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Citadel 1986 is a quirky platformer in which you explore a strange world filled with bizarre broken animatronic creatures.
The Citadel was built in 1986 by a lunatic. After 30 long years of decomposition, you are the first person to discover this strange place by accidentally falling straight into it. A madman, hiding behind a computer screen, wishes to stop you from discovering his dark … Read More
Snail Storm is a ridiculously over the top side scrolling high score chasing shooter heavily influenced by the Tony Hawks Pro Skater series, in which you play a heavily armed snail that blasts enemies and pulls of sick moves with an aim of building up an epic multiplier and lots of lovely points.
Snail Storm could possibly do with turning the effects down a tiny … Read More
Crash Co. is an awesome “destroy everything in your path with vehicles” game that is truly becoming the spiritual successor to the N64 classic Blast Corps.
We first covered Crash Co. back in October, 2015 and loved the Blast Corps. inspired destruction it had to offer. The devs have certainly been busy, and it’s gone through some monumental changes since that early alpha version. … Read More
Suraisu Ninja: Sukuta Simulator, a fast paced arcade game made for the Bad Boxart Challenge, has you controlling a scooter and hurling a ninja up into the air to slay skulls.
In this world, Ninja’s have one trusty tool; scooters. These scooters help the ninjas gain momentum to jump high, catch them when they fall, and bash into enemies as to defeat them. Ninjas, … Read More
Beans: The Coffee Shop Simulator is a charming and addictive Kairosoft-esque management sim with a story of murder, deceit and corruption.
The gameplay in will be Beans: The Coffee Shop Simulator fondly familiar to anyone wh’s ever played a Kairosoft game such as Game Dev Story or Hot Springs Story, as it provides an easily accessible and thoroughly addictive take on the management sim … Read More