developed by dashrava.
A physics based bird samurai game which was an entry for Ludum Dare 32. Take the sword, catch bugs, catch fish, practice swimming (in the water or on the ground), and befriend the man in the forest. The sky is the limit.
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developed by Upper One Games.
I quite enjoyed playing through this recently. I really liked the atmosphere and the main characters (the story was rather anticlimactic to me), and kind of just wanted to hang out with my fox most of the time. Hence. I decided to make a bunch of GIFs of us relaxing in various spots.
As you can see, we went to the beach, went swimming, and even had time to go to a musical concert. ;)
I uploaded the higher resolution versions to an imgur album, which makes it a bit easier to see the owls bopping their heads to the music.
I did a bit of searching to see what kind of Never Alone GIFs were on Tumblr already, and I came across this awesome illustration by Abigail L. Dela Cruz (“hyamei”) which kinda sums up what I like about the game.
developed by Leonard Menchiari, Jendrik Illner, & Simon Michel.
A ‘riot simulator’ based on historical conflicts in Egypt, Spain, Greece, and Italy. It includes a level editor which allows players to create and share their own scenarios.
“As civil crisis deepens and inequality tears the very fabric of society the discontentment of the masses manifests itself in violent public disturbances and civil disorder. Play as the police or the angry horde as RIOT – Civil Unrest places you in some of the world’s most fractious disputes.
RIOT – Civil Unrest presents the player with the opportunity to experience both sides of the fight – a fight in which there really are no winners. Who is right and who is wrong?”
via Trust in Play
developed by four students from the Savannah College of Art and Design.
A four player local multiplayer arena game. Choose from four different characters and battle with your friends. There are various types of abilities that you can use to try to push your opponents into death traps (such as lava) which are scattered through the stage.
You can get a better sense of the gameplay in this video.
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