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| Klikcast Episode #9 : Out Now! |
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News posted Today by Chris Street
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4 Comments |
KlikCast: Episode 9 has now been uploaded to TDC! It features interviews with Josh, Codemonkey and Martin, as well as reviews of Eternal Man, Sleepwalker and Streetwise amongst others. Add to that a plethora of previews and you have quite possibly the most action packed edition of KlikCast yet!
Click here to watch/download the latest episode! |
| New Game: Sleepwalker |
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News posted 27th August, 2008 by Rikus
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3 Comments |
 Hempuli and Mitch bring you a new hit game called sleepwalker,. In the game you have to guide your little guy to safety!
Comments from Hempuli:
This my and Mitchell's submission for the Belfozormp competition. The game plays a bit like FIG or Tokkobot: You have to lead a mindless sleepwalker through many dangers by putting different kinds of objects to the play area. Everything was created by Mitchell and me (though mostly by Mitchell), even the title song.
Click here to go to the download page for Sleepwalker.
On a side note the new klikcast should be released tomorrow been workin on it all week:) |
| GOTW #293: Uppy Duppy |
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News posted 23rd August, 2008 by Muz
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17 Comments |
 Uppy Duppy wins this week's GOTW with a margin of 1 vote! It recieved 9 votes. Tig Duels: FEOGASE and Jimmy's Unlikely Resurrection got 8 votes, while Eternal Man and Avoid the Evil Space Eel recieved 7. Just 2 votes would either mean a win or a tie. Shame on those of you who didn't vote!
There are a few less games for this week's GOTW. Those games are Hang Glider (Mini Pocket Edition), Pempiatt Adventure, Nemegraphe, A Bad Day, Jack Puzzlemonster, and Hang-Glider. Well, yeah, a game practically made it in twice, but the guy submitted two versions in the same week. Remember to vote on any games you like! |
| GOTW #292: Run Or Be Mechanically Separated! |
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News posted 17th August, 2008 by Chris Street
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20 Comments |
With quite a few votes, Jon Smeby's Run Or Be Mechanically Separated! has bulldozed over the competition
in last weeks GOTW poll. Congratulations, methinks!
Click here to download the GOTW
This weeks entrants -
Micro Mouse,
Bumble's Beginning - Competition Version,
Splotches! Compo Edition,
Eternal Man,
Pixelthiefs Super Complicated Physics Stuff Engine,
Tig Duels for Extraordinary Gentlemen and Such Etc,
Signature Creator v1.0,
Jimmy's Unlikely Resurrection,
Avoid The Evil Space Eel,
Uppy Duppy,
and
Simple Loops.
This GOTW has been padded out by the numerous entries for Peblo's "tag-team" competition but it doesn't mean they're of
poor quality as a result... on the contrary. Download everything and choose your vote wisely! Hugs n stuff,
Chris. |
| 2 New Games! |
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News posted 16th August, 2008 by Knudde (Shab)
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 Dustin Gunn has just uploaded the demo for his newest action game Mayhem 3. It's got tons of different weapons and a really solid feel to it, so be sure to check it out.
Comments from the Author: Mayhem 3 tells the epic story of humanity's struggle with a force so brutal and bizarre that our only hope lies one random Mexican citizen; Mig Carter. He'll travel across the barren Mexican deserts to reach America, where the real threat is unfolding.
It's violent and has some swearing so disgress the hell out of it.
Click here to download this game!
 But that's not all, we've also got a charming little Open Source platformer by -Ricky- called Uppy Duppy starring a marshmallow character. (That looks somewhat familiar!)
Comments from the Author: Uppy Duppy is a small platform game about a marshmallow who must make it to the top of the level and save his friends. He has obstacles to overcome including spikes water and the bottom of the screen (the most deadly of the 3). This game is very difficult but you get unlimited lives. There are ten levels plus a level editor.
Click here to download this game! |
| New Demo: A Midsummer Night's Game |
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News posted 12th August, 2008 by Rikus
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 Happy Tuesday everyone! What would a tuesday be without some eggs and a spiffy new Demo to spice things up? Well then here is A Midsummer Night's Game created by NMasutaa Now this is only a 1 level demo but he sure is off to a great start!
Comments from NMasutaa:
A Midsummer Night's Game" tells the story of young Eliza's bizarre trip to Ashland, Oregon. She falls in love with an actor in the play "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and when she attempts to make him fall in love with her, she comes very, very close to bringing about the apocalypse... or should I say, a deliciously yummy apocalypse.
Click here to go to the download page for A Midsummer Night. |
| New Game Eternal Man and I'm kinda back:) |
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News posted 12th August, 2008 by Rikus
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 Anyone miss me?, kinda?:) Oh well i'm back anyway! Well kinda of, flooring is going into my house now meaning work is still being done on it but at least i sort of have a internet connection. Well enough talk lets get this front page party started! Lets start with a new game by Borgi that he made for Peblo's compo!
Comments from Borgi:
I entered Peblo's Game making tournament too, and I submit my game here too. I've tried to put as many cameos as I could in the game, most of the people of cameos are from this site. I'm sure you will recognise them, the main character is one of the too. He was my partner in this round and we dueled. (at this time, when I wrote this, we don't know the results) Click here to go to the download page for Eternal Man.
As work clears up I should be around much more in the coming days, bare with me as i try to catch up. If you have game or project that just has to be on the front page, then let me know! |
| Recent games |
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News posted 3rd August, 2008 by Muz
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 Now, new games don't need highlighting anymore thanks to the nifty spotlight feature. But since there are some spectacular new games out here, a few of them deserve a bit of a mention.
First, there's FIG (screenshot), a charming little game about a brainless, green-clothed Guy who seeks to return to his home. In order to do this, he must collect all the stars from 35 different-looking islands. The Guy would be totally helpless if he tried to collect the stars alone (he doesn't have a brain, right?) but luckily he has a helper: you!
And then, there's also Lily by veteran kliker Hayo. The story is about two hippies in a nearby future who want to end all war. Chris Bannister is leading this project from his safe base while Tal Cooper goes out to fight war-hungry people, in this case fat general Montegrosso and his army. Being hippies they don't really want to kill anyone, so they invented bullets that turn things to flowers. It looks simple and fun. While I haven't tried it out yet, it's on my list of things to download.
Coal (demo) looks interesting judging from the projects page.
Also, there's a bunch of other games that would be spotlighted on a slower week such as Monsterball X-Themed (a rather dubious title) and Abtruse Ball. Also a few other games which look interesting, but it's up to you to browse through the downloads page for them ;) |
| GOTW #290 - RPG: Rocket Propelled Guts |
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News posted 2nd August, 2008 by Chris Street
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10 Comments |
R.P.G - Rocket Propelled Guts wins this weeks GOTW with a rather dominating performance in the polls.
Congratulations to Mark Radon for a job well done :D
Click here to download the GOTW
This weeks entrants -
OldManClayton: SAVE FDK!,
Mazey,
Impossible,
VectorChat,
Chaos Wave 1.0,
Gunfighter,
FIG,
Vignette Wizard,
Lily,
Abstruse Ball,
and
Monsterball X-Themed.
First post for about two months! I decided to just take a break from posting for a while... look how many games I come
back to! |
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