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mattiasa

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A member registered Oct 26, 2019 · View creator page →

Creator of

Kolmogorov Extension Theorem

An experiment about probability and the human mind

Puzzle

The Coiner-Falham Experiment

your only hope of escaping

Adventure

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Third person horde shooter

Shooter

2d horror platformer with a formless pursuer

Platformer

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Local co-op puzzle game.

Puzzle

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You decide to playtest an early build of a seemingly completely normal walking simulator...

Adventure

Loops of the Past

Beware the actions of your past self!

Puzzle

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explosive, key-rebinding madness!

Action

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A puzzle horror game about repairing a facility

Puzzle

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The orb recalls you!

Platformer

Rotation in a turn based RPG

Strategy

Recent community posts

Move on comments · Posted in Move on comments

mattiasa90 days ago

This game is the embodiment of peace and zen. Play it right now to learn the secrets of ascension (literally)

Garry the Gambling Gnome jam comments · Posted in Garry the Gambling Gnome jam comments

mattiasa2 years ago

Nice puzzle game idea. One issue is that I only heard the music from the left channel of my headphones.

Monke Die jam comments · Posted in Monke Die jam comments

mattiasa2 years ago

Nice idea, but the presentation needs a bit more work. Maybe a more interactive tutorial as well

Day of the Die jam comments · Posted in Day of the Die jam comments

mattiasa2 years ago

Nice amount of juice in the game, also I appreciated that you can turn off some of the effects.

Day of the Die jam comments · Posted in Day of the Die jam comments

mattiasa2 years ago

Nice amount of juice in the game, also I appreciated that you can turn off some of the effects.

Rollie's Forest jam comments · Posted in Rollie's Forest jam comments

mattiasa2 years ago

Nice art and rouge-lite aspects, but the game itself is not too engaging to play since the player has to wait quite a bit before they can do anything. Some more interactivity would be nice.