Status - It's you. by Disvent 2026-05-04T11:04:57Z ♥ 1
Contrary to some other comments I actually like that the movement buttons were inconsistent. It felt like it fit the mood of the game for the controls to be a little awkward. I loved the rabbit(?) that appeared when you opened the door, very strange. Overall the game was bizarre and I enjoyed playing it. The sounds and art were both really well done. I especially liked the crown man(?) that was the goal or boss or whatever.
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Dirigible by Harmadillo 2026-10-27T10:10:17Z ♥ 1
The controls for the dirigible were surprisingly fun to play. The buoyancy was a little strange but the turning and power felt really well execute. The artwork for the ships went really well with the topological map. I couldn't figure out where the landing pad was for level 2 but otherwise I had a lot of fun with it. Thanks fofr sharing
I Don't Even Knit, or Olde Castle by Chomby 2026-10-27T10:00:30Z ♥ 1
Really nice work on the pixel art for this one. The spinning wheel and the main character were really well done. I loved the animation for the main character but the movement speed didn't match it well so I felt very slow when moving. The tight spaces that blocked you from going a particular way were a nice callback and made exploring a slight challenge even without the planned combat. Overall, it was a short but satisfying collection platformer . Thanks for sharing.
Radio Host by ndiuky 2026-10-27T09:52:12Z ♥ 1
You really captured that creepy uncertain space with this one. The sound added a lot of atmosphere that I enjoyed. I liked tuning the radio but after I did the switches puzzle I got stuck and wandered around for a while. I still had fun playing and feel trapped and confused in a soviet lab. Thanks for sharing.
Pinball "Repair" SIMULATOR by Fifut 2026-10-27T09:35:38Z ♥ 1
This was a stressful game to play. I tried to just mash the paddles while I was doing repairs but it was really no use. Maybe I'm too slow with the mouse but I basically couldn't do repairs without giving up my ball. In any case, despite the skill issues, I had a lot of fun with this game. The music and sounds worked really well. The graphics were a bit simple and that might be an area for more polish. Thanks for sharing this.
C-Major Dungeon by rzzl_dzzl 2026-10-27T09:23:47Z ♥ 0
I really enjoyed playing this one. As some others have mentioned, I think I had an issue with the audio being delays somewhat significantly and that made it hard to know which beats the notes fell on. I guess there is some trick when the monsters change color but I wasn't able to understand it in time. Thanks for sharing this one, it was very fun.
Cyber Cquabble by Khananaphone2 2026-10-27T09:10:15Z ♥ 1
To start, I didn't expect to find another NES speedrunner here but that's awesome :)
Great job with the game. You really captured the sort of unfair arcade platforming feeling where every time I missed I jump I wasn't sure if it was my fault or not. The aesthetic with the text and flashing colors was spot on. I'm sorry to hear you didn't have time for audio because some bleepy sound effects would have really suited this. I struggled a lot of wave 8 but ultimately quit because I need to play other games. Thanks for sharing.
Old PC by Asalidonat 2026-10-27T08:58:28Z ♥ 1
I had fun with this one. I really liked the two layers concept with the game inside the game. Although both the levels were relatively simple it was pretty engaging, and even mildly stressful, to keep track of all the tasks to do. The timing of everything felt pretty fair and it was usually clear what I forgot when I lagged. I loved the vocalized sound effects and the minimalist art style as well. I think the only improvement would be some kind of way to score your attempt to try to improve. Thanks for sharing this.
Radio Active Wear by khaotom 2026-10-27T08:50:47Z ♥ 1
The sound design and the aesthetic in this one were the best I've seen. The pixelated photo look combined with the distortions were a really cool look, especially in full screen. It gave me vaporwave vibes and I loved it. The music combined super well with the rest. The gameplay it self I found a little bit lacking. It wasn't clear what the gas mechanic was for. Perhaps to punish misclicks? I always just waited until I was sure where the anomaly was to click so it didn't seem to make any difference. The sounds being linked to the lines passing through the anomalies was a great touch. Thanks for sharing this.
Merry & Bright & CRI ā„ 95 by jacobwinters 2026-10-27T08:36:44Z ♥ 1
I really loved this game. What a fun take on the theme and the idea of a map coloring problem. My only complaint is that there wasn't any cheesy christmas music to go with the lights. The hand-drawn notebook art style was really well done and worked well for the game. I particularly liked how the light pool was shared between all levels so I could go back and do something differently when I ran low on yellows as well. Great job and thanks for sharing.
Like Clockwork by oller125 2026-10-27T08:02:25Z ♥ 1
This was a surprisingly deep and challenging puzzle game. The difficulty ramp was really well done. The music and sound effects complemented the gameplay well. I had a little bit of trouble consistently placing gears with the mouse but that might have just been me. Thanks for sharing.
Dr Break Boom Invaders by Jimbly 2026-10-23T23:00:09Z ♥ 1
What an incredible frankenstein of games you have made here. I really liked the concept and the interactions between the games. I had never played Kaboom but the rest were very familiar and that one was easy enough to pick up. The audio was great (if anachronistic) and the visuals with the text were really well done. I found the CRT curve effect a little over the top, so maybe separate options for the curvature and scanlines would be nice. Well done and thanks for sharing this.
HELL TOOLKIT by jefvel 2026-10-23T14:13:06Z ♥ 0
The startup worked fine for me on web so that's the version I played. I really liked the mood, especially with the single desk lamp and the audio went well with it. It was kind of hard to figure out what exactly I was supposed to be doing but in the end I did get the "good ending". Maybe some more directed animations on the tiles would help the player to understand what the tiles were doing. The door opening automatically after a round was kind of weird. Overall I quite liked the game and it was fun to figure out what the tiles did. Thanks for sharing.
REWIND 3000 by evgenii-petrov 2026-10-22T10:23:08Z ♥ 1
This was a great incremental game. I got all the way up to 100 galaxies and then I got bored. The pacing was great, as were the sound effects and music. I also enjoyed the visuals of the black hole from winding so fast. Great work on a tough genre to make fun.
The Power Glove Odyssey by the3rdHunter 2026-10-22T08:45:23Z ♥ 1
This was a simple but fun game. As another mentioned I didn't realize the ball was my friend at first and just ignored it until I got an upgrade that made me realize it was important. Before that I was a little frustrated at how long it took to kill the enemies, but the ball made it a lot more balanced. I enjoyed the music but I didn't feel like it really fit with the theme of the game. Great work overall, thanks for sharing.
Station Echo-Delta by hajpappan 2026-10-22T08:26:24Z ♥ 1
I really liked this game even though I think I got a bad ending.
!> I'm not sure what I could have done differently, maybe I waited too long to read the diary.
The atmosphere was great and so was the writing. I really liked that everything was just a terminal and you did a good job with imlementing things like tab-complete and history browsing to make it feel natural. Very fun story to play through.
The DogWood Hill Funicular by Bea 2026-10-22T07:59:31Z ♥ 0
Well done on completing a game for the compo! I really liked the scenery you drew with the funicular and the plants on the walls and such. I just kinda chilled and watched the little dog things walk around for a while before I realized what I was supposed to do. I'm ashamed to say I crashed some of the poor souls but once I got the hang of operating the funicular I think I could have sustained for a long time. I quit with 80 passengers transported. I really enjoyed the subtle music and the sound effects were great.
Answer with Light by Foursay 2026-10-22T07:44:37Z ♥ 0
I am pretty sure I made every possible wrong decision and got every single person killed. I didn't really understand how I was supposed to guide the ships I guess. I had a lot of fun though. The sounds when tuning the radio were great and when your buddy talked to you as well. I found the radio beeps a little intrusive but overall the sound design was well done. The framing of walking around within the lighthouse was a lot of fun. I especially liked how you mad to move from place to place to try to keep track of all the information. This was a really fun entry that I'll have to play again to see if I can do a better job.
The Base for Old Creations by alaah 2026-10-22T07:17:52Z ♥ 1
I think I got through the entire game, as it let me
!>go to sleep
I really enjoyed the atmosphere of this one. The sound effect of getting a new forum post was great. I liked how each repairable item had its own sound too. I'm not really sure I understood the story it was trying to sell but the writing on the forum posts was amusing anyway. I liked that the
!>mana potion level had a different interaction
as well. Thanks for sharing.
The Margin Game by henk 2026-10-20T08:03:23Z ♥ 1
The line between art and technology has always been blurry but this game smears it across the whole canvas.
We think of books as mundane objects now but there was a time when the idea of a book, and certainly a mass produced one with margins within which one might write notes or numbers, was indeed a world-changing technology. The revolutionary movable type printing press was invented by Johannes Gutenberg in 1439 and ushered in an era of unprecedented communication.
What we now call a pencil came from the discovery of a particularly pure deposit of graphite. In fact no purer deposit has since been found. This lead to many further discoveries about the value of graphite. The term "lead" is used for the drawing part of pencils despite the fact that pencils have never contained elemental lead.
Taking a book and pencil and making a game from it is undoubtedly art. I have played this game with several pages of several books and each time the experience is delightful. The rules are a little difficult to keep track of but I find that is part of the fun.
Overall, this is an excellent entry made even better by the novel approach t fitting it into the theme.