy bigger and better coins, unlock upgrades and hire little helpers to automate the process and take care of all the busy flipping work for you. Simple. Satisfying. Click a coin to toss it. Every time it lands on Heads, you earn money. The more coins you own, the more you can flip. Buy upgrades to make them flip faster and yield more money. Discover curious interactions and unexpected synergies between different coin types. Hire little helpers to take care of all the manual labour for you. They don’t complain, and they never question. Leave your fortune behind and rise to something greater. Start again with peculiar new talents you didn’t have before. Admire your riches, lean back, and watch your automated coin-flipping empire grow.
Every few years, in the face of poor harvests, pestilence, or mysterious disappearances, the villagers in this remote country must make a sacrifice to restore balance and prevent the destruction of their society. The entity to which they make this offering has been called many things: monster, demon, or beast. The villagers do not know the true name or origins of the beast, nor do they care to. They know enough: if allowed to slake its thirst for the blood of the innocents, it will spare them and perhaps even favor them with a bountiful harvest in the fall. The children to be sacrificed are left deep in the woods, or sometimes on an island nearby. Sometimes they are drugged, sometimes they are bound, sometimes they simply accept their grim fate. An elder of the village draws a symbol in the dirt and chants strange words into the night sky. Once finished, the elder departs quickly, lest the beast devour him or her along with its quarry. The beast hunts the child sacrifices. Sometimes it glides silently through the air, sometimes it sprints along the ground like an animal. No child left to the monster in this way has ever returned to the village. This year, you are among those to be sacrificed. You don't know if this monster can be hurt, let alone killed. You're sure that if you run far enough and fast enough that you can survive the night without being caught and devoured.
a game about accessibility settings that's just a *bit* too hard for you to play effectively. 10-15 minutes in length with 30+ minutes of developer commentary!