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I Wanna Steal Your Wife is a fun massively multiplayer puzzle game where you break into other players houses to steal their wife, while trying to build up the defences in your house so that nobody steals yours.
The premise of the game is nice and silly, with you on a mission to become the best wife-stealer in the neighbourhood. Gameplay is similar to The … Read More
Ever wanted to roam a garbage dump before? Nope? Well Breakers Yard makes it an enjoyable and insane experience. Developed by Protophant, this game is absolutely mental. It consists of scouring a garbage tip and fighting off hordes of automated pieces of junk, including strange living radio looking things and huge roaming fridges spewing deadly steam. The game is extremely fast paced and sometimes … Read More
Frog Sord is a charming pixel art platformer that handles wonderfully, with your little frog capable of some remarkable feats of precision platforming.
In Frog Sord you control a frog with a very large sword, his only other remarkable attribute is an ability to perform an air dash in any direction. While other platformers may rely on accessories, upgrades and other gimmicks to hold the … Read More
The Westport Independent is a censorship simulator about the last weeks on an independent newspaper which is to be dismantled according to a new government bill. You play an editor in charge of choosing what will be printed in the paper, making sure that the content is nice and proper according to the government guidelines. With rebellions against the government rising slowly amongst the public, … 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