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Fourth Strike updated a game 29 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
Set genre to Puzzle. Set type to HTML5.
SCHAppDev published a game 29 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
No matter how deep the darkness becomes, you'll always be able to find a light to guide your way out of its expanse. This game is made as an entry for the Simplicity Game Jam 2 with the theme of 「light and shadow 」 . Controls & Gameplay...
Starpup published a game 29 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
"We need to go deeper" is a game about going as deep as possible in an elevator. You have been hired by a mysterious company; What do you do? Go down an elevator to reach the bottom. Every now and then the elevator will break, forcing you t...
MikeS published a game 30 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
My first game using the Godot game engine. for the Simplicity Jam #2 WASD to move. Collect cubes to glow brighter and for points. use headphones for best experience! GLHF!
scoutantho updated a game 30 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
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Nikkoin Games updated a game 30 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
Updated page content. Set genre to Puzzle.
Hevanafa updated a game 32 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
Updated page content. Set genre to Puzzle.
scoutantho updated a game 31 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
Updated page content.
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A browser game made in HTML5.

The  perfect simple stealth game

In-game dialogue

Stealth masterpiece

Control the light and dark as your weapon

Noise incorporated really well

Art-style is solid

Can sprint with downsides so it's not always used

Indicators of noise and suspicion and the footsteps of enemies in the dark

Actual masterpiece

damn

A browser game made in HTML5.

Interesting stuff, this is really clever of a game idea

Likes:

music goes hard and I move my light to the beat like tap rotation, damn

cool game mechanic, not like the other games actually

art is solid

Dislikes:

maybe like make it so it is possible I can save all the boats, maybe powerups or the boats going in different directions when hit too long idk, I swear I'm good at this game which I played less than 5 mins. off of

A browser game made in HTML5.

Good game fr on god no shot

Likes:

I like the having to tap to move

light buff feels nice to have

chests makes mistakes noob friendly so I beat it one try

I like the text showing up, it is like a text game which gives the game feel nicer

Showed stats in the end and more stuff to get if played again

Dislikes:

No controls even in the description so I had to guess also held the controls like a dummy

Didn't know touching monsters was kills, thought it was danger but it was stats, could've killed more

Tap movement feels slow, should have a speed buff where I can have less idle interval between taps or stacking taps so I can double tap per move or something

light buff could be nicer if I can trigger it instead of instant so I can use it when I'm lost instead of just getting it in an already empty room

scoutantho published a game 33 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
A small, infinite maze with a wand to light your way out. Arrow keys - Move around Left-click - Interact ( right-click embed or un-embed mouse ) (i suggest playing on full screen) You can find this code on Github I'm sorry, for the latency...
A browser game made in HTML5.
Updated page content.
Gerald Burke published a game 35 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
You have been sent to the depths to dispatch the evil Priest who has been plaguing your lands. You must return with his head, or not at all... This project is open source, the repository for it can be found here: https://github.com/geraldfi...
Kazoo's Crazy! published a game 35 days ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
Depth of Darkness A sequel to Depth of Rock. Don't want to play the first? Here's a rundown: Your brother partook in an experiment, but he never returned. You went to their website to file a complaint but ended up finding out what happened...
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