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You're a young man named Alex who arrives in the cliffside town of Silverpine. Explore the town's many mysteries and meet its colourful townsfolk, while you grow closer to a kind-hearted local named Jake. Can the two of you save the town from the impending doom brewing inside the mysterious Vault?
Line Rider is an internet game. Versions are available for Microsoft Silverlight and for Flash. It was originally created by Boštjan Čadež (also known as "fsk"), a Slovenian student. Originally appearing on DeviantArt on September 23, 2006, Line Rider quickly became an internet phenomenon.
Do you think 1 + 1 = 0 is correct? So what do you think about "black + black = white" statement? According to XOR logic, they are correct.
Rhere is a lack of bitsy mermaid games... so of course i had to make a game about a cecaelia that featured mermaids
Join a small-town girl on this coming-of-age story about family, relationships, coffee and life in the big city. Immerse yourself in the perfect blend of an arcade-style time manager and visual novel, exploring dual storylines and a beautifully crafted pixel art world in Pixel Cafe.
How 2 Escape is an escape-simulation game where two players will need to cooperate on asymmetrical gameplay and devices. "Talk together. Help each other." will be your new motto to survive in How 2 Escape.
Styled after classic point-and-click adventure games of yore, SweetHex aims to deliver a charming and wholesome adventure which features a unique 2.5D style comic panel style storytelling along with a familiar Visual Novel style narrative.
This game is a puzzle and novel game in a whole new genre, where you have to guess the language and decipher the story! The story is a short tale of only 7 days The story will end in 7 days It is a short story that can be observed as early as within 5 minutes!
Macdows 95 is an absurd puzzle game based on an imaginary operating system.
"Photograph's big secret is that it's not a puzzle game. It's five puzzle games. The game is divided into five distinct stories, set in five different times and locations, A player will learn how to solve progressively difficult puzzles in one story, and then move to the next story which has completely different gameplay. That's important because Photograph's other big secret is that it's not a puzzle game, it's a narrative game. The dioramas, the photographs, the sound, the voices, and the puzzles, come together to create a cohesive narrative experience that tells that specific story. Maybe."