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Bulb Boy is gorgeous 2D point & click horror adventure about a boy with a glowing head (or a bulb) with a gameplay style inspired by Machinarium and Gobliiins.
The animation in Bulb Boy is like a high quality animated movie, set in a dark and creepy Tim Burton-esque world. As your little glowing boy explores the creepy house, you’ll solve puzzles, defeat monsters, … Read More
Double Hitler is a ridiculous QWOP-Style game that sees you controlling Hitler during key points of his life – or to be more precise you play as two children stacked up on-top of each other, who were pretending to be a grown adult in order to get into art school, but ended up becoming one of the most renowned dictators in history.
What ensues is … Read More
Due Process is an innovative online tactical shooter inspired by games like the original SWAT and Rainbow Six, where there is far more importance in planning the job than actual gunplay.
Gameplay is team based, with one team one team attacking and the other defending. Before each round starts, players map out a plan, sketching on a top down blueprint (John Madden-style), coordinating the … Read More
Double Action Boogaloo is a very stylish multiplayer shooter with more slow motion duel-wielding diving, flipping, sliding and shooting than in John Woos wildest dreams. It is completely free, and runs on Valve’s Source engine through Steam.
The dev describes the game as like “doing a backflip off some dude’s face, diving through a window, with gold-plated pistols firing in slow motion. There’s an explosion … Read More
SEGA Brawlers Megamix is an awesome fan made retro side-scrolling beat-em-up that features a roster of about 74 characters from SEGA classics like Sonic, Toejam & Earl, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Guardian Heroes, Comix Zone, Shinobi, Vector Man, Ristar, and other multiplatform games like Earthworm Jim, Battletoads and Splatterhouse.
It’s a wonderful love letter to SEGA’s 16-Bit heyday and a remarkably fun … Read More