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50 Shades of Cool is a stylish retro beat-em-up with rhythm-action elements in which you play the coolest man in the world on a quest to recover his sunglasses collection after it was stolen by a powerful mafia boss.
Created by students at VFS, you fight your way through the game, beating up waves of enemies, pulling off powerful combos and battling bosses as you … Read More
CLUSTERTRUCK (Previously called Highway Flight Squad) is a spectacularly chaotic first person platformer in which you have to leapfrog between a herd of stampeding 18 wheelers with an aim of reaching the finish line without touching the ground.
The aim is simple – reach the finish line without touching the ground. However, the way you reach the finish line is by standing atop (and … Read More
Lumberjack Jacque and the Ritual of Doom, a short, charming adventure game made for the Global Game Jam 2016, has you trying to help a nearby village which has become haunted by a demon.
You are a lumberjack who lives out deep in the forest near a village. You live far away so that you can chop down trees and live your life. One … Read More
Concrete Jungle is a great pixel art action adventure that blends side scrolling beat-em-up combat, metroidvania exploration and precision platforming, as you battle humanoid animals across a city.
Best played with a controller (but playable with mouse & keyboard), Concrete Jungle you start the game with little direction and limited skills. You explore the world, battling enemies tackling deadly Super Meat Boy-esque platforming sections … Read More
Radical Rockits is a physics-based flight simulator that employs a purposefully difficult control scheme to bring a QWOP-meets-Pilotwings feel to its gameplay.
Like many of the quirky, indie flying games cropping online as of late, the controls are separated into two types: rotational control and thrust control. Using an Xbox 360 controller makes the jetpack slightly more manageable, but you’ll still often find … Read More