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Find useful items, restore health and mana, use your skills and magic to resist the enemies and do not fall into the trap!
A small, retro, text-adventure survival game - set in remote Siberia. There's 3 endings for you to discover, and 80+ dialogue options.
Try, die, retry in this challenging but fair precision platformer that takes place on 1 screen. Ultra tight controls, dozens of traps, 8 playable characters each with a unique gameplay style. Great for speedrunning, and 100% completionists. Also, no water levels!
Bloodmoon Church is a 90s VHS Found Footage horror inspired by 80/90s retro horror movies and realistic situations.
Twinsanity: Omicron is an RPG game which is based on the series "Twinsanity The Animated Series". The Story Continues. Two days after defeating Time Shadow, Twinsanity is taking rest in EastCity. Exploring the city, he realises that someone wants his power. Are you ready to solve the mystery?
You play as Steve. He has arrived at the airport from a camping trip and has some important Luggage that he must carry with him.
In February 1986, a tape was found in the former home of the killer known as the "Butcher of the Forest". After the disappearance of some people at the scene, an investigation was launched. Mark Henry, the dreaded murderer, has already been executed by electrocution, so there is no possibility that he is the perpetrator of further crimes. The images you will see are from the tape found at the site and may be disturbing images...
They took your kids... Take their lives! Bunni Gunni Classic is a much needed polishing for the game jam game made in 4 days!
Ferret is a retro-style puzzle-solving game. The game was born during the 80's in the world of mini-computers. It will test your ability to solve problems, not your hand-eye coordination. Unlike similar games, you have all the information you need, there are no secret instructions and definitely no cheats. Can you rise to the challenge?
A short story about rational fears in 4-color CGA. You can't go home again. Except that you can. But you don't really want to. And then you do, anyway.