Finally, the “Treasure Chest” series has also arrived in the new year! The January issue recaps all fourteen jam submissions we recommended last month outside of the regular articles on our Twitter account. This time you can learn magic …
“Crypt o’ Casino” by Case Portman & Joel Cheetham. “Find your way through the casino gauntlet and bring the never-ending gambling nightmare to a halt forever!” Whenever the main concept of a game is partially based on luck, there …
With the relaunch of the website, the time of our monthly Jam Reports came to an end. But as we still do small recommendations without any written article for many jam and indie games on our Twitter account, we …
“Mystical Samurai” by Daniel Moreno & Paltian. “[An] action platformer game[.]” I am absolutely amazed by the retro feeling that “Mystical Samurai” is able to invoke. The sprites really nail the Game Boy aesthetics perfectly, the soundtrack is top-notch, …
“Gum Girl” by Case Portman & Joel Cheetham. “Use your bubble gum to create temporary platforms to solve puzzles and traverse through the cosmic space base. Defeat the treacherous drill in order to save your solar system.” Get your …
“Spellthief” by Zack Keys. “A puzzle platformer where you must use your acrobatic thievery skills and trusty grappling hook to navigate compact, dangerous dungeons. Can you make it to the end of all seven rooms with a perfect record?”…
“RoboBlaster” by rxi & Daniel Moreno. “[A short] action platformer game.” Not only does the action platformer “RoboBlaster” feel visually as well as musically indeed like a highly polished Game Boy game, but also the gameplay and boss design …
“Spike Hike” by Case Portman. “Hike to the top of a [hazard-ridden] tower. [Do not] stop! […] A plethora of traps and hazards will do their best to stop you, the key is to not panic[.]” This platformer is …
“Yokoi-san Warp” by Go To Seven (VeLTiNA, Ronto & 26c). In this mini puzzle shooter you cannot directly hit your enemy, but by using your warp gun you can direct their own missiles back to them. “Rumble Road”…
