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Oct 19 23:38:24 Stardust ♥ 0 Very impressive! My compo work always ends up looking quite meger, this is so amazingly fleshed out for the music, art and gameplay! I work in astro -- I think this game could be so cool as an eductational outreach tool! I wonder if it would be possible to draw/show an HR diagram, and show the track of the star's life :)
Oct 19 23:45:05 6m 41s DEAD PIXELS - THE LAST SIGNAL ♥ 1 Nice work! I really enjoyed the puzzles :) I wonder if the UI could be simplified a bit to help focus the players? Screenshot 2026-10-20 at 12.44.04 pm.png There is a lot of text for the player. Most of the text ends up being ignored because there is so much i think.
Oct 20 00:00:46 15m 41s Lensmaker ♥ 1 What a clever game!! Man the ships starting moving too fast for me. I intially thought that some flags were foreign countries and were hence hostile. Screenshot 2026-10-20 at 12.59.17 pm.png Screenshot 2026-10-20 at 12.59.00 pm.png
Oct 20 00:02:33 1m 47s Punchcard Robot ♥ 1 The green lighting and huge piles of scrap look great! The little robot has loads of character too. Nice fit for the theme.
Oct 20 00:03:07 34s Detritus Delver ♥ 1 I love the pixel art of all the old electronics! The chunky laptops and cassette players are a lovely match for the theme. Nice work!
Oct 20 00:03:33 26s Last Courier ♥ 2 The artwork looks lovely - especially the bright red against the grey-blue ruins. A little delivery robot still doing its job after the end of the world is such a sweet, sad premise!
Oct 20 00:10:26 6m 53s Agressive Tendencies ♥ 1 Making the TV's dodgy RF connection part of the challenge is a clever take on Old Tech! I love the idea of having to wrestle with the television as well as the game inside it.
Oct 20 00:10:45 19s Polder ♥ 1 Land reclamation is such an interesting choice for Old Tech! Building dikes to protect one little smiley face is a lovely premise. The 'lose after winning' bonus achievement made me smile too.
Oct 20 00:11:11 26s House of Deprecation ♥ 1 That opening line about the house craving emotion, sound and light is a great horror hook. The figure half-hidden in the doorway looks wonderfully unsettling too!
Oct 20 00:16:18 5m 07s Rise from the Heap ♥ 1 Finding meaning after becoming obsolete is a really lovely angle on Old Tech. I love the little monitor-headed character and the illustrated heaps of discarded electronics. I did find the game a bit hard lol -- man these rats are vicious!... I didnt manage to finish the game 😢 Was the art style inspired by cult of lamb? im a big fan of your choice to go 2.5d :)
Oct 20 00:16:40 22s The Machine ♥ 2 Scavenging strange analog parts to build a mysterious machine is a cool way to use Old Tech. The wasteland setting makes those old bits of hardware feel like lost treasures - I like that sense of mystery around what they might become! Im a big fan of the ape-out aesthetics :)
Oct 20 00:17:04 24s Noisy Monsters ♥ 2 The recording-room pixel art looks lovely, especially the light coming through the window! The little band introduction is cute too.
Oct 20 00:22:01 4m 57s Now Showing a Stranger ♥ 1 I really like the old TV framing, especially the chunky knobs and the note stuck to it. The simple grey scenes suit the story well too. Adapting The Stranger with different choices and endings is an interesting idea for a jam!
Oct 20 00:22:20 19s Why isn't This Working? ♥ 5 Helping grandma get the TV working before her season finale is such a funny, relatable take on Old Tech. The wood-panelled television and chunky dials look great, and that frantic message from grandma gives the whole idea loads of character!
Oct 20 00:22:39 19s Time Traveler ♥ 1 I like the idea of taking ordinary stuff into the future and having it become valuable antiques!
Oct 20 00:23:09 30s Frumpkin: Lock n' Splode ♥ 3 Those glowing pumpkin faces look great against the purple sky! I like the idea of starting right beside the exit, then having to head into the maze for the keys. Bit of a tease :D
Oct 20 00:23:33 24s Old tech for old Folk ♥ 1 'Assemble your grandpa' is a brilliant pitch! Swapping Victorian prosthetics to work your way into the aristocracy is such a funny use of Old Tech. The aged newspaper title and parchment-style UI suit that wonderfully odd idea really well.
Oct 20 00:23:52 19s Boo'x Office ♥ 4 An old cinema where changing the film reels might be a matter of life and death is a great setup! I love the little translucent ghosts and the film-strip title treatment. The projectionist job gives the old technology a really natural place in the premise.
Oct 20 00:24:14 22s ANACHRONIX ♥ 1 Changing what kids learn by messing with old inventions is a funny idea!
Oct 20 00:25:25 1m 11s oldbot ♥ 1 I really like the control panel with all the switches and gauges!
Oct 20 00:26:02 37s The Base for Old Creations ♥ 0 Those angular red mountains under the heavy grey sky look striking. The very simple colours give the landscape a lonely, otherworldly feel - a great visual introduction to a surreal little adventure.
Oct 20 00:26:46 44s Denshobato ni Tensei shita Ken 2 (Pal version) ♥ 0 A city going back to relying on pigeons is a wonderfully silly take on Old Tech! The orange-purple sunset over the chunky city buildings looks lovely too. I like that Kurt can help people or just go and fly through a donut - excellent pigeon priorities.
Oct 20 00:27:16 30s Bunker-88 ♥ 2 An abandoned bunker is a nice setting for this theme, and being locked in by a friend's prank gives the escape-room premise a funny personal twist. Definitely a friendship to reconsider once you get out! Congratulations on your first game jam.
Oct 20 00:27:43 27s Clam Hunters ♥ 2 Those little otters carrying enormous stones are adorable! I love the pink character sprites against the soft turquoise water. Helping them get their clams is such a sweet, simple premise, and the oversized rocks give them loads of personality.
Oct 20 00:36:10 8m 27s Obsolete Absolute ♥ 2 The pixel art is lovely, and Prometheus giving a caveman an invention machine is a great setup. I like how replacing your inventions turns your own upgrades into old tech. Really neat way to work the theme into the progression!
Oct 20 00:37:11 1m 01s Manymancer ♥ 0 That little wizard hat on the cover is adorable :D Love the purple colours too.
Oct 20 00:38:16 1m 05s Plug and Pray ♥ 1 The fake Gelato hardware family is such a fun bit of worldbuilding. I love the matching green consoles and the idea of a link cable letting old game systems interfere with reality - that is a wonderfully strange use of the theme! Here is a gameplay vid: https://youtu.be/pKEQGV_R97U Gosh, i really did find it tricky to initially just even start the game! but the actual mechanic was kindof fun (i did find the fighting game a bit tricky tho)
Oct 20 00:39:48 1m 32s Clockwork Blue ♥ 0 Clockmaking is a great choice for Old Tech, and those odd little clocks have plenty of character. I like the idea of earning your keep by figuring out what all their mysterious cranks and buttons do!
Oct 20 00:40:52 1m 04s Dad's Old PC ♥ 1 Man, the music in this is actually really amazing I think my fav was the "Dangerous code" track :) the ambience recording -- is that just street noise in the background? Its eerie as fuck haha
Oct 20 00:41:38 46s Totally Accurate Studio Recording Simulator ♥ 1 The big tape reels, glowing needle meters and chunky mixing desk look great together. Keeping a band session alive with questionable analog gear is a funny, very fitting use of Old Tech!
Oct 20 00:42:12 34s Victorian Space Program ♥ 0 Launching yourself at the Moon with a giant cannon is such a fun idea. Very Jules Verne :D
Oct 20 00:43:06 54s Keep It Cool ♥ 1 An icebox is such a good choice for Old Tech! Keeping the food cold while the ice itself keeps melting is a neat little puzzle. I like the added chaos of one rotten item spoiling the food around it too.
Oct 20 00:43:41 35s Nimkip and the Quest to Build an Airship ♥ 2 I like the idea of everyone in the town pitching in to build an airship!
Oct 20 00:44:14 33s Anachrocode ♥ 2 A forgotten 90s science facility is a great home for a cipher mystery. I like the combination of old websites, letters to an unknown scientist and actual courier deliveries - it gives the time-travel premise a nice physical side.
Oct 20 00:45:56 1m 42s Night Shift ♥ 1 Only being able to see the thing through the CRT is a creepy idea. I like the green lighting around the desk too!
Oct 20 00:46:48 52s Pearishable ♥ 2 The cream-and-burgundy presentation is gorgeous, especially the little illustrated fruit barrels and decorative borders. Automating a family orchard to keep it alive gives the old machinery a lovely purpose. Also, excellent title pun!
Oct 20 00:48:41 1m 53s Falling Behind ♥ 5 Having new building technology replace the old while you're still trying to finish a monument is a clever take on the theme. I like the sunny colours and those chunky, slightly wonky ruins on the cover - ancient investors sound like demanding clients!
Oct 20 00:49:26 45s Crusader's Wrath ♥ 2 The bright holy effects against that purple-and-red underworld look fantastic. Finding a mysterious CD in the far future is a fun excuse for a retro adventure, and the little knight has a great silhouette!
Oct 20 00:50:09 43s SaveClimber ♥ 0 A corrupted file trying to save itself to a disk is a cute take on the theme.. Unfortunately, i had some trouble running the game. Maybe its just my PC? Do you think you can make a web build as well?
Oct 20 00:51:53 1m 44s Scrap Tinkerer ♥ 0 My poor mouse. I clicked, and clicked, and made such little progress. I wish the game was a bit faster with the upgrdes. https://youtu.be/n8S1lwuc0uE
Oct 20 00:52:36 43s Robot Workshop ♥ 3 Making the crowd's excitement matter more than which robot wins is a fun twist on a junkyard arena. I like the real steal vibe, and love the janky robots :D
Oct 20 00:53:11 35s Fotoshu: Caught on Film ♥ 4 Love the faded-photo look and the little film canister!
Oct 20 00:53:45 34s Krong ♥ 4 Krong inventing the wheel and immediately using it for aerial tricks is a brilliant bit of caveman logic. The little pixel-art rider balancing on his rock is very charming, and 'TO BE EVEN COOLER' is an excellent name for a button!
Oct 20 00:54:20 35s Ancient Core ♥ 1 An ancient power source that's still unstable is a nice hook for the theme. I like the contrast between the ruined stone structures and the purple machinery, and a seismic scepter sounds like a fitting tool for uncovering something buried!
Oct 20 00:54:57 37s BELLDIVERS ♥ 3 The bulky diving suits and little pools of green light make a lovely, eerie image. Old diving equipment is a great fit for a treasure hunt, and having a mysterious Lady Darington directing everyone from afar adds a fun story hook! I didnt manage to play with coop features, im so keen to try your GOTY edition lol (voice chat is crazy i cant even imagine how complex thatd be to set up)
Oct 20 00:55:21 24s Spirit Level ♥ 0 A spirit board speaking through a pile of 1996 clip-art CDs is a wonderfully strange idea. Screenshot 2026-10-21 at 1.52.09 pm.png I was a bit confused by what i was meant to do here...
Oct 20 00:56:11 50s G.O.D. ♥ 0 Love the tiny village inside the machine! The chunky beige terminals and green lighting look great together.
Oct 20 00:56:35 24s Wave 86 ♥ 1 Running a 1986 radio station with a collection of cassettes is a charming take on Old Tech. I like that the tapes are there to answer listeners' requests - it gives all that analog equipment a nice human connection! Screenshot 2026-10-21 at 1.58.18 pm.png Managed to get rating of ~700 :)
Oct 20 00:57:36 1m 01s Mixtape Maker ♥ 1 The radio and chunky cassette buttons look great! Making a mixtape straight off the radio is a fun idea.
Oct 20 00:58:11 35s Old Games ♥ 1 The rounded beige monitor and bright purple floppy make a lovely little scene. I like the quiet idea of rediscovering a home computer in the attic and simply being allowed to explore - a nice nostalgic fit for Old Tech! EDIT: ok, is there some hidden easter egg?! Ive tried multiple times, messing with the blue "backup" floppy disk, and keep getting the corrupted message... Then the zappy gun is interactive as well. very sus!
Oct 20 00:58:45 34s Press Any Key! ♥ 1 A system administrator trying to hold an office together just before Y2K is a great setup for Old Tech. The detailed art looks lovely :) great work! I wonder what "SGBCALC" actaully does lol consulting for tech?
Oct 20 00:59:37 52s Anti Virus ♥ 0 Having to become the antivirus because the old computer's protection has expired is a fun premise. The chunky pixels and beige CRT suit it nicely, and the spreading black corruption gives that colourful little screen a clear threat!
Oct 20 01:00:13 36s Star Corp ♥ 2 The old computer glowing in that deep blue basement makes a lovely image. I like the mix of a very physical, chunky keyboard with the mysterious idea of an arcade powered by starry energy - a fun magical twist on the theme! Is this "Q" I also ket thinking it was 0. I think the only thing id like different is a faster startup -- right now it takes quite some time to get going. But nice work! Screenshot 2026-10-21 at 1.42.00 pm.png
Oct 20 01:00:51 38s 1999.12.xx ♥ 1 I really like the ordinary school-day setting with these strange little mysteries mixed in. The cassette and the town bell are good hooks! The little bedroom with the old CRT is lovely too, it suits the setting really well.
Oct 20 01:12:43 11m 52s Steel Tree ♥ 1 well executed! The vibes were quite spooky and eerie. I didnt know of the "Dyatlov pass" before this! [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyatlov_Pass_incident] is well worth a visit
Oct 20 01:17:50 5m 07s Old As Taxes... LD60 ♥ 3 Screenshot 2026-10-20 at 2.17.04 pm.png Your kangaroo-dragon creatures are stuff that fuels nightmares. hahaha! great work :)
Oct 20 01:20:37 2m 47s Analog Overdrive ♥ 1 Wow! This is very polished, great work! I love the bloom!
Oct 20 01:21:50 1m 13s FINGERTRICK ♥ 2 Hell. yes. This was such a blast to play!! Great job with the animations + art in general!
Oct 20 01:23:57 2m 07s Rogue Battle Ships ♥ 2 This was such a blast! One suggestion -- maybe instead of space to shoot once charged, just releasing the mouse click? Also i wish that there was an alternative for the right mouse (right mouse is a bit of a pain for macbooks 😅 )
Oct 20 01:42:13 18m 16s Old Man Playing Old Game ♥ 1 The OLDBOY console and that huge hovering finger are such a funny way to frame a platformer. I really like the idea of returning to the childhood game you never finished, and using the console's power switch to restart is a lovely detail for Old Tech!
Oct 20 01:42:39 26s Scrap Treasure ♥ 1 Taking old gadgets apart and turning their pieces into new circuits is a great use of the theme. I like that the workshop can grow from hands-on repairs into a little robot-run operation! You've gotten so many nice details down -- like the little animations of the wires are so cute! Great job.
Oct 20 01:43:00 21s Don't pick up the phone ♥ 2 That worn rotary phone in the dark room is a great horror image. Making an everyday call the doorway into Lera and Max's nightmare fits the theme nicely, and the option to answer with a joke is a fun contrast to all that dread!
Oct 20 01:43:16 16s Machinerra ♥ 2 A zeppelin full of scavenging robots is such a cool setting. I like that our technology is the ancient stuff to them!
Oct 20 01:43:41 25s Punch Card 0 ♥ 1 The gloomy, PS1-era grainy workroom gives those ordinary punch cards a wonderfully sinister feel. I like the idea of a whole society sending cards to friends and family, then making the operator responsible for spotting something corrupted among them. I got kindof some matrix+cyberpunk vibes from this. Nice work!
Oct 20 01:43:59 18s Old World Skies ♥ 0 Sending a modern Typhoon back to 1940 is a fun way to make the contrast between old and new technology central to the premise. I like the alternate-history setup, and taking on aircraft movement and enemy flying AI in a compo is an ambitious choice!
Oct 20 01:44:55 56s Medieval Hotline ♥ 1 A medieval kingdom relying on a telephone switchboard is a wonderfully silly idea. The hand-drawn map is lovely, especially the dragon peeking out of its cave, and making each connection shift the kingdom's resources gives the operator a real role in the world!
Oct 20 01:45:37 42s Mr. Havoc in The Web ♥ 2 Havoc is a very cute little troublemaker. I love the old desktop window sitting inside a chunky CRT, with a tiny character and a full-sized door sharing the screen - it gives the computer-hopping premise lots of personality!
Oct 20 01:46:11 34s Cold Call ♥ 1 Using phone numbers as little discoveries around the world is a lovely idea for an adventure. Im a big fan of the old school phone rotation animation :) The game art really reminds me of the paranoid android radiohead music vid! Screenshot 2026-10-21 at 12.11.20 pm.png 😆
Oct 20 01:47:02 51s The Last Chance ♥ 1 Guiding family and friends to safety through Morse code gives the old walkie-talkie a really meaningful role, but man i sucked lol only got like 22 drones on my second attempt
Oct 20 01:47:29 27s HOLLERITH ♥ 1 A census machine is an unusual thing to build a game around! I like the punch-card sorting idea.
Oct 20 01:48:06 37s Stonepunked ♥ 1 The pixel-art character has loads of personality - I especially like the big sweep of hair and the oversized club. Going all the way back to whacking bugs with a stick is a funny, very literal take on Old Tech, and the warm earthy palette suits it nicely!
Oct 20 01:48:30 24s Oops! No Floor! ♥ 1 'Duderpants vs Mr Crankypants' is a great way to announce a snowball duel. I like the cool blue checkerboard and simple blocky characters, and having the snowballs remove the floor makes the arena part of the joke!
Oct 20 02:24:56 36m 26s Ghost in the Egg ♥ 3 Great work! Love the aesthetics :D Love the blade-runner ref as well 😉
Oct 20 02:54:17 29m 21s BOGEY OR BANDIT ♥ 1 Love the look of this! The green radar and chunky buttons really sell the old military console. Having to work out which blips are real with only a few decodes is a cool idea. Nice work!
Oct 20 02:55:09 52s UNCALLED FOR ♥ 1 Such a cool idea for a puzzle game! Using the camera and gallery on an old phone to move things around is really inventive. Love the chunky phone design too, especially the Solar Eclipson name :D
Oct 20 02:55:42 33s WHACK-A-TONY: Super Platformer ♥ 1 Haha, a TV guy inside a TV, both called Tony. Love it. Whacking the set to help him jump is such a fun idea! The little notes stuck on the TV are a nice touch too.
Oct 20 02:57:03 1m 21s Quiet Carriage ♥ 1 I really enjoyed this! The train visuals are gorgeous, and the mechanical detail on the wheels and rods is impressive. It’s a super charming way to use the theme, and sorting the passengers into their preferred seats makes for a very sweet and relaxing experience.
Oct 20 02:57:57 54s Unclaimed ♥ 1 Aw, a postal robot turning up for work and finding nobody there :( Really like that premise. Giving the old machines something useful to do again is a lovely idea for this theme.
Oct 20 02:58:56 59s Lensor ♥ 1 Love the style you've gone for here! It really reminds me of those old CD-ROM games, especially the gold-and-blue menus and chunky 3D clouds. The Egyptian upgrade icons are a nice touch too.
Oct 20 10:16:51 7h 17m Mindscape ♥ 2 You've nailed that old terminal look! The “CELL Labs loves you” welcome is already making me suspicious haha. Having to dig through someone else's messy computer is a great setup for a mystery.
Oct 20 10:17:32 41s TechTonic ♥ 4 Love the character designs, especially the plague doctor! Pulling fighters from completely different centuries gives you such a fun mix of people. The colourful sprites against that grey living room look great too.
Oct 20 10:19:02 1m 30s Old Dam Shift ♥ 1 That control panel looks great, all the little lamps and readouts make it feel properly old-school. Having to meet the power target while keeping the water level under control is a cool idea. Such an unusual job to make a game about!
Oct 20 10:19:13 11s It's a Pipe Dream ♥ 1 The artwork is lovely! All the pipes, paper notes and little capsules give the desk so much character. Trading objects across different centuries is a really fun idea too, especially swapping a player piano for a toothbrush :D
Oct 20 10:19:30 17s The INNOffice ♥ 1 YOOO EXIT 8!!! Making old office tech the things you're hunting for in an anomaly game is a cool take on the theme. I like the VHS look too, and that limbed creature in the doorway is properly creepy hahah Horror games are hard,, but you guys really did a great job. BTW i really liked the red light -- it helped, and let me actaully get to the twist in the game that makes it different from exit 8. Here is a playthrough vid in case its helpful for you guys: https://youtu.be/U25wqyvIJqA
Oct 20 10:20:26 56s weird gameboy game I found in the mountains ♥ 1 The whole “found a weird cartridge in the bush” setup is great haha. I love the muted colours and the little farmer. Mixing that innocent-looking farming game with hints that something isn't quite right is a really cool idea.
Oct 20 11:56:00 1h 35m Morse Strike ♥ 1 Haha, I genuinely did a double take seeing this 😅 I made DOT//DASH for LD59 — also a Morse-code shooter70031.gif Curious if you'd come across it! I really enjoyed your animated characters, tanks, and bomber plane! The upgrade system is a great addition too. Nice work!