“Don’t Get The Job” by River Forge Games, Yannick Pawils & Bonicle. “Your recruiter has accidentally set up an interview with some crazy people at a company called The Forum! Your task is simple, just go through the motions and whatever …
“Mother Chef: The Musical!” by Daniel Foutz. “Help Mother Chef cook delicious food […] for [the customer]! Listen closely to the order and pick the right ingredients!” “Mother Chef: The Musical!” is certainly a strange jam game, but it …
You could find a total of twenty-four recommendations for in between – including three indie games and twenty-one jam submissions – on our Twitter account last month. Now they are finally on the website, too. Bring a garden to life …
“Sticky Slimes” by SominStudios. “Stick [together to reach new places.]” In the puzzle game “Sticky Slimes” there is only one goal per level: One of the green monsters must reach the stairs that lead to the next challenge. Problematically, …
“Machine Dream” by pipotchi & SubjectLoser. “[Use] your magnet head to pull yourself out of the […] dark pit where titans slumber[.]” You better not be half asleep when you try out the puzzle platformer “Machine Dream”. Here you control a …
“game inside a game” by Sam Hogan. The “game inside a game” is less of a metagame than the title might initially suggest. Instead, it is an exceptional puzzle title that has implemented recursion into both the level design …
“Pit of Babel” by Maceo bob Mair, Scottie Supple, Daniel Shypilov & Pato Flores. “Construct a tower in search of heaven amidst an unforgiving and anatomical world. Grind gentler life to produce blocks of stone to build with. Discover …
“Sun Flower” by Clément Chardevel, Florent Chardevel, Mina Perrichon, Louis Ernenwein & Marin Babet. “[Search] a sunflower in a mysterious swamp, then find your way back in the dark.” In the beautifully designed “Sun Flower” we control …
“Lost Memories” by Borja Martínez-García, Gonzalo Diez Garrido, Lourdes Pérez & Luis Miguel Blanco. “Find memories left in a room: Leave meaningful messages in symbolic objects and share them with friends and strangers alike.” The four developers …
