Although his art style looks abstract, it's really cute. I love the scene backgrounds and music changes when entering meditation—such a beautifully made game.
A really interesting puzzle game, it really feels like Portal, and the way he uses the phone to take a picture and then put it down gives a kind of viewfinder vibe. The opening theater part is also pretty fun.
Really creative idea. The way he combines coordinates with Morse code is just perfect, though it's a bit on the difficult side. My hands often don't listen and press the wrong buttons.
It's kind of like a gameplay I once tried that's similar to a dirt shop, a really interesting design, but getting the tools is a bit too slow, and running back and forth is a bit too much of a hassle.
A really stunning game, it's incredibly addictive to play. I love this kind of theme—space and the stars—they make me feel so small. Its world and art style are grand, and the music gives a sense of the vastness of the universe, especially that amazing sequence where a supernova explodes and finally collapses into a black hole. It's so immersive that it took me five Fridays to finally shake off my addiction. The out-of-game growth is excellent, though unfortunately, some talents I have no idea how to unlock—they just stay locked. Later on, my stats started skyrocketing exponentially, and I have no doubt that it could eventually reach a googol. Once talents are leveled up, even standing still will draw a constant stream of stardust, and that kind of satisfaction is unbeatable. It’s a pity the theme isn't perfectly consistent, though—if the growth of ancient stars into a black hole could be considered a skill, that would be something.168eab3dd30cadc62d05dc6265eca31a.png743c34179c5ba60b241f8811ca809d63.png
A pretty creative parkour game, it reminded me of Neon White and Ghostrunner. Although the maps look a bit simple, I think it has a lot of potential.However, the tutorial level felt pretty challenging, and I had to put in a lot of effort to get through it.
A really creative little game. The tiny robot not only has to wind its own spring but also needs to use the progress of that spring to repair itself. It definitely requires managing the resources of spring consumption and recovery. The art style looks like those old-school pixel factories. Playing this somehow reminds me of the little robots in Wall-E, their way of working is kind of clumsy but super cute. I really like it.
It's very creative, but his jumping ability is a bit too strong, which allows me to easily jump from the blocks to the tree, then from the tree to the wall, and finally just climb over the wall to get the battery. Does that count as skipping class? I also noticed that the space above where the battery is located is empty—maybe that's a little clever trick too.d2031033dd2c9a74a06e854e6c8d1fcf.png
I like rhythm games, but I almost have no idea how to play this one. I downloaded the Windows version, and neither my mouse nor my keyboard can make the wheel spin, leaving me helplessly watching the notes fall. However, this doesn't stop me from enjoying the music. The music has a blend of mechanical and classical beauty, and the sound of the notes falling is very crisp.
This printer creates drawings with a lot of feeling, and the gameplay is fun too, but unfortunately, the printer stutters, making the character's jumps not so smooth.e02577bcc67d7c97ede7338dd7f158c8.png
Such an abstract game, but anyway, this old lady is pretty cute. Her sound effects are really adorable, which makes the game super fun.4d1130e1abfd44540c8ee9d7c6588b6c.png
These floppy disk defense towers are really unique. Many of the floppy disk animations are very eye-catching and detailed, and playing them gives me the urge to keep going. It's a pity that there aren't many types of towers, so I couldn't fully enjoy it, but there's no denying it's still a good game. The fan anti-overheating feature works just right during gameplay, helping pass the boring waiting times.
A really interesting idea. Playing while fixing the machine might prevent you from enjoying the game fully, but it definitely adds a lot of tension. The scene is also very immersive. Often, you get so caught up in playing that you forget to repair, or so focused on repairing that you forget to play pinball. But later on, there's just no time to fix anything—the machine keeps burning and you can't put it out. Overall, the whole process is really fun, and the scene is very well created. (Attached is a screenshot showing how overwhelmed I was with repairs—this place is basically hell!)386b12c436e0206a490e0c7d02a48ba9.pngc89fda2f556cd83747b351ad4fe85147.png
Every mini-game in here is really well-made; it's hard to imagine this level of production being completed in such a short time. It's a retro game console, but the games inside incorporate very modern ideas. Whether it's similar to Vampire Survivors, roguelike mechanics, or incremental growth, the mechanics and numbers are all handled really well. The music is also quite upbeat, the gameplay is light but has good depth, and there's a storyline behind it all, which still easily makes me think of my childhood. Back then, I would play a few old games on a pirated console I bought from a small shop tirelessly for fun. I really, really like this work, and I’m going to thoroughly enjoy going through it.fec992ad39593452755a3e00d910b557.png56040fff2e02874432f4e84c305d91fc.png33e9075a3f75c1be93b3cdb858c900b5.pngb9f88c1c01e3b2aa235200a6a871c7e7.png
A pretty addictive game that can quietly eat up a lot of your time. I’ve always liked this type of gameplay. The items in the game are also really fun, but it’s a pity that there are only four slots, so sometimes you have to part with some things reluctantly.0240db7db79f379d9547c288cbe1b7b0.pngee3016d7e5e299d51bb6395e03a3031e.png
I like this game, whether it's the art style, music, or gameplay, it gives me a very relaxing feeling, like going on a vacation. It's really exquisite, and the characters in it are also very cute.1c32eebb5c56b4c9f290b1a325d5ce22.png
LD60 — Old Tech (19)
Pharaoh's Jetpack by debugman18 2026-10-20T04:54:50Z ♥ 1
Although his art style looks abstract, it's really cute. I love the scene backgrounds and music changes when entering meditation—such a beautifully made game.
UNCALLED FOR by EKLSN 2026-10-20T04:45:19Z ♥ 1
A really interesting puzzle game, it really feels like Portal, and the way he uses the phone to take a picture and then put it down gives a kind of viewfinder vibe. The opening theater part is also pretty fun.
Morse Strike by estelgames 2026-10-20T04:21:44Z ♥ 1
Really creative idea. The way he combines coordinates with Morse code is just perfect, though it's a bit on the difficult side. My hands often don't listen and press the wrong buttons.
Relic Miner by ejmejm 2026-10-19T12:46:29Z ♥ 0
It's kind of like a gameplay I once tried that's similar to a dirt shop, a really interesting design, but getting the tools is a bit too slow, and running back and forth is a bit too much of a hassle.
Stardust by Gevernus 2026-10-19T09:47:23Z ♥ 3
A really stunning game, it's incredibly addictive to play. I love this kind of theme—space and the stars—they make me feel so small. Its world and art style are grand, and the music gives a sense of the vastness of the universe, especially that amazing sequence where a supernova explodes and finally collapses into a black hole. It's so immersive that it took me five Fridays to finally shake off my addiction. The out-of-game growth is excellent, though unfortunately, some talents I have no idea how to unlock—they just stay locked. Later on, my stats started skyrocketing exponentially, and I have no doubt that it could eventually reach a googol. Once talents are leveled up, even standing still will draw a constant stream of stardust, and that kind of satisfaction is unbeatable. It’s a pity the theme isn't perfectly consistent, though—if the growth of ancient stars into a black hole could be considered a skill, that would be something.168eab3dd30cadc62d05dc6265eca31a.png743c34179c5ba60b241f8811ca809d63.png
BOOTLOOP.EXE by SorokSkull 2026-10-19T08:53:45Z ♥ 1
A pretty creative parkour game, it reminded me of Neon White and Ghostrunner. Although the maps look a bit simple, I think it has a lot of potential.However, the tutorial level felt pretty challenging, and I had to put in a lot of effort to get through it.
Windmeup！上发条！ by Colescott 2026-10-19T08:31:33Z ♥ 1
A really creative little game. The tiny robot not only has to wind its own spring but also needs to use the progress of that spring to repair itself. It definitely requires managing the resources of spring consumption and recovery. The art style looks like those old-school pixel factories. Playing this somehow reminds me of the little robots in Wall-E, their way of working is kind of clumsy but super cute. I really like it.
My Little Robot by peremily 2026-10-19T08:19:09Z ♥ 1
It's very creative, but his jumping ability is a bit too strong, which allows me to easily jump from the blocks to the tree, then from the tree to the wall, and finally just climb over the wall to get the battery. Does that count as skipping class? I also noticed that the space above where the battery is located is empty—maybe that's a little clever trick too.d2031033dd2c9a74a06e854e6c8d1fcf.png
Dialtone by intuito 2026-10-19T06:48:17Z ♥ 0
I like rhythm games, but I almost have no idea how to play this one. I downloaded the Windows version, and neither my mouse nor my keyboard can make the wheel spin, leaving me helplessly watching the notes fall. However, this doesn't stop me from enjoying the music. The music has a blend of mechanical and classical beauty, and the sound of the notes falling is very crisp.
Line Feed by thedudeintx 2026-10-18T18:00:57Z ♥ 5
This printer creates drawings with a lot of feeling, and the gameplay is fun too, but unfortunately, the printer stutters, making the character's jumps not so smooth.e02577bcc67d7c97ede7338dd7f158c8.png
Old Wash Laundry by Rafa Fiedo 2026-10-18T17:50:28Z ♥ 2
Such an abstract game, but anyway, this old lady is pretty cute. Her sound effects are really adorable, which makes the game super fun.4d1130e1abfd44540c8ee9d7c6588b6c.png
Floppy Defense by Anathema Studio 2026-10-18T17:38:33Z ♥ 2
These floppy disk defense towers are really unique. Many of the floppy disk animations are very eye-catching and detailed, and playing them gives me the urge to keep going. It's a pity that there aren't many types of towers, so I couldn't fully enjoy it, but there's no denying it's still a good game. The fan anti-overheating feature works just right during gameplay, helping pass the boring waiting times.
Pinball "Repair" SIMULATOR by Fifut 2026-10-18T17:14:32Z ♥ 1
A really interesting idea. Playing while fixing the machine might prevent you from enjoying the game fully, but it definitely adds a lot of tension. The scene is also very immersive. Often, you get so caught up in playing that you forget to repair, or so focused on repairing that you forget to play pinball. But later on, there's just no time to fix anything—the machine keeps burning and you can't put it out. Overall, the whole process is really fun, and the scene is very well created. (Attached is a screenshot showing how overwhelmed I was with repairs—this place is basically hell!)386b12c436e0206a490e0c7d02a48ba9.pngc89fda2f556cd83747b351ad4fe85147.png
CARDKID by OldDog 2026-10-18T17:01:00Z ♥ 1
Every mini-game in here is really well-made; it's hard to imagine this level of production being completed in such a short time. It's a retro game console, but the games inside incorporate very modern ideas. Whether it's similar to Vampire Survivors, roguelike mechanics, or incremental growth, the mechanics and numbers are all handled really well. The music is also quite upbeat, the gameplay is light but has good depth, and there's a storyline behind it all, which still easily makes me think of my childhood. Back then, I would play a few old games on a pirated console I bought from a small shop tirelessly for fun. I really, really like this work, and I’m going to thoroughly enjoy going through it.fec992ad39593452755a3e00d910b557.png56040fff2e02874432f4e84c305d91fc.png33e9075a3f75c1be93b3cdb858c900b5.pngb9f88c1c01e3b2aa235200a6a871c7e7.png
Old Nums 老数字们 by Thoth 2026-10-18T16:24:42Z ♥ 1
可能对于我来说阅读这些数字太难了，我决定将他变成一个猜数游戏，看旁边的老家伙的脸色和天平的平衡确实是一个非常好的选择，背景音乐也有一种很玛雅的感觉，绿色的游戏界面也有一种身处神庙的感觉c51a0d74b38a6d29e679155929648ee5.png
Old Tech Is The Best by MagicalBerry 2026-10-18T16:13:15Z ♥ 1
A pretty addictive game that can quietly eat up a lot of your time. I’ve always liked this type of gameplay. The items in the game are also really fun, but it’s a pity that there are only four slots, so sometimes you have to part with some things reluctantly.0240db7db79f379d9547c288cbe1b7b0.pngee3016d7e5e299d51bb6395e03a3031e.png
Skyrail Postmaster by alexhonor 2026-10-18T15:48:15Z ♥ 2
I like this game, whether it's the art style, music, or gameplay, it gives me a very relaxing feeling, like going on a vacation. It's really exquisite, and the characters in it are also very cute.1c32eebb5c56b4c9f290b1a325d5ce22.png
LightBulb by wo_ri_gou_le 2026-10-18T14:37:01Z ♥ 1
非常有意思的设计，开始在不知道需要做什么的时候确实有点茫然，但当发现摇晃它可以使灯丝以一种巧妙的平衡搭在另一头上时，又有种非常奇特的感受，看着灯光逐渐亮起照亮一切，不过最后它有些过于亮了，就像在近距离盯着一个真实的灯泡一样
Snake Boy by neowhoru 2026-10-18T14:22:53Z ♥ 2
It's pretty fun that you gain points but with negative effects, and the music is really catchy too.