Check the enhanced view at: http://timkrief.com/curatedgames/
This shows to everyone, and maybe for the first time for most of the players, both how programming is amazing and how it can give such a hard time from time to time.
This puzzle game is a minimalist wonder in which the sound effects and music engage you. Once mastered, the game doesn't offer much, but the path to mastery is a great experience.
The first thing you should do is watch the documentary video about the making of this game. This game was made to fit in a NES cartridge but it seems to feel like a modern game. The technical marvels employed to reach such a level of mastery is something that let me in awe. I would love to try this one on an actual NES just to pay respect to the work that have been done.
When I played this game, I was unable to join the gamejam it was submitted for, but I already knew that I had no chance in front of this masterpiece. I felt things by playing this minutes long game that I couldn't even perceive in some triple A mega-productions. I hope you'll see what I had the chance to experience when you'll try Lydian.
This is a fun game to play in the browser. I created it as a modern version of an older game of mine. This was supposed to be more strategical but I ended up making it an infinite runner so that I finally was able to ship it. Even if I like my games a little bit more complex this one will always have a place in my heart.
I am not sure this one will please everybody. We sure need more ways to share thoughts and feelings, when we are happy sure, but most importantly when we are down, when no one is here to listen. And this seems to be the perfect fit for that. PS: If you have any serious issues you talk to a professional...
This is my first commercial project. It is still under development, but I already know that it will be one of the projects I will be the most proud of. The concept started as a simple prototype of a building crafting mechanics and is now on its way to be a nice and full game.
Behind a cute 16-bit pixel-art cover, this short provocative game of mine, will throw at you the hardest choices one could have to face in real life. The goal being to show how, for most people, having what we call "free-will" can't help much when cards have already been drawn. It calls for tolerance and compassion for each other, and having it played by tens of thousands is my greatest achievement yet.
One of the games of Lucas Pope @dukope is Papers Please, a game that took part in changing the concept of video games in my mind. This time around, it's with this visually and mechanically intriguing detective game that the broadening of the video game concept continues. Point and clicks or detective games aren't my cup of tea, but that doesn't prevent this one from being in my wish-list. I'll let you know.
I have yet to play this game but, what I saw during some review and let's play keeps me on my toes. This game is pretty close to one of my dream project focused on a peaceful climbing experience. I'll update this once I end up playing because this will happen sooner or later.
This game is still under development but the design already feels on point. Let's see if this end up being as good as it looks!
This game, and most of the creations of Nicky Case in my opinion, feels like it changes who you are as a person for the better, mostly by opening your eyes on issues or misunderstandings, or if you already theoretically know them, by making you experience them.
I first decided that I didn't want to like this game, because of the number of platformers already existing. The thing is when you can feel the passion in a polished product, you can't resist.
It felt like 3D was brought to Metroid on NES/famicom.
