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A short and surreal graphic adventure game.
Virtual art gallery Short walking game consisting of a small instalation art exhibition set in a brutal environment.
Blood. Blood. Suffering.
Nocturne is a cyberpunk-themed experimental/exploration game. The goal is to simply wander around and enjoy the sights.
A video drug-like CD-ROM by Hideki Nakazawa, a leading expert in stupid CG. It's like watching the psychedelic screen move with a uni-uni, but this CD-ROM has a stupid mode that allows the poop to uni-uni and play with a special stupid brush.
You woke up on a desolate island up north, and your only company is a talking seal that insists on having you build cairns. Everything you didn't get to do is a first-person cairn-building game about commitment and validation.
Game sounds brain dump
Do not fear falling, you have cybernetic limbs. Use the scrolling coloured button on your ship to direct its course. Find the scrolling coloured buttons on the ground and use them to call your ship to pick you up. Humanity has been enslaved by unknown forces. You are a time traveller and a rebel outsider living high above the city. What can you even do in the face of such a situation?
You are searching for the entrance to the secret world. You are just a natural explorer I guess. It's cool. Please excuse the spirit monsters being a bit mean, they are just stressed out.
David Lynch, filmmaker, artist, and musician, has not made a video game. He certainly did not make this video game. If he were to make one, however, maybe it would be something like this complete conceptual and artistic mess. In this game you traverse a series of horror scenes directly indebted to Lynch films and artworks cobbled together in an incoherent fever dream. In this world, 'Lynch' is struggling to rebuild his creative world / abstract psychological state and he needs your help. Only you can traverse the inane dreamscape of Lynch's creations and make some sense of the terrible things that are about to be unleashed. But beware: not all is as it seems.