Since this blog’s launch, I have had the honor and privilege of presenting my forty favorite jam games of the year six times. This format was always two things at the same time for me: Firstly, I celebrated the …
Last month, we recommended eleven games on our Twitter account, including nine jam submissions and two small indie games. Whether you are looking for puzzles based on electricity, magnetism or math, artificial intelligences of a slightly different kind, the …
With two indie games and twenty-six jam submissions as additional ‘in-between’ recommendations, April 2020 was a packed month on our Twitter account. But that is not really a surprise, because on the one hand the forty-sixth Ludum Dare and …
Let us cut to the chase. No slightly ironic introduction this time. We just want to say one thing: Thank you. 2020 was a dumpster fire of a year, we all know that. But still, so many of you continued…
Today’s presented fifty video games, all being a part of the Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality, offer a lot of sometimes contrasting activities for you: For instance, you can become an outraged rabbit and throw rocks on your …
“Ghost Roulette” by Jon Topielski. “[A deck-building] game where you gamble with ghosts over the dark web[.]” “Ghost Roulette” is one of those special jam entries that know how to perfectly mix up two opposite concepts together, in this …
“Tip of the Icebug” by Jon Topielski. “[A cute] little puzzle game about a bug stuck in a cold place[.]” The insect Bitly finds itself back in a bitingly cold place, so it is looking for the sun to …
