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An experimental, minimalistic microgame about loneliness.
Illuminated by a hovering sphere, Aurora's bedroom houses her mythical psyche. One of the 14 virtual worlds in spurworlds.
Art house game by eccentric creative Antoine Josset. The Groove Club is at the end of Paradise Lost Boulevard. Dont be late for your rendezvous....
In dreams wings unclipped beaks unburdened by dark songs cold quips noise numb static love white creased light leaks purely kept flower heap pretty feather fall asleep side eyed glares burn my skin I can't escape the way you see me
The endless, halcyon days of "Nauseous pines" summer of love are over, the travellers and minstrels, dreamers and drug dealers have gone. It is now 198X, you wake up in a very bad situation. You were the "Sisters of the amniotic lens" and now it's time to face what you did to the minds of the naive all those years ago.
A spirit reflects The visions you see Shifting divisions Between you & me
Play the psychedelic quest where you fight robots to collect crystals. Upgrade your weapons and find loot in an adventure to defeat the final boss.
Inspired by visual novels and interactive fiction, An Afternoon Rippling is a text-based 2D adventure game about getting lost in a valley after your car breaks down. In your search for the elusive Mechanic, you have conversations with several strange individuals.
In Secret Habitat, the protagonist explores a mysterious and physics defying world of a colorful art museum, where all the art pieces are unique.
An interactive narrative made with Twine 2.0. All The Places You'll Go (Women As Place) is an interactive hypertext point-and-click narrative adventure game. Since 2011, Angela Washko has collected over 200 postcards from around the world with one thing in common: they depict women as a stand-in for the geographic location they seek to represent. All The Places You'll Go puts players into the position of experiencing different locations (from Atlantic City, New Jersey to Tijuana, Mexico to Helsinki, Finland) through their postcard representations of women, experiencing the perspective of the assumed male traveler and his Western gaze.