Respire
Explore and escape from a starship tomb; with the featured song Last Level by Two Parent Home. WASD to move; slow down to find radio direction (but beware the spirits).
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Abe Lincoln Puts Out the Sun
A “drunk game” where a few non-game-making friends drink, and then I have them design a game, make all the art, and make all the assets in one night. The next day, Joe and I put it together following their design as closely as possible. A bit late for #crappyjam.
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Rodent Queens Eat their Offspring
Help your mamma get something to eat. Music by Jack Spinoza “James Earl Cox III with his Glitch Jam and wathtajam (women are too hard to animate jam) entry has completely blown my mind away.” –Creepy Gaming
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The World the Children Made
The World the Children Made is a narrative adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s The Veldt. “I spent half my time with The World the Children Made wishing that James Earl Cox III had made the movement speed a little faster, and the other half smiling at the extraordinary pixel art and synthy ’80s/Egyptology-esque soundtrack.” – PCGamer.com
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Murder Clown
“Under the surface” was the theme of this jam. We all find meaning when there may be none; searching for reason underneath the nonsense that is everywhere. Oh, and a clown is just a person with silly make-up on. So that fits too. And this game is played in their mouth. Triple score. “Seemingly Pointless of course, couldn’t be less extravagant than the others, and with their Murder Clown they almost managed to scare me off.” – CreepyGaming.net “It’s too early in the morning for this bullshit.” – Markiplier
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Snot City
Quickly! The nasal spiders are coming in 10 minutes and you have to find the 4 mystical pig heads to stop them. There isn’t much time Snot Boy, go now! “Everything about this game is a joke”– James
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EnviroGolf
EnviroGolf: An An environmentally savvy text-based golf game. Psudo-text based golf game? That sounds awful! And it is! EnviroGolf was conceived several years ago as a running joke. While there is no real theme to the game as sports games, text games, and environmentally savvy games can all be swell, the general idea behind EnviroGolf was to make a game of a genre we strongly dislike; in this case, a combination of genre, style, and purpose that don’t mesh well. “To be honest, I wasn’t much of a fan of golf before playing EnviroGolf, but now? Huh, I hate golf! Probably.” – IndieStatik “Finally, A Game That Makes You Feel Terrible About Liking Golf” – Kotaku
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