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The original PICO-8 woodworm!

Bass cannot break the law of conservation of mass

Luig is hiding again… but this time everything oinks, and nothing is free.

I can't wrap my head around this

Clink clank clank

Two dogs need a nap.

It's art

Gathering my bearings

Move to cast spells, optimize your score

Unforgettable memories

Conduct yourself properly to win

The tiniest tarot deck

Be a bird, do bubbles

When you look in the abyss the abyss is also a box

Let's go to spaaaace

Delta means 'to participate' in Swedish

I'm procrastinating working on my long-term projects help

Experience the ectasy of puzzles.

batty loves (your name here)

shoot for the highest score~

It's not actually monochrome

Fill in for a miniboss on his day off.

TИUOMƎVOƆ

Turn-based strategy robot blaster. Each defeated bot charges up your Power Mode!

We're legally not allowed to describe this game

Follow the instructions

A game to show experiences with bullying.

LD 27

A game about industrialized violence and going on vacations

LD 31

A puzzle game about pushing and pulling

A small game made for my games design class in Fall of 2019! My first game ever pls be nice

Mercurius Semper Vincit

LD 26

LD 24

A puzzle game where you draw water from a well to water your plants.

Depth defying puzzle action

a bullet-shooting, ship-flying game

LD 23

An Ultima clone for the CHIP-8, created using Octo.

A game about demon cats made for GGJ18

Biker platformer, Game Boy style!

1980, Glenn Wichman ventures into a basement in University of California Santa Cruz, to save the development of rogue.

Eat within a window

LD 32

A wild west, rock paper scissor adventure. Fight and defeat the evil bandidos crawling in the cantina!

Play as a dew drop, bounce on wilting leaves to breathe life into them and Break the Fall.

One robot blender. One flying food truck. Endless customers.

Utilise both the 3D world and the 2D shadow world to traverse the levels and figure out how to collect the diamonds.

Do You Know What's Needed For The Good Of Your People?