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A visual novel about gay asian girls playing baseball and falling in love.
An Airport for Aliens Currently Run by Dogs is an open-world comedy adventure game. Talk to stock photo dogs. Solve their problems. Catch your flight. And call it Dog Airport Game when you get tired of saying the full title, like I did three months ago.
The magic of Dr. Seuss's popular books comes to life in this fun-filled introduction to the ABCs of reading. Click on a noun and see its picture. Click on a verb to see an action. It's easy for kids to replay a favorite part, skip ahead and learn more than 600 different words while they play. Introduce your children to Dr. Seuss's wondrous world today.
An interactive story about anxiety. You play *as* the anxiety.
A new dating sim about finding and marrying the rat of your dreams. Choose from 21 eligible contestants and slowly narrow it down until you find true love.
A support group for villains having trouble with villaining.
Become a sheriff's deputy and hunt down the stolen gold bars hidden by Bandit Bob across a series of wild-west themed scenes and minigames. Boot barrels at bandits, build custom wanted posters, run the general store, or fire assorted objects from canons, and experience life in Fisher Price's Wild Western Town.
Visual-novel-epic-adventure-puzzle-parody-thing, baby! Give it a go for your pal Gregory!
A Rare Encounter is a short visual-novel written by Raina Lilith Henlan, with programming and art by Sophie Le Blanc. This project was made to get something out there, while testing the waters for bigger projects down the line.
Green Eggs and Ham is the second Dr. Seuss Living Book Adaptation from Broderbund. The story features Sam-I-Am, who repeatedly asks the questions based on an object, e.g. “Would you Could you on a boat?”. This leads to his grumpy friend saying “I do not like Green Eggs an Ham”. The story gets more dramatic as it progresses. There are some activities featuring characters from the story like the Fox in a Box, and the Mouse in the House. The game features word recognition, vocabulary, reading comprehension and computer literacy. Every page is clickable for a few surprises. In Read to Me, the program automatically turns the pages leaving out the games as the story progresses.